Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-17
The EmperiaI Docrce.

The following Is the language Of the ,Sena US
COnSultum adopted by the French s nate rea-
tive to the establishment of the Empire, with
Louis Napoleon as its head
cart l. The Imperial dignity is re-csta5sh-
ed. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte is Emp .ror, un-
der the name Of Napoleon H.
art. .. The Imperial dignity is hereditary
in the direct and legitimate descendants Of Louis
Napol' on Bonapartc, from male to male, by or
der of primogenIture, to the perpetual exclusion
of females and their descendants
Art. 3. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, if he has
no male child, may adopt the legitimate children,
and descendants in the male line of the brothers
of the Emperor Napoleon l. The forms Of
adoption are regulated bya Senq'uy,cyusaltun
II, after this adoption, male chlircn should be
born to Louis Napoleon, his adaptive children
cannot be cal ed on to succeed him unIil after
h 5 lie Liumlt.d ceHdins. Inc adoption is inrrr-
dlcted tae succaa5Dr OF Louis Napoleon am to
Their desc uLaut7.
Art. 4. H.. is NIpo'con rcgu ates by an or.
game d cree adiire sad to the Senate aud Do
posted in the archives, the order Of succession
10 the throne IN the Bonapaft3 family, in case he
should leave no legitimate or ajopve heir.
"Art. D. In default Of "a Legitimate or adopt
i've heir OF Louis Napoleon Bonapartc, and of
The 81 ce5sor, in a collateral Inn, who Shall de-
rive tu.r raht IN tne above mention d or aulc
cree Sa4aiuS COHsu!tum proposed to the San.
ate by the VI n ajero formed into ConnciI of
Government, united to the Presidents Of the Sem
ate of the Legislative b ,dy, and Of the Council
Gt State, aud Submitted to the acceptance Of the
people, names the Emperor, and regulates IN
h. family the hereditary order from mae to mac,
to the perpetual * fusion Of f,m:les and thar
DEFENDANTS. Uaul the moment when the elec-
,,F no II go e
fHrs ot state are governed by the Ministers in OF
ti,e who shall form themselves into a Cuunci!
OF Government, and deliberate by majority OF
votes.
Art. 6. The members of the family of
Louis Napoleon Bcnaparte called eventually T.
tue succession, ana their descendants OF both
sexes, from part Of the Imperial family. A Sc
natuS> conSuHpm regulates their position. They
cannot marry without the authorization Of the
! Emperor. Their marriage without such author
izstion entails priyaton of all hereditary right,
as well for him who contracts il as for his de-
scpndants.
! cart T. The Constitution of the 5,h Jan,
| 1852, is maintained IN all provisions which are
not contrary TO the present SenaLttS-c0nsultlrn ;
there can not be any modification made in it ex-
cept in the forms ard BY the means therein pre-
! .crbed.
| A'l' O. TIC IoAoWIhg proposition sHdiI W.
pres 10 th2 acceptance Of the French peo-
| pie, in the forms determined by the DEGREES Of
the 81 and 8.h of December. 1851 The people
wish for tie re-ostablishmento Of thu Inn ia,
nifty in the person of LOUIS Napoleon Bonaparte
with hereditary right in his direct descendant.
either legitimate or adopiive, and g,y- h,m the
right to regulate the order Of succession !! the
throne IN th9 Bonaparte family, as provided 70.
by the SsaatuS-consnhum- - November, 1882 :
An exchange commenting on the sinco,s, r.,
cumstancc that a number OF Ciselun.Ii vonn
Ladlns have racnntiu -. $500 - -