New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
England and the French Empire.
IT, Ae Editor Of TIE LoAd0A Tis.es.


StR: The curtain is rising on a second " Em-
piTe." Tie decorations are prepared, the machinery
constructed, the sf arranged pud part- alloy
tel, but mFn, not even tie hero o. The piece can
forecast lis termination. Tragedy comedy, ni.lD-
GTeme CT pOL:omhue, its astion and 1,B0arsesf sre
unknowa alike TO France that must perform and Europe
that nus1 'ufer IT, Our curiosity L gCaiod by our in.
teress ard We 1erosse the past Gnt watch the pee
thi, 70 GN me, perhaps dlssrm the future
Tie history OF iyrlnis seldom hsi Of carly pro
nsc uely Relied, OF pau,ibe prois ions scanlAJus-
IL yiCais0, OF q nGuCn's confidence volunteered in
,milts ard recalled IL iesrs and blood Tberus then
ten years old, won The admiration vi the Roman worll
ty has tfl pity ard funeral Grafton hs paIcn,;
when he assumed the purple be a,pired be said TO no
higher TILE than that oil Father OF the Ctzens7 Ne
declined the ielicarions Of the Senate laods5tly
begged the eonscriIt sycophanis 20 reserve their
prtsos until be lad deseG, I'd them AID when ssksi
10 IL the writ iog the execution OF some naefastors
wished to heaven that be could write" Nspol on
kcntpitr, 20 - save sOoiety, bayCrefed 10 the name
OF "LteIiy and E9naliy, the national representation
made himself flrst Consul 10 guarantee "st,bl-y"
sEnouncei that The revolution was ICONS blleJ' and
projected 70 tie world that peace wac toe hrt necessity
OF nations aud their highest glory. Toe Empire and
IL Lecaiembs are the commentary upon "Dcace -
Fopttinehletu. Elbs, 81 Helena the RestOraton th.
days o. July tCse of February and December ere the
bitier gloss upon stability" The limitations OF the
nephtw are OF eCurse literal lie allo has saved so
c-ey, guarantees stability, struck the cOH1 q zaf
in lie name Of The Republ;- elected himself Preri
dent Tor year. 70 close the era OF rrvolr,ions
within ten months corinards The CIV Vi Yio, RIA.
PrtT'' and rroiefscs tie mission OF "peecer
Tie word q Louie Napoleon y too inviolsble n Al.
MI Of tuhi, and fortunately Tor the probabits, OF
peace, he has not vet sworn abstain from war But
nteessly and Circumstance have both their lor- and
heller lndorscs his prcfesssors nor our hlisf Tae
imperial policy muit not be sought in olaptrup answer.
10 tcoTns rre.cets or spheni1g rasyorr bet n the
instincts u nature, the eder.s OF hse tho ma
s;oIs OF the man, and the laws Of h;s position
Il represent, he sHid % the Caarnber OF Peers "a
pIntEle, cause and defeat The principle !. The
sovereignty OF the people, the cause tie E1pre the
eccst l. Waterloo That principle you have rccoy
nized ,hGi cause yen hsve served and tina. Set,a, t
would svepge. No difference exists between YOU nd
me- ~ s-u
The sovereignty Of the people OF the R,,sn.,,;.,
Iai;cTr, reigEs tic Empire = an secomplisheJ f.-,
WrfoIloo l. ~ 90 be avenged thst ven gesp-e was
promised IN the proclamation 20 the sruons on the 81 M
Dec'mberj u - terresy debated In the nessroou snj
CShtten; hothested colonies rem nd the soi- ,hs,
Asistsh CT France started from the hut; dorg-cl
Ilynt9 on perfdiols Alhcn circulate in he fanh9r1
and the barracks the u;ramontsnes curse The he-sv
OF Er gland suteeribe their TO persecufed rr.nJ
and preach holy war and the CsastazfiosrA hcense5
BY the Sovermenf dspreestes the eslsuities nS,a,-
the need AID eemcnstJstts the fsciy Of sn ipr,sior