New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

sesipr the master, Of the son against the mother
&C Try; in short, psrrcde.
What wonder, then, that ren. 'noaa asisI fssf
&c |. can against the rebel Who attacks i g be
Wha, great misfortune in the fact that his decorated
and saIaried sccomplices, five or sn o. his sess
d0Hes and his sbrri should tall al bis SIDE anu ssesrs
pensions
Who will believe that those are the nfsuors and
eowsrdly who risk their own hesds sgAns, thai Of
the enemy, who, without hope, devote their hyesto
the servce of right certain, In any cas', 70
o, the spot, sboud they succeed on the &C ,nSd,
shou they fail and that the generous and the brave
are those Who, for the love Of an impossible :hros.
and OF treasury, launch troops upon TIE cro~l
flame and sword Ere without oistiuction Of sge or sex
upon men, won EN-, and children; kill by thousands,
Danish by thousands, keep France 10 coupe sombrs,
and dan ned as the Danads, and Tor TIE .Psc1cf Elk
wears pour the population If Paris into Cayepn9l
Who does not zee in the words AID acts of tnis
,assin Of two republics the haned Cf all nsn, the
Ike for every people Imperialism, 10 word, 10
br1led ambition, unlimited de.potisul; oru'st jnce
everywhere and always united with craft the atfestat
iucaina.e under every FORM tie comp dt,9f witood.
limit or fionter sbsolutism abroad As at hone; the
proyocatiop in short, and the Jusuhcation o. every
reverge sgainst him AT home tne ai.P3Nerun
Since ths I'd of December in revolt aud war against
the nstop it is Necessary for bin TO govern france, -
Africa, with generals. be has sali the Empue
peace but bis Ministers are ades-de-camP. lie as
in this heaven of Light extDguished suns and m >o0s
il s .till too light conspirators can zee; INC Iso
of the .srs He does not under stand that The ords
night will see the better for II. No, tue press 700
free: the elections too free toe vote IS I'D ee
There must not be even the exception OF two
voices lot even the refusal Of AL oath The ossa to
i'm! He dfcrees the Is lnapa,t.:: do;
ma. Itfability requires unsnpity. II is the crown
re- Of the work the Cassrean folly, the diyiee m1-
,ss which seizes upon th zee whose doom is sealed.
An the accused viii die without remorse, they have
touched him.
The same madness abroad as at home. The f,s ID
crease. The madman wants to be master 10 yourco
nv as in his own. The Independence OF slrgse
eopls in the world, as the liberty OF sing.e
man IN France, offends and threatens hum. Llten st
Mi. clanor got % by his orders, the usolent word
Of IF command e, repeated by the vile squadron Of
his scribes, lis troopers, his !gopm:-:his
hue and cry sgainst Eogland yelled, and for
good reason BY the most vIlent o. tDe pa.n oy DIS
such being; by his brother sduterhe that bastard,
Nat hovord that rsscal, that scouudrel, who hiss
stolen the title of E1ceeIey as the elder brother hat
of Majesty. who has stolen everything, even 70 his
name-haf Bonaparte, han C9ssacA ana ss.se' sei
satisfied with all NJ. lie Comte de Morny. Lssen I,
the eloquence not less reI chant oil MS otner nader
ling this 9th er Count Of the same breed, ms Other
Il r. of the ssme block, this other noble pseua3cym
and faithful accomplice, his worthy Mercury, ~ F'-
lin de Persgny. Listen to the thunders OF Jupiter
himself. Anger is never prudent. Inc nsshes ana
the thunder bolts discover him exscty as we showed
him 10 be in our letter to the Queen He adds threats
70 il sns. He threatens Osborne With Stuttgards-hs
threatens the old alliance with new one. lie threat
ell with the camp at Chalons, with the medai WHO
another visit. The spies go before the eagles sre
waiting, ard Chapuis will be Pfefect OF the Lover
Thames Observe, he commences with the Protect
apt,-these Engshmen OF France. Decidedly he Will
have order regring in London as in Paris. he wants
TO warn Punca as he does the Spectdtenr-he would
Law down the law TO Parliament as to the Corps Legs
of-haye the pol 90 OF Soho ike that of the Rue lie.
peletier. 1t is capitally managed there. And %
lie polutes all he touches, he wants his allies to be hs
spice.
VIII she accept also Feyder bill, Law moved Ct the
point sword. and seconded by colonies Wui she
allow her Constitution TO be violated like ours Have
the kisses of the monster turned her mad Win her
contact with crime bear its fruit Win she seed 70 the
huks her writer and orators-Peel, RUSSELL Wspoe,
Derby Gibson AMI Roebuck at taeir bead, for having
instigaed, excited, solicited some Biuus to XII
Cesar No.
The threat alone has sufficed to raise public opinion.
| here is no one-not even The Ttnes-tha. has ut
ed his reply ad h0ninem, that has not administered
cold shower of ink to the mailman. This 10 vel, but
would this be ALL 10 the evil should grow wOrse
And it. which God forbid the maniac, embol ienei by
Palmerton, should attempt his coup, II he occupied
the bank with his hOrdes, for the love OF Cardinal
W.emso for the cause of order, of religion OF family,
of property, would The Times content itself with
wiiiirgl II speaks gibly enough new, but We think
The Times too English TO believe that could then
find its prose sufficient. Strong it is when free,
the give place to another weapon the 70 tho
heart. Confess it, The Times itself would be social
3; il would make bullets Of it, type aud take aim q,
the beast as Gordon would at the tgers, or Gerard
the lions.
80 will do the oppressed who deserve to be free So
protest brothers the Italians. IT, then, the mere
threat Of oppression arouses the English why should
the Romans submit to the accomplished fact For,
finally, tbnd end last point, remark here ths. the
question refers not to US, but to them; let not the
French, but the Italians be considered in this matter
Have they not a right grievance as We have, sod
more than we have, against the oppressor' Even
when we should not have the right, they would still
have il. If on side there doubt, theirs
there is not the shadow of ore And il we have q
right against the tyrsnt, they have it douby against
the foreign tyraLtsgsDst this aggressOr, who Is not
of their country, who has not over them the title Of
vote, who Expresses them, not by national forcs,
but who nvades them and enslaves them with foreign
soldiers like himself: They have thus two cause. for
ODe to defend-ther country and their liberty. The
Russians, the Spaniards, or tie Germans, ID not at
tempt upon the life Of Bonapare. But when the
CrCie invaded Germany, Staub defended his country
with the poignard. What judge at Berlin would have
condemned him The blood Of Staub, like ths teeth
of Cadmus gave birth to the army of delverance-
When the Uncle invaded Spain, the SpsLisrds made
war to the knife the Russians with fire, burning even
the wounded the Dutch with water, drowning 70 kill
DO not our children call Gesser derer } 40
they rot taught to glorfy the hero who punished bis
own hand for having failed against a hostile king
The Bible itself-has 1t not halowed tho name Of
Judith 1t i, the same case. History legend,
books holy or profane, ancient or modern, it is the
consensus 0DHium every weapon is lswf1l against
an unjust aggression. II is not long since q woman
was justified for taking the right Of death against
private invasion of her house, and yet she hsd the
public police to do her justice. Where is the Eu--
ropean police against the iRvasion Of Italy, Le.
Pamerston, who wishes for the evacuation Of Rome
obtain il from his ally, and the Romans win attempt
no longer. Until tnen, laws are useless Prison or
gullotire, they will attack those who attack them
combat those who combat them, kill those who bill