New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
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IN ck.nsins its coz stitBeDts here though retaining
,ts fpn uumbers-it will be said that itis bid ior
re ..id army; a mode of reaching do Sn to tho
verie,t illiteraie thumper Of pMoh nent By mssns
Of ipgratlaling somebody s'seli With the corporal
When we book at the intense devotion OF poor IT.
literate, oobhdire. suPersuaous peoPle g. those
" horn custom and tradition nave taught them 70
look up to 70 superiors; when We think OF the
lofty pedests, in their estimation, on which they
srs placed, by being face 70 face with prioce IN
his own palace, We can readily imagine the msots'
procefs Which places each OF these in the same
circle with the President, which tesches them -
throw away their rights for the anP2ostloaa gorss
Of such a connection. g. Abb 10 grand Nap 'ie"n
said an old sabreur 70 the writer "o0e day, ~Ail9
riding along the ranks, be stopped bsfo.e me. ssd
pulling my Whisser, said-'yoa are noe 'euo"
know by your looks" This setiisd the matter
The imstrial ruse ia DOW tried ia every concelVa-
bic form. The nephewship his every possible LAT
itude; and whateyet Cb.osne once did Tor tho
vofh Of seduction IL sow exhibited VITA sucn
variations ~ time ana place need. 80,
The P:s=ideD, las gone on tOut with brilliant
staff II forms the chief topic Of the journalists
Up 70 the tme that foreign practices introduced
the fashion u detailing. after the monarchical cat
tom the emeD's OF the President OF the Obiseo
States, that fUnctionsry was suffered 70 come ana
20 With lite DOtice and less remark. Inc Arrival
for example, Of John Quincy Adams ~ New' o'A
With the icolasfies Of the hero Of NeHOdeaos
came inio play the reverse; and the Journey oil
Gen. Tay lor from his homestead to w sshiogtcnw@
uenpy.al Tired with a circdnsssntislity that you'd
rot have discsedted the slaves Of an oriental
despot This intellectually precise record OF
the minntest doihgs Of royalty desrades the
European press IL applies equally 70 the Uals''
tAlks hops and feeds Of the privileged orders aen
Of education can be seen standing 10 the nAis 81
Gthe great il England taking down their names
and titles to be published in the jOurnals the next
day Jacques that roar loyal songs and ip'nurrso
loy al toasts And 10 these things that have been
Introduced into America, To such an extent has
this been carried, that Senator can hafdiy 'sse
4 pinch Of snuf without Us being recorded; anu "
v.pnlS .esm tbst The Senate Of the United states
b,f,he time instead Of being place Wnere gus ASSS
r. m ba ty,nsoted is platform mr. the drein au' us
rlsvs of great men. HOS great IL " incur 'A'ie4
snovIecge7 What do they know OF AsHonot.y
g,oogv German Creek or iisiisE literature Me
6ieyai lore, the arts Of Sculpture, MoEcal Csmpo
sitioD Painting, Necbsnics-of = thousand oVner
tsiaes that 20 70 make up the grand totally OF
KtGvleCse7 They know one tniog-Polincs-
and that one one half Of them ara a. ways Ia dead
opposton to the other half ACQUIRING It Of az iSno
rance Of first principles, without which readiness ~
details goes for nothing. ask you Neisrs. hdl1ofs
Of The JrtJnBe, il in all the speeches 10 the oeo
states Senate this Session on the subjects OF Siay
cry or national wealth aud cOhesiveness, there 10
ANYTHING comparable to oepth, detail and ar5d nens
on that subject o the " Harmony Oi lntefests, by
air Il. @. Carey "a book, with its precursor oy
TIE same hanc, -" The p sst, Present and Future
WORKS out with the equal grasp oil ga econ
oraist and loecian, every disputable qlestioa-dls
pen.ne with passion but sticking 20 facts, reared
In pyrsmidel fern, determines what is to be dode
10 insure the widest aud most enduring prosperity
to the country, with on, disturbing one single inter
est or 6icting single wound upon Local rights or
feelings
But to the President of the French B.spublic
He has started out on his tour What bis recep-
ZION is whether cold or corciA-a thing not Import
ant as carry ing significance for future PoitIcd ec
tioL-ctnnot be told. Party papers here VIII he;
One set states that sttuch place he was received
with dignity but personally with ooldness whle
srother let's into the secret that the devotion OF
mOltitudes to the Nephew Of Emperor gives
certain earnest Of order. Throughout the Depart
ments refractory May Ors are suspended by the
PreIec;s " DO owe the breath Of their political lie
tn the Elysee These worthless can always COM
msnd certain number Of sweet voices The en-
ploy &c OF the Government being legion, and they
having brothers, cousins and friends certain sum
o. 10y atty can be counted upoD bntthe spontaneity
Of multiiudes 10 another affair quite regards en-
thusiestic devotion to the Nephew OF an Emperor
The President hes gone IN the direction OF ron'
nerre-t the Cote or. MOntbar, NIteaux sdobsr
non Pcne de Pussy, Nttiarssur Queue, DgH m. ne
has been received with holiday Communications
all very well If bic est act had not been to sacrl
fee the Universal outrage which brought him into
poyer. Such incidents as this are detailed: Inc
Mayor OF PremehOx presented 20 MIN en OLD man
named Noriiot, now gaming livelihood as Vine
grower who rad made the campaign OF Egypt and
WHO bad part Of bis feet frozen ofdurng the retreat
from Moscow. The President took the cross from
the breast OF one of bis orderly officers and present
ed il to the Old man, who was affected to tears
Louis Napoleon also gave him 500 francs In bank
notes Al other old soldier named Bouchard, Who
bad also been with the Emperor IN Egypt doring
his whole career received 500 francs. A wood
turner named Favre residing at Pontalller sur 4
one and WHO hes obtained a number of gold aud
silver medals for sewing the lives Of several persons
from drowning, received from the President the
cross OF the Legion OF Honor. Several other lnc-
dents marked the reception, which was Of the most
satisfactory description. At Il o'clock the Prince,
accompanied by Generals D Hsutpoul. De Cestci-
lam. Reboilet and Vesco and brilliant staa, pro-
ceeded on horseback TO revs the troops OF the gar
| rson consisting of txo bsttalions, &c. And again
! For reversl days past the demagoguei OF Dyon
had been actively engaged 10 organizlng man les
taton Of their for the srrvAl OF the President.
The leaders had ARA ogeo for disseminating at the
different pOssb by which the Primes was pass sons
individuals known for the violence OF their opinions
and Of their opposition. The mot 0rdre was given
/ 10 drown all other cries by demagogues hurting.
At the entrance Of the hotel of the Prefecture IN
the evening ra of these persons executed their
orders and even ette mpted 10 unhose their escort
/ IL was found necessary to arrest, DC. The cousse
Of Presidential tourmaking does not therefore.
run smooth.
In the same breath we learn tina! 10 the South
/ of France are numerous arrests. The 9oyern-
ment has learned OF al ex.enIige association
formed at harseIes 10 connection with the red
party at Paris, with various rami6cStiOns. Ar.
rests follow. De.acbments or troops were ordered
on different points. The arrests at the Rue ST.
Victor Paris have pa, the other parties suspected
on their guard. ln different places musket oulleis,
political letters, Socialist writings, have been
amcngthe spois Of war. AL these ioquisitorisl
functions swe ell the budget The Prefecture OF Pc
lice here, for example, 7,357,49s francs. Tns Ma
Dicipal Council of Lyo broke up after stormy
sitting--ibe Reds sending in their resignanoas-
Vetuvius and fower-gsrdens.