Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
European Affairs.
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FRAN cE.- Louis Napoleon has con-
summated his treachery. The en-
pire is fe-established, and all bis hol-
low promises to be faithful to the Re
publicr Use up to sink him to the low
est depths Of infamy, in the OPT Mon
of men of honesty and honor. The
Monitear of the 9Th Nov, publishes
the report Of the Senate Commission
for the establishment Of the Inpe-
rial Regime. 1t is q long docurn ent
Of tras by stuff about Democracy,
Monarch by, the genius and glory Of
France, the desires of the people, the
evils of the F.interregnum'' Republic,
the services and merits of Louis Ma
poleoh, and The glorious memory Of
the fits t Emperor.
The ,Senatus C0RSultum adopted
by tie Benat e, consists Of eight arti-
CART l. The Imperial dignity is
re-est aBlishd "a. Louis Napoleon b.
napaftd lis Emperor, under the name
of Napp leon III.
| art. 2. The Imperial dignity is
b hereditary in the direct and lie giti-
mate descendants of Louis Napoleon
Bona pa rte; from male to male by or
der Of primogeniture, to the perpet-
ual exclusion of females and their
desce ndants.
cart 3. Louis Napoleon Bona
parte, if he has no male child, may
adopt the legitimate children and des-
cendants in the male line of the broth
ers of the Emperor Napoleon |. The
forms Of adoption are regulated by
the .SeaatusI C6asultlm. If after this
adoption, nj ale children should be
born to Louis Napoleon, his adopted
children can mot be called on to sue
coed him until after his Legitimate
desce ndants, The adoption is inter
dicted to the successors Of Louis
Napoleon and to their descendaa nts.
cart. 4. Louis Napoleon regulates
by an organic decree addr Jesse ID to
the Senate, and deposited in its
archives, the order Of succ essi on tt
the throne in the Bonaparte family
in case he should leave no direct, lie.
climate, or adaptive heir.
cart. 5. In default of a lfgitim innate
or adaptive heir of Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte, a md of the success sors IN {
collateral line, who shall derive theil
right in the above mentioned organic
Decree Seaatus COasultasm, PROPOSED
to the Senate by the Minist brs form
ed into a Council of Gov ernln ent
united to tile Presidents of the Sen
ate, of the Legislative Body, and O
the Council Of State, and S hbmitteC
to the acceptance Of the people, NJ anne
, the Emperor, and regulate in hi
family the hereditary order f om male
to male, to the perpetual exd lusi on o
females and their descendants. Tn
til the moment when the electi on o
the new Emperor consumnI lated, tn
affairs of state are governed by tn
Ministers id office, who 81 Iall form
themselves into a Court of Govern
ment, and deliberate by m hJority o
votes.
cart. G. The members of the fam
lily of Louis Napoleon d onapart'
called eventually to the succession
and their descendants of DO th S exes
form part of the Imperial family
| A Senatus Consultum reguld ties thei
position. They cannot ma try with
out the authorization Of til Empe
ror. Their marriage withd ut sucl
authorize tidni entails privatiP n Of al
hereditary right as well for him whC
contracts it]as for his desceI dant is.
cart. 7. The Constitution Of TIT
! 18th Of january, 1852, is lhain tain
ed in all provisions which are not con
trary to the present Senatu$ Consul |,
tum; there cannot be any fnodlfca-
ton made in it; except in the form:
and by the means therein presclib
CART 8 The following pr posi tot
shall be presented to the adept anct
of the Frene Oh people, in the form de
ternlined by decree of the I'd anl
4th Of December, 81: "TAe people
wish for the re-establish me pit of tht
Imperial dignity in tn person q
/ Louis Napoleon Bonapar tie with here
ditary right in his direct descendants
either legitimate or adaptive land givt
him the right to regulate the order d
succession TO the throne inthe Bona
! parte family, as provided # Or by the
S. natus C3nsultum ON oven bel
| 1852"
| nj. Mesllard, First Vice Rresid lent