New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

There has been tOnarting s1-1 o. pfcc 'Df ne 40
dicsfoa Of ne Pope q his sestsou and q his inter
POSITION b>;Seen France. AID the Roman RePuoAe-
Al nis i. the erest coo lecture whatI an les 70 oe
heve i. that n de Coscees viii counsel tie Pope 70
renounee he tempor. power or a. least % maze In
portsnt eoDcessious ~ de Corcees Is the husband Of
grand daughter Of Gen La systte the meter Of Jules
de Lasteyre he perfectly comedies IN op.nion win
n &c Tocqueyiie the Minister Of Foresgn Assirs sra
with hi. friend II. de Bssunoat Row oots q tse'e.
who pro6e.s % be sneers Cssholcs end therefore
are nos .as7ecsed ~ ne clergy s7en y y F-osH
have sarbsd In TIE study Of Aneresa Institutions that
rsgign can be separated with great advantage iron
tas temporal power In tAs relation H. ae CofeeAes
can 1--WE usefs advice % Pas TX b; vii " Do Toe
esevle himself and. N Dsfssre and n BsrTot Teos-n
Ia ne casneii This IL VIVA. many persons begin =
greatly dosbt Looking The character d TIE ns Jfy
.noe TIE 18Th Of Jsse they could Sisa for honogs
neous Ministry Ministry Of pure fe.stanes, q Th.ch
do Pslloax should be the director II ofciay .,
<.,, ss the fsyorlte Minister Of Louie Nspo.eoD,-
Gun Il IL Of him that the Duke Of bosdeagz
esd a. Grstz. "Ah, II Pslloux sccept uil!stry
under the Republic, il only he 10 help the goo1
cause" The good cause is tia, Of legitimacy by
pnnoyeat1re. and that Of the ecclesissucsl power
DE- Falloox and 10 general the Legis; perty are 81
present pre5oeupsd With the religious Interest
allied that Of noble caste and the OulUsTk q ~
monopoly THAI with the estsolshment Of the Cspet
dynasty An important q the psriy sad 70 ne
few DAYS since Beheye ne that Henry = would
be rstser embarrassment for u and difficulty
The Republic IL better for a. il assures iri1
sassee against the great proprietary All Ne would r.
Their remain without restraint in our ancient
manOrs, where the peasants s.ll address u a. Ay
Lara What the.e gentlemen crave after then. l.
olgsehie republic. Here Is an olgsreh'c republic
sort Of reproduction Of France ar der Louis XL This
il one folly more 20 Be added % many other
Thy have advocated universal suffrage a. Jesuit
zeal exped.eD, 70 secure their own authority. we
win preserve H. and it viii bring forth bter fruit
for fhoss who wished 70 II instrument Of per
tdy and tfeaebery
However that may be-, behold the counter revolution
mistress Of cur whole foreign policy Order VII so0n
reign throughout Europe by grace Of Louis Napoleon
sni bis allies the vicors Of Waterloo the sefs Of ne
Isle Of EIbs and st. Helena This puts out Of vie" tne
hypothesis Of wsr which in nay former letters have
represented az imminent Do much sccuse my
anticipation. Of falscy II il almost impossible 70 BE-
usve that the nephew Of Napoleon 40 far forgets be
bor,or and HI. interest No one could think, !
,.lnly without the accumulation Of = series Of cir.
eumstsnees each more disastrous and more unfore |
sen than tbs otber-no one could think that IN |
the midst q this immense movement Of Europe |
far more prodgious than our great revolution u
self the French Republic Of l5fs could descend 20
bwss 70 buy the tolerance Of the Coalition Of Isio -
the price oi maintaining the treaties Of that ds8faceio
dste When cay maintaining the treaties Of Isl3
man that they are to be maintained with reference ~
France especially for Austria Prussia and Russia sFf
already in way Of changing their po'iion IN The
European equilibrium Nor is England 70 be forgotten
for. well % a. she il now she will know how to find
soe adequate compensation 70 balance the fortune o.
her fyieuds What here write 10 the facts, and con
tray as they may be TO my predictions they are stu
the iAes. But am not able 10 believe that we can
stop with them.
Ey what caases have We come 70 ibsi What occult
my,teriou, and ,erible power has thus srien 10 de
,uoy one By one that souous series Of great things
which sgnslred the birth Of our RePublci In my
opinion al. is TIC most profound subject Of meditation
which can nov occapy statesman.
The obseqBles oi Gen Bggesud form one of the
events Of the week They took place last Tussdsy.
The l7ih inst Al the Hotel des lnysdss, with sucd
potap a. wss never before granted 70 Marshal q
Frasce The dfspcries employed FOR toe decoration o.
tie the servsd At The burial q TIE
Due dOf.sns and At the famous ceremony which a.
,ended the return 0f the ashes Of Napoleon whole
battalion Of Generals present The President also
attended In person - d. 81 the members and oacsrs
Of The Government
The dscoarse prososbeed ty Mr. Mo1 over ire tomb
q the he called his friend merits attention a. d.
RE obituary articles defo,eG 70 Msrsha Bugessd -
the journals which have in past either deieuded
Or srtacked the various Cabinets Of Louis Philippe
pecialy The yosrnai ds Dba, and the Conditional
For The latter Gen Busesud that hesdsmsu 81 Trans
noasin, Object Oh odium for the Journal de- ,
Dsba,s he who served the monarchy only =
" compromise It Tor Mr. Mole be unqclet ana %
unsoveTnsb,e spint All these faults sppesr the
Eusc Of admirable qualities, thanks TO the magic Of
party spL fosr interest, disappolntments o. every
nature have filed up al gaps and behold Aarshsl =
Bugeaad. the ridiculous criminal Of former tines 81
srsyed In the full glory Of hero. lie deserved ~
ea aoa dhoanssr ~ oste md.saal" Having known
the Marshal well and having always done him justice
speak Of him a. be really deserves. In the first
place It is certain that a, the bottom he ws' good
and generous Incapable Of persecgtDg others from Ger
vile ambition or fsnatcism. He claims 20 distinction
soldier and general inoontesiible lie did not
comm nd 10 the Rue TrsnsDousn a. has been often
asserted ard believed. On that day he occupied
smother post lie hss always bean IN favor 81 an -
srgeuc government for the repression Of disofDei'
bar a, the came time be has always desired pa y
,erns government with truly democratic ba'i'
that 10 say favorable 20 popular Interests and spafai
'eeug 10 merit every way Of sccets 10 authority @"'
A. minister De would have been more en'f
ct!e thsn Messrs Gui1oi Theirs Noit and ~ ODE
me tme more for good, and ess under The cor
ruprug influences Of chques and drawing rooms he
would have acted where they would have done nothing
bat intrigue Bugesud fanffdc and tho Due de Broge
were three apart among the weakness and efascu
lat.on II character which marked the reign al Louis
Philippe Neither corrupted nor cofrupiors. not docr
nAres thatis TO ssy not disposed 70 shuttle into com
promises instead Of employing simple aud strong 81
the essential contribution Of ihess
three men Bugesud was The mosi practical and the /
nost energetic Of the three he died too much eaum
mated BY some much lauded by others His last Il
word on The duty u msjortiss always 10 be nod
ys,s thsA niaoriiios WORLDLY crowned bic life
Az the moment when Gen. Bueeaud uttered ihcse /
words the majority not yet sovereign mistress a.
II s day There great to fear that Ii viii
uampe under ioosthe sincere advice Of the man 90
whose memory II heaps the utmos; Of homage
THIS leads me 90 the subject which began 81
20 sPesk OF in my last letter We were then st
and the pail ating With the emotions Of that ever de-
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