The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18

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pSnso, OF lne eoune q state as had been expected
ana s'ar OF the iegi'n OF honor When he reached
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.e, aa,hnceu ana announced mat the PRESIDENT OF
Iopuhc was .nere lot .ne purpose OF procaimng IN
Au auec the opening OF the legislative chambers. in
pureuaIce m 'he eonsttution. Inc PRESIDENT then
100 up, ano IN clear ehipnatc tone OF voice, read
DIS opening address from manuscript paper
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
MEsN,uRs LIS MISUNDERSTANDING LES Dypu,rs-
The dctatorrhp which the p ope conded 10 ms
this day Things are about 10 resume their regular
course 1t is with feeling Of real satisfaction that
here TO proclaim the in nractice of the
stution for nv anxiety has becn not onlv Ia
reestab,ish order hut to r. nder IL durable IN enowiru
France with institut;ons snitc, 10 her vant. me-
scarcely few months ago YOU remember that the more
confined myself within the marrow circle OF nv attri
button the mpted to render that circle
narrower still in order to deprive mo OF movement and
action. Often discouraged confess it. have thought
Of abandoning q power 70 much contested What re-.
strained me was that saw but one thing to succeed ma
anarchy Everywhere in fact rose up passions ardent
to destroy incapable Of founding ANYTHING There was
nowhere either an institution or man to cling to-
Nowhere right uncontested any kind Of organization
any practical system Therefore when thanks to the
assistance Of . few courageous men thanks above
all to tho energetic Of the army ali the
txnolla al f.vv h..r Arut
ask inst tutions Of the people. For too long a time
society had rescmbled = pyramid turned upside down
placed it upon lite base Universal suffrage the only
source Of right in such conjunctures Immediately
AosaS,y rsaHsd It's a,esndsncy After
constitution which submitted to her was permitted to
create political bodes wLoso influence will be much
the greater from their attrbut.ons being wisely regu-
lated In fact no political institutions are durable but
those which fix in equitable the limit which
each power should stop There are no other means OF
irving at useful and benehcient application Of liberty
Examples not remote from Why in 1874 did We
wi satisfaction in spite Of our reverses, the nau
suration Of the parliamentary regime! Because the
Peror let US not fear to confess had been carried on BY
reason Of war to too absolute exercise Of power Why
the contrary in 1851 did France applaud the fall OF
this same Parliamentary regime: Because the chambers
had abused the influence which that regime had given
them and in desiring TO rule al things had compro
led The gent raj equilibrium. Again why not France
troubled 10y the resricons applied to the liberty Of the
press and 10 individual Liberty! because the one had de-
generated into license and the other in place of being
had by odious threatened the rights of all he
rxtrcmc danger for demon lccs especially of seeing
badly defined institutions continually sacrificing power
and liberty by turns, perfectly well understood by
fathers half century ago, when, emerging from
Evolutionary tempest after vain experiments
all sort Of systems they proclaimed the constitution Of
the year VIII which has served pattern for that Of
1853 Doubtless il does not sanction all those liberties
TO the abuses even OF which accustomed, but IL
conccrates others that are truly liberties On the
Of revolution. the first guarantee for people does
consist in the innodera of the tribune and tho
press II consists in the right to choose government
such rs IL likes Now the French nation has perhaps
for the first time, given to the world the imposing
spectacle OF great people voting in all liberty,
the form Of its government. Thus the chief of the
state, whom you have before you, is really the
expression Of the popular will. And what do j
see before me! Two chambers. One elected by
virtue Of the mort liberal law that exists in the
world; the other. nominated by ii is true but
also independent. because il Is rrcmovabe Around me
you men Of admitted merit and patriotism always
ready to support by their counscls and to enghtcn
with regard to the wants Of the country. This
stituton which from this d. forth will be put in prac
tice is not then the work Of vain theory and OF
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