New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-31

Only il public discussion suppressed but even Inc
knowledge Of facts. The people IS asked IFS opin-
On but the hIst measure taken 70 obtain IL Is 70 es
tablish military terrorism throughout the country,
ana 20 threaten with deprivation every puolc age1.
who Goes not approve 10 Wrl'lng Wnas mas Oe7A
done
such Sir. is the condition in which we stand.
Force Overtnrnng law, tramping on the loerIy OF te
press ard Of the per sor Gorld.ng the popular WILL
in whose name the Government pretends 10 act,
France torn from the alliance oil tree haIioHs " .
yoked to the despotIc Monarchies OF the Conhheh''
such IS the result OF ta,s coup 1 Al tSeSe
meIi O. the people Of England coulo aDpIOlt tiesS
military satuTnalIa and II the iacis nave ie,S'S,
ard when pledge myself are ac'ufaseN 'uei 80
moi rouse IT'S censures. should mourn you ana aug
for ourselves ard for the sac<td cause oil iege ~
erty throughout the world for the public opihon "
England the Grand jury OF manSlnu IN .N nj ,be
of freedom ana If its verdict we're 10 aeluil .le
oppressor. the oppressed would have no o'nsF re-
source but in Cod ..t;. toe honor
IN ths maoistracy of France. and which VIII De re-
nembered in It's annals. The Army refused 10 ~
NH TO the decree of the caprve Assembly luP, ~
ing the Presiden, Of the kepnohc olI ". ,n Is,
Cont of Justice Obeyed II. THESE I'VE JUDGES, BIZ
tieg in the midst OF Paris ensaved and III tne lace
OF martial law, dared to assemble al the Ialace .;
Justice and TO issue process commencing Cinha'
nrocsedirgs against Louis Napoleon, charged win
high treason by the Law. though already triumphant
in Inc streets. subjoin the text OF this memorable
THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE.
Considering the C3h article Of the Constitution c9nsd-
erng that printed plsoaTds commencing with the words
1.-THE President of the Republic aud bearing az the end
the signatures Of Louis Napoleon Bonapztte and de
Mornv Minister of the Interior which pacafds ounce
among other things the dissolution o the Natosai Assem-
by have tits DAY been affixed to the walls OF PARIS that
tins c the dissolution OF the Assembly BY the Pes-
the Republic would fan under the case provided Tor
by article Of the Constitution aud render the CEN
vocation OF the High Court Of JGstce Imperative oy the
rms Of that article declares, that the High Court Is con-
stituted ard M Renousrd Counsellor ofthe Court
of Cessation 20 FIJI the dut Of public accuser and to MI
those iefer M Bernard Getfer IN Chief the Court
fCasson and to proceed farther IN pursuance OF the
terms the sand 6h article OF the Constitution adourns
until morrow the Sd December at the hour Of noon
Done and deiibeIaed m the Council Chamber Present
Nj Hardoum President. NJ Paishle. M. MOIeau, NJ de
la Paaise, and 81. Cauchy Judges this I'd day OF Dec
1851 -
Af,er this textual extract from the Minutes of the High
Court Of Justice there is the following entry
prOcss-UeTboI stating the arrIvai OF Commlssalre
de Police whO called upon High Court to separate
q pToccs-terbal Of a second sitting held on Inc NOR
row the 50 day of December whsn he Assembly was IN
prison. which NJ Rem Uard accepts the funcIons OF
public prosecutor charged TO nroceed aeanst L0ns Ma
poeen which the High Court being no longer able to
sit, nc ouIned to a day to be fixed hereafter
With these extracts from the judicial records
terminate this communication.