New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

feaf I'D IN rejecting ON the obstacles which II
suHsheen necessary To overcome,' SAID 20 intSem
- g,tat would not this nation be, cout1 IL DC ps.
usEsd 10 oie"'"e a. w. '4'0 "
lw fact. it when credit had scarcely begun !,
-.,ye when an internal idea urged "tnous ali
fuo,ling classes to dry mp the very sources Oh an
W,oymert, when madness clothing ltseii Ia VIC
sb n philanthropy came To turn aside me-, n
-. their regular occupations IN oluel 70 nn5 'h1
~ r,onan speculatlOnS-lt was then tndt you us
gSsd 10 the world those products which continueo
Es1ouihy alone appeared Calculated 70 en"'i' WV
psrecute. ,hsn y, these unhoped.for results,
IL pprsIn reneat how grand would be the French
arruhtc n IL were only permitted 10 pay asteh.on
xs real interests, and to reform us hsL'. III
see OF being necessarily dislufoeu On 'uu ~
80 nv demaeogical ideas, and on the otnet W
e.. .,cbicaI Authorizations, Tremendous applause
SsIIcx ed these wofcsl ,. .,,h , M
F~Do demagogcal IDEAS proclaim ruin no
Il :. :. hssemi1ate everywhere error and fdlsenood
Ise,s,rde goes before them and deception folio VS.
| 49, While the resources employed In repressing
sr, are so much loss to the most pressing aneiofa-
so.s and to the relief OF misery. ,,
| S.And as 10 monarchIcal hallucnauons, Wilnou'
.rssrg the same dangers - be incurred tney I'M
10 ali progress all serious iaoor-iof, IN Place vi
/ n sdysrce we are forced TO have recourse W
s.nsgle Men formerly the ardent uphoiders OIL
/ - r2eyogatyes Of the royal authority, are now
zen 10 make themselves Conyentonansts IN oroer
- dissrm the power which has issued from uhivel-
| =! suffrage. They who have the moss suneiea Tue
nos !, n,oyoke a new one and that for the sole
| S;ect of opposing the national WILL ana OF prevent
| ;ss the movement which transforms socleties from
S~Tbsse Shorts will be vain Everything that is
| vshin the necessity of the times must be accom-
rshed while that which is useless cannot survive.
TINS ceremony is another PROOF lnat II ooIs",u
nuf1cns disappear without the chance OF return
Nose. on the contrary, which are IN harmony WIN
he customs ideas and wants of the epoch, brave the
attacks of envy or puritanism 49,
n. all nft n. at
S,,tyoyed ancient privileges and procaims as fun-
dsmepta principle civil and political equality, will
peyerheless feel just PRIDE III being named Cheva-
hers Of the Order OF the Legion OF Honor lot TINS
nsrtuton like all those created at the same period.
M In harmony with the spirit Of the age and the
Atss of the country. Far from serving like some
others to render the demarkations more marked, IL
shaces them by placing on the same line every klnd
Of merit, to whatever profession, to whatever rank
Of society 1t may belong.
sReceive then these Crosses of the Legion OF
Honor, which, according TO the grand idea OF the
Eupder are made to do honor TO labor equally with
courage, and TO courage equally with science
encourage YOU TO new Iasors Undertake them
without fear, for they will prevent the want OF occu
nstien during the winter. DO not dread the future ,
tranquility will be maintained, come what may
fCreat and prolonged appause.l Government
winch relies for support on the entire mass OF the
nation, which has no other motive OF action than the
pubiic good, and which is animated by that ardent
nth which is a sure guide even through space In
which there is no path traced, that government d
say will know how to fuitll rs mission Tor II has IN
II that right which from the people, and that
force which comes from God" Applause oil the
most enthusiastic nature again and again renewed,
followed the conclusion OF tins address
The salient points Of M. Bonapartes speech are
numerous First of ALL he made use of the express
SION, La Rspublique Franeaise." You may remem
Der that he has hitherto always avoided the word re
public aud that he has either written or spoken
IT, As he uttered the cabalistic sentence, murmuI
Of astonshmenta rustic of silk and surprise covered
for a moment his voice. Two or three braves burst
from as many republican lips. The thrust direct
leveied at the monarchica factions in the Chamber
characterzing their aspirations toward return ia
government by divine right Authorizations all, was
Secived with evident gusto, and real whirlwind OF
appreciation. Part was for the sentiment, and part
foS the sting, for within rod OF she President sat
several OF the chief conspiratoTs. The beautifully
turned sentence in which the Legion Of Honor is
spoken Of as an equalizng institution, elevating
merit OF every description, ennobling labor as well
~ courage and courage as well as science, grahfed
NJ marked degree the numerous artisans and me-
chanics present. The peroratlon in which employ
srs and masters are encouraged to continue their
svocatons during the winter, without fear OF the
period, which it is so fashionable to style crisis
lee shore or rock ahead and thus furnish uninter'
rupted employment to the working classes during
abe rigorous season, will not be forgotten oy the ia'
ter for the kindly spirit which dictated" a.. in snort
this speecb is. all things considered the best occa
siona address that have ever heard delivered IL
France: graceful in style, republican in sentiment
benevolent In motive, dignihed In dehvery, encouf
aging in effect. There was no attempt made to con
ciis,e those on whom Cancellation would have beer
thrown away. An open quarrel rather than disguised
han houaa divided
asains, isselE The majority in the Chamber are
ssmatized as they deserves conspirators, traitors
and false swearers, and the breach between then
and the President is complete.
I need hardly say that the journals advocating
monarchcal principles mortally offended by this
speech. 90 not think 1t worth while to quote any
Of their comments, which bitter, unjust and un
cignihed The Pays says, in a contrary vein
/" This speech will produce throughout the coun
Gy the same profound sensation that l, excited
among those who heard It, Yes as the President SC
well asserted, the French Republic woald be great
Indeed, If 1t were allowed TO live IN It's hoesty ana
dignity, instead OF being necessarily troubled oy
dsmsgogical ideas on the one side, and by monaIchi
cal Authorizations on the other AND great VIII oe
the men who shall devote themselves TO TINS Work
cancellation, necessity and social progress. we ar,
glad for our part that the President has expressed
himself Ia language at once SO arm, SO wise an1
patriotic, before the representatives OF national In
dpstU"
The election Of Representative to supply Gen
Nsgnsns place Is to take place on Sunday, SOth d.
Thorignay Minister of the interior, has de clined be
ing candidate, doubtless from unwillingness TO pu
himself position to be elected by restricted suf
Aage, at the same time that he is endeavoring t.
overturn that system. The Bonapartisss will abstain
a. masse. from voting, as protest against the Eec
toral law the Republicans will also refuse to take
pant IN the ballot, from similar motive It's, there
fore. highly probable that no election will be made
There are sa 500 voters inscribed upon the Paris reg
lister, OF whom one-fouIth, or 34.2l7 must vote fol
any one candidate, in order to secure his ncmina
ton In the present state of things such result II
hardly possible. Should there be no choice, the
Presidents position would be materially strength
ened as an additional argument would thus be fur