New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-03
Adhesion 10 the Usurper.

The most important adhesion to the cause
G.. The Usurper is, perhaps, that Of Mon,lamberi,
the political leader of the ultramontane party
among the Catholics IL is in the form Of let,
ter addressed TO the editor OF the Univeys:
PARIS. Friday, Dec -, 1851.
>ir- receive each day letters con sultlng me on
ne proper course 10 follow IN presen. circumstances
and particularly as 10 the ballot, which commences
On the 2Uth INST, IN orceT 10 respond 10 the appeal
made ~ The President OF the Republic to the rench
people Il Is physically Impossible for me % write
10 each OF the persons HhO do me the honor TO adj
Dress me, and ye! | should be grieyed 10 reply only
~ silence, and al apparent Indifference to the con
hcencs manifested toward me, and which has been
gained by twenty years political struggles in the
cause OF the Church and OF society. Permit me to
express, through the medium Of my Journal, my
opinion.
III begin By declaring that the act OF the ID De-
cenber has put 10 fight the whole OF the revolution
ists the whole Of the Socialists, and the whole of
he bandits OF France and Europe and that alone
is, IA by opinion, more than sufficient ason for
al honer men TO rejoice, and for those who have
been II Ost mortified 10 console themselves | 60 not
enter MO me ques IS 10 whether the coup detat
tnnch had been ioleseen by every One) could be ex.
cculed at another moment and IN another manner
to Go SO should have to 20 hack 10 the causes which
produced u, and TO give my opinion on persons who
cannot now reply 20 me. | 90 not pretend to guar
ant.e the future ny more than TO Judge Of The past
OILY LOOK a. the pTesebt-thstis 10 say the vote 20
be delivered on Sunday week
III
neutrality and the affirmative vote
To vote Gedmsf Louis n apOleon would De TO JUS
uiy The socialist revolution, which, for the present
al least IS the only ole that 1ke the place of the
n.ug ibs Mould o9 70 tSte TAG pc
PiiLce y DO has rendered Tor three years nconDar
able services 10 the cause @. order and Catholicism
II would be admitting the most favorable and the
least probable hypotessl 70 TeesabIish 10 Tower
OF Babel "A hch people called the National Assent
ald "ncn, IN spite OF the distinguished and honor
abe men II counted IN such great numbers, pro-
iounoly ciyfed m the midst OF peace and legal or
ceT and which-there is no doubt OF the fact-Wouh
90 poNeIless II presence Of the formidable crisis
aIe exposed 20.
To abstain from voting would be to belle all orr
antececenls IL woud oe 20 fail In the duty .e have
always recoumendec ard fulfilled under the Monar.
chy Of July as under the Republic II would be 10
aocicate me miss on Of honest men at the very mo-
ment thas mission Is the most imperative and the
most beneficial. highly respect the scSupies which
nay suggest - many honorable minds the idea Of
ansalIlng. But know also that great politicians
who CtheTwlse are unscupulOus, and who after
haySg brought Us 20 the point We nov age-after
haVBg conGtmIed US TO the loss OF all our Liberties
by the abuse they have made OF them. or aO ned 70
ue MADE Of them, now come and preach to Us that
We n utt make a vacuum round The GOVemmeu, 4
respect scruples protest against tactics can
conceive nothing more immoral or more stupid |
oefy any man alive 10 JUSTIFY such conduct 10 his
conscience or 10 history History viii tell how all
france, alter the isnObe surprise OF the 2th Febrla.
~ Recognized the authority Of the men Of the Hotel
&c Vile becaute they offered chance escape nom
TIE that they themselves had opened lie. those
cby~foos persols-f any such there are sho IN
Iefe protested against the obstruction OF royalty-
deaIsI The oTuta! expulsion Of The Two Chambers
az slnsi he dsamlng Of the aTmy-aRaast the usarr
avon on every branch OF the GoyeTnment-a against
TIE violation Of every law-st sue persons repen
c4sl ire right 10 protest and abstain fro n Vo
Ig-l ave 70 AFFECTION. Ba, refuse 10 recognize
se'h Ts II any one Of those who sent REPRESENT
sn'e' 10 take The places Of the Deputies hunted from
men benches by horte Of oarbarlans any OF
lose who themselves eat there. and who 40 sai 20
procla' "a that the Provisional Government mad ner-
~ "e oi We country and to vote for the Danish.
meni OF The House Of Bourbon The conscience
Wal accepted 'ueh yoke for fear Of something