New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

pages OF hs current history. earnestly seeking with
sincere purpose ho adv iuiage oifra &C. amer thst
stf and ter. kepFier sequel than bss oeisiea ous
Soutlern psIty. All we'll" ishers 10 france ana us
roDs 81 ou!d wish that le may Ind the sac middle
way out Of his mpass. Medio tmissimrs IDS, qroth
Apollo 70 Phae;on the an billions ehaIiotfer ALREADY
mounted ON his drivers seat with rein-too prond t.
0ismouni but 80 wofuy nnequsl t" driye the hea'o!
ste.ds rodwise-poor. ambitious riortil
Tie lao unanimously voted reio'ston OF the lower
House Of Congress. expressing American sentiments
sud feserving rights as To and about Max ms ne"
European Empire founded (or foundored on the rum
81 an American Republic exci'es considerable s,,on
ton here-m0re than appears ~ print, Mt least thsh
appears In Government Prints The Monnsw slenty
ignores hitherto its existence Ire rspiredest oi the
inspired seiaiofhcie sheets the ConstnHsionnt quet
calmly notices IT, gives an luper;ect traI station o. IT,
compares il to that other brrnm frtReN, the silly Con-
gressional vote in approval Of Commander Wikess M
lawful seizure If Masnn and Slidel, whom our 6orns
aenf surrendered ell the same fortnight ~ afie wau
and closes ts brief editorial on the sn feet with !aidg
tory Endorsement" Of article on the sane which II
reprints nom the Eew-YoIk Coarrty des Eats Os'.
Tie ordinary editor Of La PTesss t0okithe same quiet
Indifferent view Il the revolution ~ TIE Cohsinft97e
Tie altogether extraordinary editor OF La Prss Emile
1lrsIdin SGT forth yesterday N thst journal quite
contrary view NJ. Girarin quite TIE qucerest since
Veuliot lett the Unre,s the exceptionally rudest and
past question one Of the ablest OF eaGing editors Of
Partisan journalism. There is great reason 10 believe
that lis il Shaken but II IL shaken reason nero
holowsouIding reed. In idiot cant go mad. Every
one knows that an unsound intellect often excessively
nsue ard ncnte on specaltics. Monsieur Grsrdin Ia
editor probably not another In all Europe who has
such stable OF hobby horses or rides them 30 hard
and 10 do him justice. boldly and skfuly. One OF
his lato favorc hobbies Is that Europe needs
to constitute itself now. even now, as European
United States In oIdcr to hold level tho worlds balance
of power with AID against the American United States
lie regards the late Congressional resolution respecting
Mexico pregnantly and pressingy significant draws
from 1t anew cogent argument In favor OF European
Congress-favorite VI his hobbes-ald promises com
Ing article In his Journal to be entitled 'USIoy
CoTTRR UNION" The small caps are ha. Th& article
will lie worth noting. TheIe il always more less
method in the mans madness. And though he con.
stsntly reveals in his writings American themes
negligence Of sefirsructon TO facts carcusly dig
propoItioned TO bis zeal for teaching the rarely
writes column the half OF which is not worth reading
must chueke over mere detail " his last article in
question. Glrardin himself Is notorious among his ac
qusntance The has friends bat troop Of admirers
han WHO never sunless lie plays not as play tor
bnt born to the role the part Of self conscious
h4mnn godkn. l. event. 4. Girardinlti Ia not vanity.
O. not conscious vanity. assumption, still less pre-
sumption. 1t is sincerely unquestoning sumption. To
speak in English he is bunpt0as, bat bumpiious 10 no
Englishmsn not Martin r. Tgppsr himself was or
dreamed of being The excess Of sycophantc. rather
suocatiDgy nsive incense offered up the altar OF
Tie Presss 10 Emile Glrardin by lite subordinate editors
provokes the moelery u Caarirari tie sneers and
occasional laughter OF the crowd fwbo mind you all
ready recognize the real qualified merit Of Gar
dinl; IT oxaits II. g. than ancient sacrifice TO
O., IDpian Joye exalted him. My gracious 1 an
already top ef the heap But TO return tn the chick
ling quantity in Grardins Inst article. Though the
driest. least elegant, unwtiest Of all his peers IN
French journalism, he has gone and said for hin an
eninenty funnires when he charges our nation with
beIEg par eIeellsnee arrogant" one cant ray we
aren't but that dt national characteristic should have
10 impress itself OH Girardin. Two Of trade.
1t is seG 10 cofe this letter by announcing 10 his
friends at home the death in Cairo last week
u Mr.. 1hayer, u. B. A. Consul General in Egypt
Those who best knew him learned best 10 love him.
our country loses in him intelligent, digent
deFoutly patriotic faithful servant.