The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-08
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threatened the person Of the Emperor OF the French,
ssAbnhy, and whoss desih would be followed by new
s0vNUns 10 end in -'a deeper apathy and despair The
m, some Frencnmen were mixed up N tthe plot re-
eeved the assassins their arrival, and helped 70 pr
are the grenades but as far as we can at present ea
She scheme was an Italian one both IN conception aud
sxecaton The prisoners chiefly Italian refugees some
S.m OF Tie better sort with plenty o. money nS n 20,
ready 70 risk their lives on any adventure they nal
nscked from various parts 10 the scene o. acon am
although were doubt resident at Paris severa
appear Ia have resorted 10 the capital from oodon %
Brussels for the express purpose OF ASSASSINATION
sbere is cry raised agsnst the liberty sranrl
BY Engsnd desperadoes who are at constant war WIN
TIE Continental governments The dinerence pe'weeu
eoch proceedings refugees have been engaged IN
and actual ievyng Of war against foreign sa,e rs
moeed slight enough an as international Jaw orpins US
permit the one the Continental uTsts mas be inclined
~ maintain that the other equally prohibited mere
xece may well anticipate any murmurs or remon
sranoes by calling attention to the position Of the several
refugee colonies among us
me country would we conceive, support the govern
rHen in an lust Interference for the suppression Of such
hideous plos this which has just failed at Paris We
20 wish England 20 be made an asylum for tbs most
cruel and dsstar y But we bound 10 say
Sat language the President of the Senate and other
Officials, their cougraulatory addresses ia not oscu
favor for any overtures of the French
We can well imagine the indignation and horror
with which al regards late deed and can excuse
any warmth Of expression the Of henous
crime But the nsnuaton that England has erected "
self a. cadel from which as ssssns may 90 forth and
the hope that now this country will not remain
GeDched in It's selhahDess, but will unto with the
,tnertal Powers 10 drive the democrats from Europe
sonst tue style Of language 10 which could not be
respond amasy. But this will pass over,
and allies that tire British people view
sbaton with a much horror they do aud VIII give
them every assistance in preventing or IN punshng IT,
SAN would remark that the work must be chiefly their
II certainly that the elaborate systems OF
passport sDd police have been sadly inefficient in the
present Some twenty or thirty Italians establish
Eeigned paues they are, !, appears, well known demo
c'sts, and even escaped marderers, and yet
abode in the capital without mclcsta,ion. More
thsr this, they able to manufacture in France, to
bring into the country quantity Of hand grenades four
inches in diameter they walk about daggers
and evovers they coneregae in numbers at the door OF
elaborate that DC explosion hounds less than % ro'is
a9,a YET he bond II nsareTeTs Adue been able 10 carry
serytAs through elGd ~ a gAs s';pon and 2
al WAea ta as tie result IF Continental vgildnoe
critics Aca'd b. ss ready in denouncg English i"e,tnes
but IL N not the lees me duty OF our ponce
authorities 70 give every assistance I, the French, and
that If the fact that explosive prcjectles
we're some time since manufactured by refugees in jersey
had been brought before the Home Secretary he would at
once have n-utu'ed proser search The flct may
may not be true, but be true the French government
soud have pu English law in force at the That
viii he better informed Of future attempts fer
venty hope and sud refugees Of all sorts that
they have mercy expect this country If they be
detected in plot against foreign gov rnment They
sspart when and how they will While here they have
all the rights OF our own people, aud no man can moest
English ground Ay must preare for the screre punishment
,hich he lGcs Of tie lard can inSict
From the London Post, Jan %
The question to the duty o. England IN respect or
oAi aoomnaole Clique OF refugees 70 hose internal ma
ehnsnons in this country the recent attempt upon the
life OF The French EMPEROR must be attributed, that
cannot be i.nored either by rulers people be-
yond doubt question OF great inricacy and perp exty
Difficult II must be 10 determine where under the
circumstances of these exies political Offences end
and criminal ones begin but IL would be q Disgrace TO
tAsA -hd 10 shhk SecaGse Oh It's ciicuity. Ine me
That SEPARATES The nere POLITICAL exile from the Plttng
rai'or i disccverable, and should be drawn
and made clear 70 al eyes. Never let be
said that England reflsos sanctuary 10 the
victims OF political changes any part Of the world Let
every oregSe OF every sha 81 Of opinion be free To
snd rec 70 go and let no questions be asked about him.
Not him have the fol- protection Of lawE as long
he lives in obedience 10 them eGt let him understand
that conspfacies 70 murder assassnae let sho may
te ne object Of naevo.eLcs Violations Of the Law
and cannot DC endured.
]; las been stated iha; tao question partly political
and partly legal We demur o. that description OF H.
We must beg u eliminate the political element of the
Calculation aud tr At question OF p.re morals and
tb.n We snail have some chance of determining what
sugh. 70 De the INV, fo- shat Is nIe real question.
The laws that dc eTmoe the conduct towards
each differ in ;aer fundamental bases from
which regna.e The Intercourse Of ndviduas Tue
golden rule Of equity apples IN bolh cases In both he
prevention OF wrong The Cpholng OF virtue, the vinii.
oEaon OF justice and the 'uteuancr Of the sancty Of
SSiy ., man 10 man 10 sloh cases there Is no am.
Guilty, because lie issues are narrowed, and
ale gu. Jon Is snpo aud Gncomplcated.
Bot Euen the qeesiion assumes wider dimensions,
sAG ndt0us and thcir circumstance come 10 be
sidered "a solution % ia. Gnlcuty is Tar less easy
lEuUIHe faOIe qualify D. crcau-ian have % De
considered. ana limit the appicaiios II the general
urlpcIp,, St there ever remains one great cue which
may track through sry given perplexty OF winnings
that OF cong 20 otbc-s q we would they should 90 20
We could 4 tolerate the nopi who gave shelter 10
CLIQUE OF men who he sncw 10 DC plotting
he aid We shogld abhor 70 psrmu sucn vile schemes
t. be ooococoo on aay premises uuder oar ooaiTai
Doe not every hIgi1hmnn feel MS We might not
Do bound 10 put the law h. melton, but we should be
bouad TO reus' our premises 70 The conspTaors and, IN
justice 10 our trend 10 90 every thing our power 10
th~art their abumnabie PLOT. Above al and especially
If became demou-trable lhst there was no euCh TO
20 sacrifice tho lives Of others n Their
insane fury IN that case 10 re would remain no couot
the mind o honcs man thai not 10 kick such fellows
cut a, the would pc discrcd friendship, and do
slToy all confidence In socy and his not because there
ary rirnthp between the parties, bu, because the
deed ltsc wrong and because ought ~ give
SANITARY 10 murdsrers Nov England stands 20 Franse
In The relation Of fast friend and ally 10 England there
have have been muIderers and asassns plotting against
life which Dear 20 Europe sHd the world. These mig
cesnts abuse the sanctuary afford them from the
sequences OF political oiences, 70 prpeuste offences 10
The highest degree criminal Are then 20 weaken
shanoe, and behave ungenerolsy 70 our friend by ex-
tending our favor and protection b. the wretcHes who
would take his ne, or that Of our Queen II Il suited
Their purpoeey The con-cience Of England will give q
tisctory answer 10 that challenge and this settles the
question q; what tho English ax should be the msttr
IL W. have not lac which viii reach these fellows, D.
al means let have poy tc-u ADMIT o gysstIr,
ioA<tA>r eIlaing afas 90 apply ard phsser hs
u0tto1 -orr~'tor I-'ccn trance md his does
already ee the Ffcnch e1uTnme.i % d,HJnd ne L.
hwy justice n ~. oco--rsioss Qf ne rscen foul ds,d in
De hs L,peilcter such conspiracy Is 4 conspiracy 10
oepsa b, s0a o sg s6b Ia,6as We ma
sconsgfscy " murder any IL England would be
vlsi;od with the penalties ~ justice without )nents
question 0oes not morsrty require that Conspiracy
hAiobed here - murOef somebody ese~here should %
brought " justice tOoY Tisr, h. ie dots thar u, on
~, trial 4 o-s,n apd us irc7yo.s er1dencs st0uid Be
'OTrhcortcn co-ciuSr> 2 ne Gu # ENGLAND
onssorCS 20 th1 GcenJs>d dSastsd'ba n. EzrafioT.
Cau,iioa D,.ld jtt i',e, s handing thew gr~r 10
Ne trsrch auho7rtcs ~ Ais = no. az iolr 10 = b.
rads I.s'ibs ~ Acf q Parliament Al ne oares possible
dat Let . be enacted that, Whenever foeisn
sstlSly ut that " SUBJECTS daneed
n ihs couuuy has ai1el aad aoeued N tho crime Of
murder ASSASSINATION. whoiher political OF Otherwise
shall be HANDED Jver % that government r. take hs
trial toe oon-p rscy had been m.de there instead ~
here sni y English persons be Implicated et them DO
Gest with by our teafts Of iUstce The i'm tat "a
81 Tins cOndittn 20 deeds blood would ali the
Tho Without cOnurou The liberty