The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-08

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eafon Ter the powers 70 be more er'pul5as e. n1fe
acting in 1851 Than IN lstS. resiies, each afees FL
but government De fsoo &c provisional nature
oF ic and which has not the preensi3n 10 b. any
Il ing elsc than temporary and the existence Of which
may BE- considered. in the interest of peace simaa
accident which does not in the slightest degree aecs
But If Tho actual President Of tho republic bacaine
lmperort he became by means Of uniyer, oil surage-
the question Is put how ought the government 10
be considered and how IL ought TO oonsilsr isef Ii
such a change merely nominal; if things rnainsd
fUndam, nsly they arc; il The ctef OF c sepabc,
instead e rearing tho le Of Pre- III Mt bore That Of EN-
rerorif IN ect change Of decoration only took
psccfrom personal satisfaction, o. aTc prople.
pclleps the tPtTetr rie would be considered BY the
powes. and treated In the a. tho President
and there would be no change ii diplomatic relatoas
There would in fact be slight difference between the
Emperor and The President that the powers would Judge
tlat the maintenance Of peace afer all, worth the
sacrifice Of recognition The powers would. however,
act IN quite different manner If Prince Louis Napoleon
should when Emperor pretend to be the heie OF his uncle;
and such to tran init the imperial dignity and power
to lis heira or successorfit in word he claimed TO
continue or found new dynasty-ior by doing
he would substitute right for Gct-he woull
transform his government de eio Into government
az jgo-and this is (as the notes specify precisely
what Europe will not perusat it will not accept. In
the dpCnatic correspondence IHlude to- the PARTICULAR
question just touched on is discussed at considerable
length and in what may no termed docrinal mluner
Tits attempted 10 be shown that dc fueo government
cannot become dejHe one. merely in consequence of
the good piea ny the will of the chief of that
government L. is also shown that such could not be
done by Cromwell in England by The Emperor Napo-
leon IN france Who When they rea 70 "a SO, eommtted
en- act OF usurpaon aud that tie'piedeu would be in
me same position whenever ne pre ented himseH TO
EUROPE ihe he'eutry sovereign 81 fFa4e IL ~ de-
ciaftd ba' nac WA never im that hat sovereignty
can proceed onsfwSe th.h rom te rghtos brh or OF
succession, ~ !. iie ou1 Va VII ue OF slhi4r
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dNdthl 70 supreme authofityi ana u. po@era might
nave avlh ihens,e- OF the treaties OF ~ ana 1919
sGalnt mat i.st Ahey nave not done 80 Let theo the
heIder q tuth temporary power exercise what he has
been invested Without without Infringing anyof
the undencna principles Of The European constitution
me hoie' ieh foceeo 10 eN NINE the piobable inten
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