The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26
MORNING EDETION-TUEsDAY, JUNE 26, 1855.

the Szens against the law he though. .hsre would
Gen onstraton in opposition It, even they tr
to eaioI - IT, which be thought they you'd not do
who hs a% S pos wsss 70 it ro
and therefore puIposely made 1t detective It NJ
thing but eae%s me o. The politicians, who wishs
csu,d be ,ha. crimes caused by the us
Of ba1 liquor ther store he asked that no duties be in
dealers he said do no view the law in proper ssv
They desire to monopo. vs the traffic He reitsras.
MS idea OF repeating tn. ua"es on imported spr ts
Several ep,a Msrs presented su. oa
i was asrstd to adjourn TIL h9ssday evening and Il
his proclamation Of ntructions 70 the police which
was said would be published TO-DAY
The Adopted Citizens and ,she Tempsrano
| Law.
/ From the Courier des Etats' DnisJ
A certain nuVfe oi our compatrots, amongst thos,
whose interests The temperance law Is y directly to
Affect, have thought 1t expedspt TO nold ting
decice upon line Of common conduct in view OF the
evnsuaites preparing for US by the dateaW uafortu
nate one this time-of the 4th OF July
The HERALD comments with ts bad faith aud it's ha-
bitua perhcy this strictly legitimate proceeding. 1t
Affects TO SEQ init menace OF open remittance the
puss in force Of Ss law snd syoss
phantom o. foreign insurrectionia the streets of sae
calumny false assertion the more o. the less H.
too ordinary thing in tho columns Of Mr Bsnnst's
dwelling snsis insi isnt upon it, Under s.sssias cir
cumstanees, however il is inportant not to allow
antsgonisns and passions Of the moment. What
eyer may be hsnceforth it's impotsncy par.
jury, and has cast smosest the mass Of pure 4msri
cans germs Of defiance which II win require tns to
err; eradicate 70. many Of that party-i would be USE
less TO deny t-foreisnars form sort Of caste apart
pre- occupied with special csas and interests little vm
Of ,ss to the
courage this manner Of viewing things therefore tho
more dangerous, from the fact that preindcsd mind
always Welcomes with deplsrable facility whateve.
answers to his notions and nothing would
more advance the iatrgues OF the temperance fanatics
than the report OF foreign coalition against their in
The French residing in the United States have a~ays
manifested the exerciae of th.ir rights and the OBJ
servance Of their duties loyalty which only the most
fagrant injustice and the most deeply rooted prendce
refuse to recognise. Amongst ali the Earopean ma
localities sheltered by the hospsbe ag Of the Union,
there is not one which practices to higher degree than
ours respect for the Laws political reserve. aad absti-
vital branches Of s commercial interests may seek
to avert common peril by com mon action but it
wilu and unworthy calumny TO imputs to it IDEAS Of
violence and OF armed resistance.
In spite Of the rumors and alarms which certain jour
mails endeavor to spread fer different Objects persist
In thinking that the Temperance law is destined to SINH
itself under the weight of its aasrant tunconsutonality
nately prove oherwse-H the blind obstinacy sscta-
rians should bring about inevitable conictswe boldly
to maintain their lights without ncurring thu rsproach
Of having conspired against ths public tranquility.
[From the PsosIesl
In republican country the law can never be
Whoever should attempt violate 1t by forse OF
would lose than his property he would risk,
sion Of the citizen, although frequently restraint as
in an army discipline 10 the passion OF the soldier al
Of the drum would bring back the soldier to the ranks
to assist in compelling the mutnsers to return to their
duty SO 1t would be in armed resistance against the
law Of temperance any other The thrse fourths Of
the citizens Of the United States hate and yet IL legal
resistance on's exhausted there should be soms who
annlsra hufr
love Of legality and Of order would prevail With the
masses over every other and the aggres
lors wouc perish, the victims of mistake to the
means OF defending right in a republican country.
there were another route traced BY principle, we
who felt disposed to act upon it, but out Of the legal
path we see only pitfalls. We have felt it to bs our
patcist-s class who in ss.tsin places are but too
frequently judged by fas preudiceaso point out those
cold hsorian up sr
repsrabe caAsrophes The course be pursued by
with to bu eI S%
pecialy republican Frenchnen-thoIe who in exils
have much respect for this hospitsbe Iand-their
adopted n0her-tO desire to disturb its repose taking
IN ass OF sys st sa 10 @
streets, would not be to perish there ke Dogs"
break neck Journal Of this city elegantly expresses it, in
but to combat there, conquer there die like men,
[From the New Yorker Stats Zsitung
the HERALD pretsnds to have learned that the French
Leonard street. to organise an armed force, with the
avowed design to resist, with in hand every az
the Germans also are organized and drilled for the same
purpose. 10 this intelligence the HERALD adds
mtndation to the Germans and the French to lay down
their arms and cast from their minds all idea Of an
armed nsurrection. We think that take upon
to the HkRAD that the Germans do not need its
advice In the beginning, few excitabe individuals,
whose special interests threatened by this absurd
& to sm II sy q s
ority OF the Germans have too much common TO
be drawn thus hastily into spy such movement the
suits Of which could not but be premature and dermsn
tai. The most excited amongst the persons to whom
alude have aso had time to cool down, and to under
enough and that the extreme measures which we're for
mery agitated entirely useless Besides the German
where necessary the ardent and e1citabs spirits Of hs
German population, as 1t has always done, and will al
ways do without awaiting the warning of the HERALD
from the New Yorker Demokrat
The NEW YORK HERALD gives yesterdays issue
the startling intelligence that the Germans and French
70 ss
tepots Of for this purpose. In what those
consist whether n %1saets pistols or rsyolvsr., or
cuverins and mortars our contemporary, the HERALD
leaves us quite in the dark. He is, however, kind
advice that the Germans and French should beware OF
such opposition 10 the law If they do not want to
be shot In the streets like dogs.
Tho HERALD in this statement presents some news to
the public about which the Germans ignorant
those magazines Of munitions, those cannons, those
cuverns those large pieces Of ordnance and mortrsp
win the HERALD be kind to indicate to those
places, shall We look this exciting intelligence
q weapon which he often thinks proper against
foreign ctizens The HERALD may rest perfectly tran
qu about the 4th OF July Its editor will aot be kept
awake BY the firing Of muskets the laundering Of
canpons. But one thing we will tsll the HEaAID no
Neal Dow dopgs be played Off against the Germans.
We're such things attempted there would then indeed be
question Of powder and shot, and then the HERALD
would probably be convinced that shooting down like
dogs 10 phrase more easy to than to carry into
effect We would In that also showers OF balls
proceeding from quarter from which only few balls
are now expected to csme The tsmpeance mea OF this
place had better not entertain the impression that they
have.to deal with crowd Of Portland boys We feel
assured however, that matters will not proceed to such
extremtes. The stupid statement Of the HERALD to-
gether with the violent sentiments which t utters
against the Germans have suggested these few words