New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

tsrnstions and required ages for ifs triumph 500
.ells dear TO men progress ana success. -. L.
land, England and the Umied otatos hIe' ~ 80
! Christian times the two nations thet nave mos
s,,orolv conquered and possessed poIlcal merry
| What has il not coat England How many reyoi1-
tions and reactions How much tlme' ana oloou,
and laborl What phases OF las-i'uuo sI,i % .oI"l
ton Aud where ia to-day, where VIII be to-mor-
row. the great American Repubhci W 10 Knows
when and ut what price II viii regain lts lSa'e anu
its prosperity Who can cay II IL VIII revive
Should ngland, 10 avoid 80 many sluss,eS "It
| ,r;ais have repouuced political liberty Aud ought
tbe America of Washington and Franklin despair OF
;taelf because its Government 10 TOO Ill conautu'el
and too feeble for the crisis II has now To meet
Surely neither Of these great people are disposed 10
link poli,ica liberty too dearly purchased 10y The
eutierings and saerilcos lhAt IL mas IMPOSED VI may
in the future impose upon them.
The above strong words are quoted from the essay
intro iuctory to republication III four volumes OF
tbe authors speeches in the Chamber OF Deputies
npder the monarchy of July. No ablest chapter N
his earlier historical writings SURPRISES IN vlgor ond
elevation Of thought and style this msseliy phlo'
sophic survey of the Three Generations OF i|o9,
lSl4 and 1913" their sins and their good works OF
omission aud commission. Whatever we may thnX
of the errors OF the fallen doctrDalre minister or
of the sophstres Of the obstinately logical, eo-
auent partisan orator, we must recognize III lhls
essay the undininished greatness OF the pblisopea
historian. Read, mark and inwardiy digest.
! Tho week has brought ont another illustration OF
whose enlargement by Emile Olivier in the Corps
Iepislatif the other day lin accordance with con-
staut Imperial pronlSesl, talking Minister BarQcne
in direct contradiction 10 laid pronses ridlcp,ed as
unCaled for. 4 number Of gentlemen % nigh in.
teuectual standing, many of them alrninded,
but none of them faoous or even he,ive politicians,
puIposed 10 give course oil 10 cures aud readings
IN the Sale HoIz, for the r.nct Of The distressed
cotton workers out Of Work To carry out their
plan the assent OF the irofcc Of Police needed.
They appedsor 1t, yoost courteously, and got most
courteous and pogitive refusal for their paine. OBJ
that they furnished along with Their appIca.
tion. catalogue Of the subjects Of their proposed
4 readings and lectures, none Of which were ia any
. INN. jiats sense political | fay immeiate-5e-
cense any not hitherto an hoIled ana regularly hat
J messed public speaking or reading is 'p:o J4.i0,
POLITICAL beginning OF free pubic speech, ana 50
d automatically political. a few weeks ago u.
Emile Olivier applied 20 tie lame
official for permission 10 hold a meeting, the
the sole object Of which ehosld be 10 iase funds iof
the relief OF these came suffering cOiOn,Worherti
no however remote allusion- OF critical soft
were 10 be made 10 the actua. s'ate OF HDeIN IN
France-agents Q: ,he Prelect TO he present. ~
L full Official fig. No quolh tie Project. hIl!e
before that the banlshod Orleans Duke OF Aunaio,
had in press here his historical work on the Princes
, OF Conde their gesies and dictes Of old time-a
work now political III itsef snd in respect oil the
, actual regime. The prcss WAS stopped, aud the
rarty-;rnted work seized by purely Administrative
order-mgLi not IL gel force OF rsb The Ica reason
Of this was Tia, tho actual Governmcn, Of France
. | will not Kermit the Orleans family IN any even
literary way to show ito merit IN France. Bear IN
mind here tiat tho SEIZURE of tie book III question
is utterly illegal according TO The letter aud The
spirit Of the prcieudedly ruling French code. let
neirter printer nor publisher daIe bnng TIER
grievance III the c.,e before the tribunals.
noticed think, IN my last. the oral warning bCnt
BY private messenger Iom the Ministry Of the Into
nor within whose jurisdiction tquirm unhappy
newspaper folks, to the efec that they should be
Thy of comment on debates IA the Legislative BODY
But even in France there WAS loud murnuTing
against such ilegtimaic suIereiaiion on the already
formidable pregnant dangers OF the Press LAW; ard
q the oral message twsddhngly qualified in n day
r or two by written cemniuniquc, nd that IN turn
further qualified by following s-ui-otcis articles
: for the next day or two And finally the pres
found isel, at the end Of week, rs free to com
ment on debates in the legislative IA II had ever
!. been. But meantime mark, jules Favre's telling
: crlique on the Governments conduct and nfscon-
duct Of Mexican Affairs hnd got into past history
TIE purpose was served.
E You Sec how strong this Government is. The
political prCOccupation OF the moment y not TIE
s Mexican or Unlled STATES questions. II il the
Polish Question. TIE iii-advised nsuueoiion into
winch the cruel-infernaiiy -aOounnble policy
4 of fhe Car Las forced the unhappy Pclandrrs Is
evidently grayer matter Than h"s-ia GAIeeed or
than Western Powers are sliirncd with large
French PARTY whore theory IL that wrong J. wrong,
= whether it be committed agliuu nations or iruivii
/. uals, against white Poles or blnck Americans-wbo
are not restrained by The Ptfal laws oil political
I elhics--cry out Hggnst the abomina'ion. The re
{ cent compact between Prussia aud lussla erci'os
their ireful attention. What The terms Of this deli
niioly are, 10 knows but that n is essentially
a cOpartnership Of PFussian villauy in aid OF Rus
sap Tascaiity Is too patent. And although there IL
no chance OF the French and English Governments
going SO far I'D TO recognize the bclgeren, rights Of
tho Poles against their treh.y-breaking thuceI err
ured Russian enemy. they Hro prcoiously bothered
10 preserve tho appearances OF decency and respect
nj treaties" IN the case Meanwhile il IL "a yery
noticeable and hopeful fact that Austria IT, OF oil
European powers, most practically friendly 10 the
Poles to-day. / wsh had space TO enlarge tbi,
provocative theme. Since have not, let beg your
careful attention 10 the growing liberalism Of Au.
tina II IL, perhaps the most pregnant OF passing
I political European phenomena.
This is, has been up TO Wednesday morning, Car
7 niyal week in Paris-more madly carnvslesquc /
Z than any corresponding week for the last twelve /
years OF my observation pass the popular masked
ball at the Opera Of last Saturday, wLosc portal
cepis were over % 900 frarcs ind the vet greater
and profits Of the bail there of ibs follow
d ing last Tuesday, Nardtgr0s, to sing matches OF
greater things done aud danced in the Carnival DAYS
1T the Iucriee md IN Ministerial aud other courtly
, hotels. The papers abOnnd in descriptions Of Ito /
Costumes and irOlic guely Of these p,ro n,ices.
His midde.aged reicent Majesty aid tho beautiful
D Empress have been foremost IN their maguihcence
and JOlity. Poland and the POIe aud the iounn
, dlstressed colton-workefs 20 hans! The most
altitudinOus links aud ianasckeft Of dancing
toes, and highest sort OF travcstiud ihlutIn
eXtTavaRazas the encouraged disorders OF tho
days preceding Wednesday, tho mus jours--aud
very fat and rich III fun they have been. Since
cannot catalogue at length, nor report in fall. n
tite Of the cost and " cgHcaHsn of the cOurtly
aud more OF les official ball. marques of the weei,
let note but eminent case. The Countess
Caftigliono, about whom Safeguarding Paris letter
writers furnished to thenntclpet General reader of
foreign newspapers an oppressive mass of gossiping