New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-08

-. .A.lI he convinced that the traditional aud
.nculsy principle o; heredltary monarchy 10 the
soSest guarantee for the stability Of her govern
,rent and the development OF liberty, she will ind
IN me Frenchman devoted and anxious to rally
~ornd him all the capacities, all the talents, all
tbs glory, all the men who by their services,
have merited the gratitude of the country.
al renew to you once more, my dear Berger
my best thanks, and beg Of you to continue, When
ever the occasion presents itsel, TO SPEAK as you
have done, with 80 much success and appropriate
ness Let us more and more bring 70 tne Know
ledge Of France our thoughts, our wishes; our
iovSl ipten and let us await with connoence
what the Almighty may inspire II with ior '"e
salvation Of our common fortune .;.o-.
HRely ALWAYS ny dear Berger, on my sIncore
affection
u.... ~ the Piednontese Ministry.
A. the sttine Of the Chamber of Deputies at
Tnr;r on Feb. 10th the Marquis d Azego, Min
So a. Foreign Affairs, delivered the following
,nsacb on presenting the budget Of his depart
p5ent; Gentlemen political conduct iounued
mon ioetice and good faith has always been the
best, aud will continue to be the most u'elal'
Mach has been said of late on State expedlency;
Enr my part do not believe those two different
standards Of morality, one for the men who govern,
and one for those who are governed, aud DO not
Ebink State expediency should devlate from com,
mon morality. Absolutism and the policy OF oad
faith have had their time. They were IN ViSoI
when public affairs were managed oy King ana
few ministers, and often by favorlte or mis-
fress. But at that time the periodical press was
weak, the means Of communication rare, ana
uublic opinion without power. But now, II out
aouch public opinion. it Vibrstes instantly from
Edinburgh 10 Moscow, with the raPidlty OF lgnt,
ming. cannot deny that there Is a terrible ana
obscure problem to be solved, the iutare oeStlny
of society do not pretend to solve 1t, but al
6rm on my conscience that society can only lind
repcse under a Government OF good latin.
saw il is our duty 70 sacrifice an immediate
advantage in order to attain the more important
advantages attached 10 a reputation OF purity ana
honesty. This has been our principal guide ootn
In domestic and foreign policy. Remember, that
when we accepted office, the country, shaken by
a recent misfortune, uncertain as to what might
still be in reserve for it, agtated by parties, sus
meeting every one, could only be paclhed by CONT
deLce and concord. The Ministry sought to de-
serye the former and TO train the minds OF men to
the latter 1t it has succeeded, it owes 1t hrst to
God, aud then to the probty of the King, to the
prudence Of Parliament. to the virtues OF the
whole nation, because Piedmont is an old land OF
orobity and honor. AS have acted with re-
spect TO our home policy, 50 we have IN our for
eign relations. The fret principle OF Justice Is the
independence, the honor, aud the dignity OF the
nation. Europe, which for some time laDOred un'
der an erroneous impression concerning US, has
seen by the line we follow that we are not peo
Die of anarchists but people DESTROYS of liberty
and Independence And now it is universally
known that, while we do not seek what belongs
to others, we are ready TO die rather than give up
what is ours
Lord Chesterfield once wrote to his son, When
you arrive in a Capital frequent the Piedmontese
diplom atists for they are always men OF great
merit We wish to justify this hattering testl-
mony, aud we will strive to maintain in our d.
pOmacy those traditions OF honor aud loyalty,
Gentlemen, there are persons who have accused
q of having done little or nothing | answer,
that within the limits Of our means we have done
what was in our power for the good OF the coun-
try We have lived and that is something; and
pease God, we shall continue to live, free, indie
pendent and honored.' This speech was received
with loud applause by the Chamber, aud the dis
cussion of the articles was proceeded with Some
members having proposed a reduction in the Sc,
cret funds, the Chamber rejected 1t, and voted
the whole sum, as proof OF its confidence in the
Ministry.