Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-12-25
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ther Notwithstanding different origin liable for their
predecessors.
g But the completely that accept all that for fifty
years history transmits u.s. with her nhexble autho
rity the less Is IL permitted pass in silence the
glorious reign Of the head o. my family and the regular
though ephemera title q his son, whom the two cham
bersprocaimed il The last burst Of yanqpshed patriotism
Thus then the title Of NAPOLEON THIRD is not one
Of the dynastc pretensions which
be insult to good and to truth it is the homage
rendered to Government which was legitimate and to
which the brightest pages Of modern history
My reign does not date from 1876 it dates from this
very moment when you have announced the surages Of
the nation sa,
Receive, them my thanks, gentlemen of the Chamber
of Deputies for the eca you have given to the manfes
taton of the national WILL by rendering it evident
by supervision and more imposing by your declara
ton. I thank you ALSO gentlemen Of the State, for
having been the first to address congratulations to me-
you the FIRST to give expression the popular wish
Aid me- all of you to set firm in the land upset many
revolutions stable government which shall have for its
basis religion proby, and love- For the suffering classes
receive here my oath that sacrifice shall be wanting
my part to the prosperity of my country; AND
WHILST MAINTAIN PEACE WILL YIELD NOTHING WHICH
MAY TOUCH THE HONOR OR THE DIGNITY OF FRANCE" l.
The most enthusiastic cries of "Vive PEmpe-
reur," "Vive Napoleon Ill" followed the speech,
and the EMPEROR, again thanking Nj. Mesnard and
NJ Bllau retired to his apartments with the
mony which marked his entry.
The Moniteu contains decree headed, /" NAPOLEON,
by the Grace Of God and the national will Emperor of
the French. To all present and to come, greeting"
Then follows recital of the followed
by adecree for its PRONUNCIATION The second article is
as follows: "Louis Napoleon Bonaparte is Emperor of
the French under the name Of Napoleon ILL.,.
By second decree the Minister of War; ST. Arnaud,
General Magnan and General de Castellane created
Marshas Of France in consideration of the ability and
courage displayed by them in defence of the country
der the grave circumstances through which it had passed
The Courts Of Appeal to be called Courts Imperial
and law officers Of the State to take the title I'M
perial
The seal of the Emperor is to be crowned Imperial
Eagle reposng on thunder rposant Ia foudre.) All
official seals to be after the same model
All offences committed by the press and publications
are pardoned fines RENTED and mprsonments annuled
The warnings given to papers withdrawn.
National Guards under disciplinary penalties are re-
eved from them.
The of the Fiat Major General of the Army,
suppressed in 1S4s, is restored.
days pay is allowed to commissioned officers,
soldiers and sailors in the copper con in celebra
ton of the PRONUNCIATION of the Empire.
The city was Illuminated in the evening, but the great
fetes were put off till the coronation.
The Emperor to be proclaimed in oil the depart
ments on Sunday, the 9Th instant.