New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

q, the r,ne tar Some OF them thought that there was
no occasion for the formaliies and delays OF Sena
tusCon ul;Gm, OF ptbiseie and woudinSve INC SIa''
tske the initiative IN establishing the Umpire, oy yIo
elarripr without further ceremony, Forgetting inst
the Mayor OF SGyTes has got the start OF every one IN
doing so Others thought that the best and most SIMPLE
plan would be fer the Senate to go M once IN ooly 70
81 Coud declare 10 the President that tey IN the
mime ct the country surpea'c him 10 accept the lnpc
rIl Crown. without any conditions but those which ne
himself might chcose to lay down. None oil these pro.
petitions were sdCpted-rcrbecsuse they were ABSURD
and humiarc but because the Ministers whdwerc pre-
fcn; kE6w there was occasion tor them The best
chtnce Louis NspoeC has of making his throne per
enc is appear 10 have established regularly
and with the full fanction OF the country He Is suf
cien,Iy shIowd TO know this. and he viii therefore not
disTense with the mockery Of submitting tue question to
Tie people, even to crafty the impotence OF his suoser
vitnr cCureIs. L would appear however, that cyentu
ally rothrg GC6nve decided as before the senste
st ocbnck, il agreed that another sitting
fRy Submarine Telegraph
PARrs Friday, "a NJ
IN the message read in the Senate, on Ihurs-
day, by order OF tire President, we md these words
Indeed in the establishment OF the Empire the
people find guarantee Tor us nghts emu "a. ,o
10 s Just pride hi ree>nbhshmcnt security for inc
future clcsirc rs Il does the era Of revolutions ana
ccnsecrsinc again the conquess oil l'eJ IL sSsues ~
just pride because raising again Freely and deOersy
what all Eurcrc thiry-seyen years ego destroyed by
force Of arms amid the disasters OF the country, the
pcope roly reyengcs It's <eyerses, without making any
VICTIM without threatening any independence ana
wthCut disturbing the peace OF tue world
A gentleman who has been for long time
ras che OF Guizots particular friends and project
OF department under Louis Philippe hut VINO sncethe
coup dGf Of the 81 Of December has become an ei4eh
disciple Of the doctrine Of the Connie de Mastre has uc
IL returned from Frohsiorf where he was sent on
mission from the Fusiorists Previous TO the attempts
recently made To bring about reconciliation between
the two branches OF the House OF Bourbon the parry 10
which this gentleman belongs has so long been esrsngei
trCm tie elder branch that the gentleman IN question
has become sort Of lion among his friends lie passed
eclt DAYS &c FohsdOI and gives the following descrp
ticn cf his frat interview with the Count Go CnSJord
BEFORE seeing the !nce." says this gentleman. 81
must admit that expected To bnd him with ul tne car-
actciisiics OF German rather than OF French prince
and strong my feeling on the subject That mai
certain dread the iCa OF an interview, Tor feared
that the compi III on between the COnte de CnGnoord
and the Princes If o. leans who are 20 French in man
ners and IN the turn Of their minds, would he anything
but favorable to the former. was agreeaby surprised
20 find tiat my anticpsons were un'ounoed Tne
Prices OF Orleans md the Comte dc Chanbord are OF
the me race mud his long residence in Germany hsS
not diminished in the C0Inie Ge Ch6nbord the French
stamp remarkable IA ms cousins He has tue prompt
rrd lively intelligence the grace and the GpTopos OF his
County, and great Gaety OF character IN manners he
is ceiy aud Gdable joined with considerable dignity.
"Speskne Of thopresent position OF LOUIS Nlpocon
le said. II Louis Napoleon do not commit iaults-;iat
is say, il be do not eXagrerate his Dictatorship and
IioCng L beyond measure and more especially II he do
rot 90 10 warhc may last But his very position ne
strily leads 10 FAULT lie VIII be forced 10 oyerdo
the Cfice OF Government because he has usurped
md usuped il merely regards me, bur regards
the na H. which I'LL staggered and stupched By his
proceedings the I'd Of December lie VII be forced
to make because his name Napoleon and beceuse
the of Napoleon has meaning M all II II 90 not
the frontier OF tie Rhine and vengeance for Wa
tcIloc. What would you do Monscignour answered
the nerloortor, If the new Empire should have the
sSme ilte 10 predecessor, as Is most probable Il
should not hesitate. rplcdthe Prince; Il rance were
nCtTespeotod by Europe in her territorial integrity aud
in her IsDk as a European Power | should, without
moments hesitation, renounce the Crown and the name
Of Bourbon would then die with that OF France lony
tsUnd che ailt IN the Ccnte de Chambord. lie is too
liberal This gyes really perfect picture of tho feel
OF the Of the Duke de Berry, and hence the dis
appointment of the AbsOutis,s and ultra Lestmiste,
whore ideas have really no better complete
presentatHcs at the present day than Louis Napoleon
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