New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-05

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tbs onniou TIA. Ens land should scops that prHoPe
az sc,or cut then it wu IN l-4-' wnen al .ee
RI we're In arms &C INST then tyrants AND o-io'e nc
" >, who urged ths ns'iors 70 rebel sSs'Hs' 49,.
C-.-uenis bad proved themselves anf, 20 rule su'
gov.-r op . sounoer sysisEa. Now, deem II ul'e'y
IN ur.oicable and delnsive for the present gen
10 attempt H. with the means ct Their coia n ana 81
lconpsral;vey bl-yr. pared state OF PuOhc 'hou4u'
and feeling I am ANXIOUS, therefore, that ne no
ton should he laid aslde Tor one OF more -
date importance 10 the cause oil noerA g,O's
ard progress; i G., that Of t6e oeies' ~ nus ~.
ara f.r barb.-ous cs-igns on EIrOPe. When '1a'
h.. h..u .rcou pli,h-d ran discuss 81 leisu'e
the r-iu,irl.- and poicy 81 free Development IN al
The eiviH1es ard humsDiIec nations OF tue earn
cau readily eIeuse hos-uih and the eXues OF i'hYl
polsrc auc Hungary for criticsDg Eng.sh p1bcy sAa
tsc,. in tke pressut var became their feeling ana
.psir hopes are naturally mu excited uucer pfeeh'
c~curstsuce- but the friends Of liberty and ru'n "a
England ard America, who are hvinE IN hen 80
~ sdorted homes can essly be cool 10 ia1gins OF 5
,Lirr. that car be done and must be Goue, comPNel
"a M hat the hes,i could VIII VT pO,toe, -nG tue
ius sipafon foDcie a. near resiy. The hr-t ti.ns
~ b. realized if possible a. presert i = ta,isiy me
Goveru.uis Of Germany that France aud hn-lNA1
have no viii 20 undertake general crss tis aSs"'
tie cir.s # monarchy in E1rop- or % lne'lrIc
WI tie IL terIal Cove -nuont of any STATE outhofey
"a p.v-Ir ore State from growing into -uch proper
,i5I- a. woud erfere with nasionA exist 90 me
rr-..rt h.,is Prussia sno Austria ne ' 81. zes
tv tic fear of iIte.nAl revolutions a. = 'nsr
real interests vOuo lead them 70 JOIN 'A I'm all
6fff IL ihFOI OF luIhr. ON thr N"'te'i'N -
Eurore, in the disturbance e shlch they are more
nearly Threatened than still they d4re not move
10 a TIE nst see from ar OF io-hg more tnaH u7!
might gsir by alternating Pru--ia While the p.4ly
ofIevouiior stares them 10 the 'scs. No DOUBT mir
farcv COZ lures MP the Of rebellion only for tue
revolution whicb ibreat ned shd alarmed th- ia -
l. yrfuslly dead. Tie irr cipc 81 liberty III i've
in al ihe iear- Of Europe but the revolution, A. n
bcoied IL the men a. ihs l'eH' ol - = 10"
come. snd Iever can Dee galvanized luio tue mere
t.u'i,lauce even Of liviA- b0oy New ideas AMI
ue~ men % AZ rise ard will 20 sDialse another gener-
sion III behalf Of Liberty aud progress bnt mar
which il past II Ia-i ard cannot rise again IN the
SANE f IN ard spir;. The ir-t at Of the revolution
any crarla has been closed by Napoleon Ill, and
Nobolas has introduced the second. differing entirely
ron the first 10 character and special am thoaSh
eouaJly perhaps conducive 20 higher euI IN the
desiers Of Providence. Practically, however E0,
Gland aid France believe that Folan1. Hungary anu
ltal, surro doc they are by powerful nations,
ard ,ided they sre by theories aid creeds innl-
nersbc, and imprscticabe, could not be rec)hsu-
tufe9 With the aC of popular opinions only anc Tue
available srIues of constitutional nations. Iney be-
he,e in tie erortb Of liberty, ana the ultimate ri
rrprb Of liberal institutions over oespotc govern
ments hut not in the immediate po"er ot dsorgan-
z,o msssts 10 contend with disciplined and vel or
ahrized i gions. Eul ais Fran {. Therefore are
Tot inclined 10 encourage revolutionary failures IN
Germany ara Italy. and those who write an1 speak
a. If this were possible. however much they might
cesirc II wee 20 are only alarming the Governments
of GGuauv tnO Ausir.s, sud preventing them from
Joining the Western Alliance, 10 reduce the power OF
kusfiB
have dwelt chiefly on this one que.ron, because
il l. the one great point Of rover-y here n all the
L ost iIfeg circifs If soeety mean the society
of IftTai md progfesslNe men snd w men lhe
guest msss OF tie eope 90 inslnciisey with the
war a. it II, ard with the Government t0at conducts
IT, an6 the aristocratic classes have sympathy with
b,resl ideas .rmiiy agaitsi The fnonsr heal pru-
ci,l.s of Cover ment il Geru any anywhere else.
have no doubt that all int ligen thinkers 10 Amer
lea vii ssmpatbize With the Western Alliance OF
Europe and the bravery IT orr armies against the
Russian barbarans and their liberty crushng despot
i'm. We may of course. believe that Queen ret ria
al the Emperor Napoleon 90 not preside over M
oct p,rf, Institutions that could be lms ne but
tiey nevertheless rule over the two most civilized
tno fee countries Of Europe and ~ active uphod-
cIs Of civilization against barbarlsm they deserve
tie cordial support OF all progressive minds Civil
ized rations have right to exercse and often duty
TO perform in suboung recognizing aud acne Iins
wtlk, or troubltsone or birDaIous tribes and ma
tors where i, il practicable but bnrbarous nations
should TOT he allowed to threaten the very existence
81 civilized communities 1 hope, therefore that
siv,Isod Arneros ~ill applaud the efforts Of civilized
Europe against parbsrou- Ru-sia. Hvon DoHEkIf'