New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

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scrip But despite the brilliant prospects. the Mexican
loan French banker tells me this morning IL a
flseo Something ofdos !. seems stood IN TIC Eve, way
Of its complete from the outset, and that House
resolution o: April T. Knocked Il ard the struggling
hopes Of its managers down in most notable way. lie
fact 49, that the OF tic Paris subscription fails ia
montaely short Of The allotted 60oOOO0i that tho
shrewlly calculating Paris subscribers are much dis
n sed ~ surprised to learn that they must ply their
Inscriptions in full that the loan has had no better
success Londoa and that The attempted emission OF
part OF II IN Amsterdam just would not emit.
Eat, ms said this loan must not fad. Hence the est
sfnctofiy assured meaningessncss u the begsh House
RESOLUTION Of april T. aaa hence anotLr S,nerTse ines
been snppant to the powers that be for an ncrce8e OF
is immense capital. Just now it looks as though the
long rejected prayer would BE- granted run the risk
of guessing that II be granted the rising PRAYER car
Iies up it's pinions the Anglo-French Mexican oGn
Watch.
French thrco per cents are groyeling again down in
the ccntimcs below 81. Business seem 70 hc more
homeless than Politicians Of tho pacc6ing qnality VI
the London Conferences on the DanoGermanc que t,on,
and dhectly that is ed, If tho Conference indeed
should arrive at dissolution. the Danube Principally
question only phaseiof the old neycr.setted Eastern
question is ready to start into European, nlenGcng
promnrnce /. may BE- worth noting in passing Tint
Increment France and England on one side Austris
end Russia the other incline to closer union ny ha-
tural and political elective afiinites
Tho rapid Whirl Of current events has LETT the last
number Of the Jorr1ai dss almost on tnS
shores of Ancient History. Three weeks ago nVted
Cor mention in this pundence en cXceponu article
in that grave roliticoIconomeal periodical on The
De,aisTs IscLGr0 giss Not more for its own pnahueS
than for tie place IL appeared IN was TINS arlec sci
erous in sentiment solid in fots and argument worm
attention The J,a,nal des Ec~0n istes Is grave gu
thoritatiye monthly. devoted as us tte imports 10 ~,
treatment OF ptiro economical theInes-setlng a'oe
moral and potca themes But its prudent. thODgitlu
condIc now Gld tiai this American slave WET Des
very directly profoundly important material icr
csts and bears for st in proportion MS IL pears
against Slavery. And the writer of the article IN
question begins: Let not nio!cn'ly believe that OIL
h. been said and written question IKE slavery nor
because the great American War already three Years
old suppose that the subject has been talked aud written
ont We ore alreldy gHliy II pert IN this bloody
struggle for had been better Informed or less i'i,
f.rcnt or less selfish or skillm or, above az
wiser more sincerely friends Of right we might nave
sent from London and Paris this simple dtchfeuVh
tat would have rendered the struggle ephenefHli
Never will England and France, thrlsi'ah uh'
lions liberal nations. recognize the eXisterc &c
of people that means 10 found It's liberty ava
Independence on Slavery" Arer plTo H.ie
Of 1ncst morality md s1eHciy Ike this, the writer
enters upon The Consideration Of our evil war NON we
p1nt IL view Of the commercial bearing 81 us results
on tho Material interests of, France HIS authorities IN
this part Of his article specially the yauaDe "O o
John Bigcpw our Consul at Pans. and the snguiary
allie pamphlet Of Mr. T. W. Sargent or IhliiGeipAh'
,ranletcd into French by ~ Eliseo kecns Aftr gong
through with these frcts. ami iorcby presenting mo
argument drawn from them, he quotes at length nom
tie famous speech Of Mr. Stephens delivered Ill Georgia
1868 deprccating secession. aud cio-os mus =" 10
gays thisl Mr. Stephens. now Vice President G! tno
fo the orld TINT ut lGs. Government ID coisttWeu
on tie basis of Slavery bsis physically phio.nlh
lv and morally necessary 20 the advancement Ok uhlfef
al ciyiizetonw fin m Roman Catholic Frame: IN
M Roman Catholic. monarcLicn!, oeaPoteahy rtc''
"efttc' Europe. an Episcopal bishop ilgA lioSt
Interpreter and seryoF Of Christ and the uhancs' Oh
elii,rs be f,und who would dare before bis indignant
stoni,hed fock to maintain and sustain the h"DeHS
aud Biblical righteousness ot S@Scry as on.
pro,est1ni. republican. frce.Ntate Dlsn"ps 40 ~
doe, not enter into the head OF intelligent french
poco.econOmical writer that any argument arIl'Sl
Stephens baspheInv Of bunanit! can be so ehrcu'e
as the simple reprint Of the blAsphemy. no" inueh
haye those downroddcn. crushed victims OF European
tyranny and piescrait to learn irom me totchnss "
proud End happy free end independents Protestant arg
fYalrJli, 3D. Intelligent and lc.at' siner.'A" ''I''
cre 4 tho wrrf And ihcn the Wrnei a. g." Jg-ft"'
ss Eroro,r sss never dreaming 81 TIE nauic o A' 70"
t-riur or il,t hung up alic.ci ei 80 ifh 90 -
follows: "Aud We. tHc rc1r.e ~ F4tLee' III it.e %
srch shnrcfl fasiiie, ira iOg cause thdi sAoA" re-
sol. orr very souls, are advised % olaHfe i"e Ia
eIce ~ neu,rlify Bet M such - cusr htiliH" ''e
accom- Ices Since have once Meui.luea We h'iitj
Of two among tie abrst o! tue many tbe HlI D.tA
ADVOCATE. of our righteous cause names %. our
Consul * Paris, john Bigoow. and ~ Ense' iNci-,
c!uuuenl unOtc al advocates 81 oil good causes e' ne
take The occasion 10 say Vo'd ilfiiel VI " go
work u both. The gtcs. Of many SER lees log ch
81 ,rr al his debtors rendered by Monsieur irtus II
an admirably celrly stat d. appreciaiYe article IL ihe
last numb Of the RecUe der Dur H0ndes on mo oA
O; our Sani.nry Commission Underlying mere ciclEy
ccJ-dinuted statement to which ne seems 10 CONNIE
hiusclf there ygasive current oil rnc writer
OTiplul thought. DiOsOtatlve 10 IAtuN.A
readers OF significant PARSONS between the fhVf
and grand reaas ~ unshackled American lhdFi"ual
isr ald French centralized paIoRized adnih!sratiye
compi-Gtiy ely Ineffective action Ia any psslol alui'i
casa And here l. one of the many comforts We may
take IN the sud experiences Of our past three ienr II
our Government. rs tOverument has suhh utcueuiy
(and dcservedO in European estlmntiou our po'p4c'
live people. ready Gnd productive III vigorous ae'
ton and practical resource, has risen as IoihI'D! 20
some o hopefully 10 other classes oil hteAly watching
European spectators. ,,, ,,.
Teke vour New. York Fair for instance. Well take Il
altogether with the circumstances OF rs bogotunG and
development aud resultant applications ana us popular
assistance and money income for observe thai " Gc-
spite Of the degradation OF the value OF errens as
stuuidly let be degraded by Congressnen VINO d"h
dare TO vote war tax and by newspaper editors VITO
don't dare to say that war tax IS the only IA lef DE-
tween our fallen credit ard SYNONYMOUS Reputation.
No income is something enormous. an Eutupe oNeis
no parallel to it, But TO keep to our text Inc "ri,or
iu me Journal des Economists renatks PfcblnGii!
our personal opinion is nothing: VI. draW our insPi
ration from two works tho reading OF Whlcn mus
pereahle Ia all impartial minds. one OF tnese IS me
t,,stical and historical WORK published Last year D!
MI John Bgclow. Consul Gss Eiass O"'s' -
The fact in that this same work oi Our tohSW mere
has been and deseTvedly been the Daoo oi H't "u' o
sx OF al the best articles American ahFs lLa1 Lave
appeared for the past year. ANA those Id Iiolc he"s
n,irr5 or statelier periodicals. 10 Eol"s lhquiVis
mo the status u our county 1t has ohs'9 US prse
nearly complete and satisfactory shssoI. !. - Wy
deeply to be regretted that something sIna 20 y ~.
NOT hscn published IN Trance al We hTst ou'Dic'h :"
our civil war; Up T. ana past tat datei tue .naaos
/ Irru.h IGNORANCE state n'' -
-, a. ntr actual American ignorance OF the active
aD5 latent forces OF France. I can't conceive OF .
stronger comparison Blessed Of the nation be the man
bo vii do f1r the enlg LteAment OF Americans as 10
- ,.b,t Cnn,l I1lgelow his well ana wisely
done lor the enlightenment OK Freuehmen respecting
lie United States Arropos enough here, comes IN she
i.I ers,I n liz letter from Tuin: And since you
EXT L. Saifoc u send you herewith early cory Of
an Itslan translation of your Pr' Consnls work on
DO lifted Strte, ETC. etc" The volume sccOmpany'
-. ~ ,,,.h friends letter is traEaatlon Of hr.
uissslovs valuable work published last year by iIaeh.
IS ,rJor tLe title Of Les EfstS Unss drsrtquS az