New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24

families and have aouxat rae counEsi o. wisdom
TIE French people will not ini1nc that It NIKE t'o
.- sacrifice " ifs ri hts ia gbtn1oning irsf once
more IN the prudence n the Prince wiom Z has ntis
de arbner Of ia destinies. Tlis pry .ion. bestes
borrowed rcra the Imperial c nStituton Tao 3 nprs
which revives GU ht MT be less pow 'ul in is mans
tan uu, re Empire ~ i's commencement. And IN D.
der 20 ~ main WITHIN the letter IF the spirit NJ that pro
eeienf shc Senatus COnsulum propo@es % YOU not q
sSr Il of such -7Suton excers iDr The nde de--snt
arr nn.ursl and lZnste If the brjth,-s Of Nfo)son
The .riz1t of ul.ina;e adoption wouli be IN rnlnc"
conrrad:c,ia with tie po1ulr With for hs ree-t
r1eut OF the Empire wirh i the guiding sta- NJ our
dehersions. II fact rhe Empire Il inssparaols n IN
the name Of Bonaparte anil Hll0t be cOlceiv'i WITH
cut member # the family "a winch the new tprn NJ
the Monarchy stipulated IN France. Ererytnms
Sugb, TO remain consistent in the work which We arc
scnstderng.
TatAhove this combination solely Of political char
scter France places hope which moro than anything
cnst,ues her faith in the fu.-e and tIa IS tia n 10
distant period wife vii take her place on IN, throne
which 4 about be raised and will i've 20 the Emperor
scons worthy Of his srset name AMI Of hi great coun
try. Tint debt was impose on the Prince On me ~
when the cries Of Pire Z ip1enT hailed him on his
pssssre and he will accent i virtually bur ne,e.-ary,
the day when the viii ba placed on he hsai For
since the Empire j. hhshed vih view TO the u-
tare, euaht 10 carry with it III ths Legitimate con'e
quenees which preserve that fature from uncertainty
aiB,f shocks
In default Of the direct line and If the niopiivs line
The cafe OF succession the co8te raj line NUT b. pro
vrsdfor On that point We propose % yyu clause,
the right Of regulating by organic decree thar order
Of succession in the Bonsparte famly By tan, m ans
our Scnntus Con-ulIm will rcm1in lo-e pcr;ectli IA
accord with the popular wish WHICH, ia is uni ute l
confidence. has placed in Louis N1p1eol's hsn l. .hc
destines Of the country Il will ikswse ~ in
formity with the political changes which France his CT
tered into since the 81 OF acember The greatest po
ticsl genius OF lay in the lon century, - a"cus
TONED say that IN those and sollnil ,t' ia
whchthe question is 10 found STATE the VIII Of
single Indispensable That Is WHIST the nation
Nlar fnI - mia
Napoleon the task Of drawissup TIC C0niel,ion which
governs w.
AT present that a capital mo licaton i taking pla,e IN
one Il the very fOuulati OF that tuition 70 ap
pears natural and logical again confer on L)ui apo
leon portion o. the titu,nt power, in order that,
on the special point which most infinitely the
interests OF the dynasty OF which the zion declares hun
the head he may nix such provisions sppear 20 him
best appropriated - tie public interest tn ntere
Of the Monarch For his family, well "a for the coun-
trv Louis Napoleon l. the man Of an poIsl 81:
tion; and far b. entertained Of aida - his
p.wcr in order that, with the assent OF AZ, he settle
by the authority Of single person. We therefore,
prorosc 10 you after conference wltl inc organ OF
the Government which has led 10 uasnimty 0. opinion,
an article thus wordef
AIT Louis Napoleon Boasparte regp .tel. BY -
esic decree adirs TIE Senate aud deposited IN ~
achieves the order Of succession the throne ne Bclt
psIte family in case he should not leave say direct or a
II is not necessary for say 10 You that in this
system the formula 70 be submitted - the French
people ought 10 contain an express mention OF at lie
m. "
tuon tat the French people be called On - de,ars
whether il desires not 20 invest LOUIS Napoleon WITH
the power which we conceive ought % be conferred
on hin.
periaI Crown rhe Selatus COnsaruln ts a-tsn
ton to the condition OF the aniy Of the Emperor Ii
divides il into two parts First the Imperial family,
properly cnlled, composed Of the persons who may
ty possibility be called TO the throne AMI Of their d.
scendnnis OF both sexes AMI, second, Of the other
membeTsOf The Bonaparte family
The situation Of the Princes aut Princcsses o. the
Imperial family l. 10 be rllated by Ssnatu Consult,
and they Cannot marry without the Enparor-
Art pronounces for any nraction OF this reyultion
OF public interest the penalty OF losing al right 70 ths
succession, with the proyi-O however, that il OF
the SOLUTION OF the marriage by the lath of the vie,
without il. ue the right l. nj once recovered
As 10 lie other members OF tn onlparte family,
WHO compose the civil family, whO compose the cyii
family 10 the Emperor aRI not any )ag,r % Senq-
Cons u that Il appert nix by statutes .ler
titles ind stuaiion. II IS useless 70 insist This di
tnctcn It il explained by tle dfrence witch exists
between the civil andy tul tia, uniting in self the
double character OF civil family and poi,i family
We have als0 - request Year special attention 10 the
final paragraph OF Art s. which coners the Emperor
full add entire authority all the members OF nis
family. These special powers are called for by ths
gTavcst iderafons and belong 70 the right generally
instituted for reigpine families Princes placed In
elsseied position by pub right add na,ieaal n.eret
that they are, in many respec out OF the pale OF the
common law Tic greater their privileges are, the
more their du'es are immense toward tne country.
81 uiesqueu has fud at Tor the reigning Family
lLs tue order q succession Is established, but because
lor the interest 4 ;hr State that there sho1l be
lelnug family They b.lluy therefore 20 the Sta.e
by icter es than other citizens and on account even
oftcir very gFeH'ne must be retained in ofpsr
Ieiul wrIddom, undcr the guardianship of the En-
pr or, the defender Of their II niy the nppreca-or Of
their actions ard serving them a. a int ~ m c "a
guar dan N order to preserve to the nation this patri
mony intuct.
iheee reasons do not apply in al their extent to n,
members o. the private family. there Others OF no
lees importance winch are drawn from the conjont
fEii fV a IA -
The nation much Of the persons VINO have the hon
CT al betIugit
Beside several q these per- NJ havo the privilege Of
being the only ones In the State that the Emp
Iaoe y al, pton in the ran Of tie persons W % may
succeed o. the crown Bat there j. public privilege
vhicl ought 40; 10 be- paid by uias pecaly cre,.al
TO Justify IT. Ieces'y and 10 cooperate IN thu obec Of
IT, e-tsllbEmeIt
There another pon. which is suaicien. fo- us to
remind you o'tc maintenance o. the Sale law ia the
Imperial Dynasty. In France the Sale law H. 50 70
speak. Incorporated with the monsrchy and although
s origin goes back 70 tho rcm)iest periods it has
completely panctrrfed into our way Uf tinkng AMI il
comp in ccceTd IN he French policy that is
nfepersbe from oil transornIt0as IN the mOnlrchcal
principle
Finally gentlemen. the Senaus Coasultam provides
for The Gaze in which the throne should be vacant If
the nation should be unfortunate A % rxpsri.
this aiicton. 90 the language Of the ceeort-
Cd edict OF Juy li7) would De for tie matt )n itself
10 repeir IT, Article formally recognizes this flnia.
mental essential and insEenahle right At the 81 ne
tine, II provides Tor the Of preparing a ch,ics
worthy Of the people by it. prudence and maur.
~. In consequence IN organic Ssua,us nul.Im pro
posed to the senate by the Ministers formed into Coan.
cal OF Government, with the addition of the President of
the Senate tle President Of the legislative Body an
the Pre,dent OF the Counclof S:ate shall be sl5mtel
to The rec acceptance OF the people and will give b
France a new Emperor.
such, gentlemen, the principal provisions Of the
Senaius Consultum now submitted 20 you for consider
stic I, ind which VIII prepare the gust contract M tho
nation with lie chief Should You adopt il Won vii ar
der by concluding article in virtue of the con oo
htt the people DC consulted concerning the reastab.h
n.ni Of the imperial dignity the peTson Of Louis M
lyl.'h WIN 'he sueceseion Of which we hsve just ex
planned to you the combinations But, geutl.s,en a.,
may affirm, While bending present before public
wal which only asks for occasion to burs, forth
Arerl inst the Empire y accomplished And that En-
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