The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

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Majority for Louis Napoleon, EN- peror. 1871 IT'S
Immediately afterwards the whole Corps Legisla-
fT went st. Cloud, en- costume, to announce the
result.
Next day, Thursday, at one o'clock, P. n, Ma
poleon made his public entry Emperor. into Paris
brief telegrsphc despatch in the Rondon papers
gays his entry took place amid the accamations of
thepeople, the National Guard, and the army The
formal proclamation Of the Empire vas made at the
Hotel de Vile at 10 A. n.
The following Is thu speech o. M Bllault, the
President of the LegassaT Corps, on presenting the
sRE-wc lsy before your Majesty the solemn expires
of the ratiora will In the midst of the ovaons which
were cecreed to you by the popular enthu,issm you
showed no anxiety to assume crown which offered
to ali sides but desired that France should have
time for reectioD you wished that the supreme dect
zion by which people master of ITSELF dsposes sosmny
Of its destiny should only be taken coOy, and In
plete liberty
Your VII h. Sire is accomplished; FREQ ballot secret
and open to all has been honestly examined under the
eyes tf all summing up 600 600 Of votes. 1t gives
the legitimacy of your government the widest b.ss on
which any in the world has ever been estsb
shed From The day when 0000Ge votes, collected for
you by the government itself which they called you to
replace depoited in hands the fate Of the country
France, at each ballot has marked by additional
millions OF votes the continued increase Of her confidence
in you. without within her muucip alities-in her
tsfes in her everywhere her feelings have
burst forth, from one end of the country to the
Parts to salute the of their hopes and of their
faith our people have sufficiently made known to the
world that you are their emperor-the emperor chosen
by the people aud that you carry with you tht naopal
spirit which on the day marked out by Providence,
crowns rev 6ypsttiss and seats them in the place of
those which IL no longer snimates.
Taxing shelter nse recollection of Glory
under what it holds mot pIeciousits houor abroad its
security at home and those immortal principles Of 1882
the firm basis of French society poseriuly orgA-
nzed by the emperor your uncieour pasn again raises
up with proud love- Thar dynasty of the Bcnspars which
frar, hsya AVID Esnhr rkr1au Au
French hands But while preserving proud rem-ni-
biance Of the great events OF II find from
you the great things OF peace Having already you
at work it expects from you resoue pro@pt and pros
porous government In order to aid you Ia Il; 1t
rounds you with all it, fympathiss-it deliver. itself
Of France thai glorious which she offers you
hss royal brow more Legitimate popu-
lar.
To this speech the Emperor replied
GENTLIMKN-Ihe new reign which you this day In .
augurste, derives not It's Originals many others
corded in history have dons-from voleucs from CON
quest from fraud tits you declared the
legal result OF the will Of whole people VINO consolidate
In calm that which they had founded in the mi LIST OF s2
tstops
l penetrated with gratitude towards the nation
which three times IN four years has sustained by it's
sprsges and each time has only augnen ed les majority
TO my power But the that power
rehtened men such those who every day surround
me-independent men, such as those whom address
to guide me By their counsel to bring back my authority
| within just limits IL Il could ever quit them.
tsfe, frcm this day with the crown the OF Ma
poeon III because The osc Of the people has bestowed
1t upon me in their acclsmstons because the Sensts
has ratified it
Ist then to be inferred that ia accepting this title
fs in TO the imputed the Prince who returning
from exile declared null and void all that had been done
in bis absepce' Far from me be su,h vii. mistake.
Not only do recognise the which have pro.
cedtd me but inherit In some manner all TIA. thsy
have accomplished Of good and evp; for governments
fertnt origin Liable for their predecessors Bus more
completely tia. accept all thu for CITY years history
Is permitted to TO pass in se5ce tbs I'll Drisus
reign Of the bead OF my family and the regular though
epbeDeral title Of his son. whom the tSo Chambarf
proclaimed In the lat burst OF vanluI.hsd patriotism.
Thus then the title Of Napoleon II Is yot one o.
thoe dy natic and fupersnuated professions which
to be insult to good sense and to truth II IL the
homage Of government which legitimate anil to
which the brightest OF modern history
ay reign Goes not date ls5- dates from this very
moment when you have announced TO the sufeages
| Of the rstioD
Receive then. my thanks, Messiers les D.7u'es, for
the 6cL4 that you have given to the Of the
nation All By rendering evident By your super
viion, more impotisg BY your declaration
thank you also. Eesi0rs les ScIGieus for having
been the lrst TO address congratulations to yea
the first 20 give expression to the popular wsh2
Aid me ell Of iou, 70 'st hrrn In this land upset By
many revolutions, stable government which shal
have for ts bases religion prosy and love for the suffer
ing clasEss
ing On my psTt 70 insure the property % oountfy
and thst Whit maintsin peace ~ yield ia nothiDp
which may touch the honor the dignity II France
The city wss Illuminated In the evening, but the
greet fits are put Ell till tho coronation.
| TIE Emperor would be proclaimed in I'll the de-
| psItneDts on sunday, 5.h inst.
! Genuss sc A'nau1, Magnan, and CtsteIaae,
are appointed hsrsbals Of France.
Politicians have found Gphjtct Of gpcoula ion IA
the ciTcumstarce tha. the Russian mbas ador just
returned from 81 Petertbnrg, bias brought sn auto.
grsph letter from the Gar to Napoleon
IL Ia now pretty certain that jerome B)naparte
viii be appointed Viceroy % Aigiers
Gen Rybinski, The ds,ir anished ro'igh 9 ,aeral,
has iorwsrdtd an address 70 the Emperor, ssyln