The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-03
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
Correspondence OF the UNION.
NEw YoRk, September %. Is

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Nrw YoRK. September o. 1919.
The sudden change Of the Ronaa policy Of Fraaee
The mails by the America reached New York
morning ats o'clock; that is the newspaper, the letter,
having been previously received The political facts OF
whch they bring Intelligence important more especial
~ those concerning France.
Is not TO be doubted that Louis Napoleon has suddenly
changed his Roman policy and instead of aiding and
aoe.ng The restoration of absolute desposm Eter-
nal CITY, (his very evident dete a 10 the date OF
oudmors withdrawal from the command of the French
honan amyD he is preparing to resist with vQor the adj
ministraton OF the Pope government upon principles
on which, so far, the Holy Father insists being sustained
IN lna course ny the CT all the Catholic
ernmens at his court, backed by the Russian minister OF
course Louis Napoleons letter Colonel Ney his aid de.
camp, which You will find n the newspapers containing
the details OF the news, exhibits, glance the nsw Ro-
man policy above referred In carrying OUT the French
commander has come into open collision with the uum.
yirae of cardinals He has by force OF arms released DO.
cai religious and other prisoners incarceraed without
Instinct and legal accusations against them by order of the
Pope government The triumvrate threaten 70 remove
her prisons, and the French commander acknowledging
their right to do notifies them that if tn ~ attempt to es
absh them elsewhere in the Roman States all such prs
'ners will be released by force French arms in defiance
their he uiumvirate protest that French inter
erence Is an Infringement of the Popes sovereignty The
newspaper qudnancs also that the Pope on read
'ng Louis Napoeon's letter 70 Ney broke in great
passion, and sent word Louis declining the
longer continuance Of French saying at the
same time, that he much preferred rely on the two mil
ions oil bayonets rendered to him without conditions and
nat unless those OF France speedily Withdrawn he
should have to call in the others for their expulsion have
no idea that this story is true az, however much 1t NAV
5omport with the determination OF his Holiness he would
hardly thus proclaim his important State purpose its
proclamation would more than au.ht else serve h, asCat
lis object.
We have additional proof of this actual change in the
Obey OF the French government in the change the be-
lavior Of the Roman people towards French army In
Rll nafin aofu
hem hailed wherever they 20 through the ctv "a rends
ind brothers. and treated though they had originally
come 10 home to carry out their present work of defending
oerang not re-ensavng, the Romans. The Pope's con-
inued absence from Rome, and his avowa that
will not return until the recall of the French army also
prove the sincerity Of this policy of Louis Napoleon
NOW, IL Is matter Of much portance ascertain chy
he President oil France, or rather his ministry,
changed the Roman policy of the government The liberal
Of the continent full of
account for this change, few owhich worth retailing
ere 1t strikes however, that the to be sough
the solemn conclusion of Louis Napoleons personal
ofers that the prospect of successfully overurning the
PRESENT form of French government is hopeless and fur
her, that unless the popular apprehension of France in
his connection is speedily queted, nought can prevent
mother successful and general French revolution in favor OF
administering the government strictly according the
eat of the constitution ~"
Many circumstances conspre create such impressions
IN my mind In the first place, after having. long snce
despatched more than one agent hunt him up royal
suddenly
40 has no idea OF endeavong marry into crowned
amly and more particularly into any su opposed to he
osey bound up In the interest Of Russia The
;ursions of his excelency-mperia fishing tours as they
pere.ae now known to have turned out very profless.
The fellow met "fshermans luck" every the nib
bling being none to speak Of the use of
new N.Y., In the shape of claquers stationed here and
here to cry pipe PEmperew! Pave Ia fimAs Napoleon 20
IN his approach The bourgeoisie-upon whose counte.
lance his immediate retaners particularly reed-have
hown unmistakeable disinclinaton make up any con
derable sum Of the deficit Of foryfve centmes of addi
onal taxation the collection of which by the gendarmes
3 beginning to be understood be almost possible
ask Now as to persevere In the purpose OF revvng the
ALT portable liquors. and other of which the poor OF
France have been so lately relieved, has
ed, as II were TO be certain to end in general revolution
he idea Of relying on the payment of an income like
hat of Peel by the bourgeosie, has been ht upon by
french government This is unfortunate stroke of pol
cy, 50 far its influence Louis Napoeon's hope of
'rown is concerned hesitate and vaclae in seiz
ng the people by the throat when their liberties
red be strangled, invite successful resistance by
edmiring their power to mate IL. As financial
nent shows mstrust Of the present. and despair OF the
lture. II Is attempt to introduce the policy of Peel to
carried out upon very different constituency and that
without his power the popular mind and the other
opportunities serving TO render that policy successful in
England.
The bourgeoisle oreanst. almost to man. were willing
'nough swap hc republic" for 'the En- pre-" on con-
ion that the latter would Louis Philippe did devote
n,
70 increase dividends stocks The swapping debt
q France created you will recolect by Louis Phil
ppe In his efforts thus attach his dynasty the money
d men OF France. 10 making rich Of a few thou
snds he made hundreds Of thousands beggas and also
made imperative that In png their property from
axation, everything used by the Million except the air
uey breathe, should be taxed taxed taxed This bur
lensome TAXATION that his immediate supporters might 20
cofree, produced the revolution hurting Louis Philippe
the throne. To prevent revolution against the
cory of his ministry Louis Napoleon sub
equenty To relieve the from oonsd ssbe portion
Il Louis Philippe's list Hence the tremendous def
iiency to be provided against IL the French would es
ape bankruptcy, total and overwhelming for six months
onger As soon as the ntimation thrown out that
Souis Napoleon, placing confidence In the professions
devotion TO his person, OF which tbs bourgeose were
ately 50 prouse designed placing upon their shoulders
aIge slice OF the taxation required prevent the bank
uPtcy OF the treasury Tin view Of the hopelessness an
'ttempt to collect It from the half starved peope) the
,ourgosic give him to understand that they much prefer
,ationa bankruptcy and the republic imperial nsiiiu
allegations la few words he finds that the noneyed classes
instead OF being eager for the empire under existing
stand ready n unite with the "eds"
making revolution, II he dares einp 10 subve the
constitution by coup deat, or other means He
thet will require his part all the Of his
abinet and all the efforts Of his myriad Of ofcehoders to
him the prssidency for the balance Of his oon.t
ntona term OF three years To do this and TO render il
Jrobabe that the end Of that time or some one OF
is party may be reelected he has suddenly changed his
ioman policy involving also the Of his royal
carriage project. and virtual proder that France will
DIN England oppose the ambitious schemes Of Russia
encevcd since the Emperor reaz,d that he Is indeed
King all the Kings Of the connen,it being evident
,ready that the French popuace only require to be certain