The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-16
THE NEW YORK Sun.


Amerlcun ihhlhpi's
T,.loye o. C.. vi and rel nous liberty 10 Inherent
lin all u,nEin and It's general dIsi eut IT, pre-
,,u,e4 ,nly by dospotsm, Tho natural enemy Of
lt.ri. k,u,rchics rogcinment' arc the repre-
.e.nuyo4 o. ocspols', AM republics represent
ll,-tv and freedom. Bs vcsn iLcse tni,9onstc
= .,eus there q an "rreprers be conflict" which
MT ~ On Until Y z,d nations arc all mon.
ar. io, up MI t,Jubl,ce-or s. SAr1LRoE sad with
Ie,arIt EJfop., "tl ey must .,cone uN republican
~ oil C,ss.k." Every triumph u free govern
nc1t In u, progress Il this conflict With de'poi-
..r. IL s.nsJly felt wherever tho after is ~ the
,s.cndaut Tho % q ud march 81 liberty IA tho
new world IL symrsihd'os y 'c., b. tie oppress-
o. masses u the oll, who sspire /. the Samo al
v.nceuont, but are kept down BY Mo ron hcel Of
nri,tocra-y Their issn uuiercurren, Of publ.
esu.,m in every European nation, which
occasi,nally hresks forth upon Ne surface
a. politics sul tAon COR . limo disappears.
The American tcvJl.t', n, and the establishment
a. REC govern p,ui IN tbs country, VAS
triumph u repuUiicAnlsl. over u onArcLy, whors
eject shortly ahtward appeared Ia Europe IN tlu
great popular uprisng AMI tho subsequent ar'sr'
totwssn hb.riy and orIre'son Tho otm'f Eol'
down in the struggle; ll--ly nor lcuv r-'nz
cnoug g. grarpls with h. i.s.r'., n"a,r.'''
II sought r. ov,t,lrow. BuI the q'.ft ~ iruu!1u
wis not sn1hIstei. 1t has tsofrLDo N..4sly
watched tho progress OF events sri 90 .1'7 await
ing the time Tor a more r4 p.,.1ut aI,'rp, 20
throw oil the YOKE @ orfrossi.n. lie hso Of 10
rebellion in this country has b-ol tn. grsn.ef' and
most glorious ,vempin. s;ln ~. power sud ''a-
bity OF reprt 'can principles that th' world has
ever seen 1t re'utes Mo mo1srrhictl aJsuncnt
that republics ave MO- tine ole ,ont Of strength -
cohesion. /. Proves LAT lbsrty BE- MOI incof stcut
with pcrmSnout AMI suhs'1nua government and
Al shows ttst rtpu.H,Euisu = tho true sysiefu
for securing thc b. hest f.ctsurs o happiness 10
y people What The ,I."t Of this v.l DO upon the
republican elcmon, In Eur'poan soc city, itis diiH-
outnow h. determine i7r sutc crt time has not vet
sspscl 10 discern the cause ~ the popular uad,r-
cwrrut The commpIon caused In FrAa's ~
Prince NuoLEoN's Aius. a. - this royorHment
may, however,, be- taken ,s an iude1 that Amghty
wave Of repubhcan,sn ,.rrsiens H. TOW over Lu.
toTe n there were no arprchonson' Of tins, on
Ite part ~ the onsrchls's, VIII dii ,hc Pr ncc's
IAnguag, 80 greatly excite hs Fronch mini .iry aud
me Government branch q the urcs7' why was
he speech 20 suilmar,'y SUPPRESSED and WY
en TIC Emperor cous,rHinod - make oihc,sl
announcement Of y, sToeob, unless IAe Govern
ueri had 10 fear that "a eject uuglG, II
properly suppressed, cause the current Of rcpuLl-
s,nism to surge mp to We surfsc. and cndanger
the head that wears the crown ~ Hut whether
ihe effect Of the triumph " repu can'm in this
country shall be i,h sooner later in Europe, It's
souing Ia inevitable. The eyes Of Tie oppressed
masses Of tho old world have, Tor mtuy years,
been fixed lougiDsly upon our model republic,
pnd the people feel Tia, only IT, power OF Arhitra
- rule debsrs them FROM Ito tuJoyiu.at of re-
publican government and liberty At home. II
they over had doubt, auspiciou OF ibe pracnca-
b.ity of permanent FREQ g1vcr nmcnt the fear Ia
now removed, for t1,s country has shown the
world that liberty Is an element Of etrcnrth--not
W weakness. Freedom has led the Unitol State.
~ the highcs, position in the congregation OF IA.
aons. III: masses u Europs recognize ths fact,
.nd Ihsy viii never ress 'ausn,d unHl their own
cations have ranked themselves 70 thc side ~ Re-
gIb.csnism, under tie broad banner Of freedom.
On the Anxious seat.
HE New York politicians arc now noch.. into
Washington, and arc Tutoring AROUND the Pr,sl.
irnt l.ke tlios about csudc-ani BONE Il them
VIII hhNuHVh7 ~ tfbrNht'l lho NauTf OF lnlH
commotion - tic understanding ts. President
JonSsos has determined 10 remodel tire Goyorn,
msut appointments IN this city. The occupants o.
tLssc lucrative odipes have accordingly posied of
10 ycntlAto their luy.ty snd general p,.ilca
soundness before the President followed 10y tn,
U1pectants, who believe that their millennium 10 I.
h,ni Between these ins m outs, il il Iros.l
tlc President will be pretty thoroughly bored, 10
Ne political leccheS OF ths city lave the reputation
al beng moro !mporsuusts thAn ANY other class
F. FAR as can 10 determined from tho present IN
locations, however, Is seems that these gen
teuen who msn.icsi such oNtrcme nux!c
~ To serve heir country ~ profitable rates hsv
~ 't but little heAiwny in their attempts to mou
lltIlien, JouNso- 10 their will, There seems
lctao much "stv N bis clay, sud al the arta q
these expert polu,.l poltors f.l - mako hir
y,ntr. so far he has usuii sted = diSI osiuol
consul, tie interest ~ the business men lAth,
u.sn % the polite aus, WIZ reference g. Sppoiu
usnts in Ihi, c,ty, very much to che DISCUS, Of Il
latter class The caution amt dclbcration wi;
~h.cn ~ To- preceding In tbs worh of oysrhaulir
thc New Nyrh oil ',rs also looks onrneu, for Il
olNr.Aus ANIL t would notle surprising " {,
ProSiIcu' sa'u.d ,snore them entirely in maxi,
lis select Ions Such D.. determination would
ased with delight by our cu4.us, i,r since
seems impossible 10 Obtain worthy municipal OF
.srs, u would b., some al. ,tac1uu t. ba,e 20,
a,u in the c. e"' N..s
Iir,p " mated
1ur following peraGApA ~. ~ We elm from.
advertisement Of he Gc r,;', q, .r,,t company.
an indi,Anon Of the ,arc.ty OF IL .sy H. t.c /.