The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-11-26
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

| I'd OF December. The army without bcin,
won to the interests of the usurpcr, will nc
quicscc in the procedure The regiment
most feared for their devotion TO republican
ism were removed, one hy one from the me
tropois to distant garrisonS. The opposi
ton, embracing every shade of politician
except the Napolc"nians, are quite Ms impa
tirnt for the imperial advent ns the most elan,
orous of the cabinet mrmhcrs, of the pre-
trcts Since the RnrlrauN speech its views q
the future are entirely changed, No one he
llr>rs that the rmrlrr and peace can exist Ia
i half u wear harmrniruIN to,rthrr. they ~,
, necessarily antagonists. Let thn.r who thiul
otherwise remember that after the capture ~
/ Ahd 81 -kadcr. ana the consequent trymmH
,tnn Of IN" Algerian war, Louis Philippe onl,
,1iSncd about SIXTY d.N. IA soon MS IN,
shrrNo IL erected The army and na>N from
tho marshal and ihr admiral ,n The .oll,,
and She mariner, Viii expect and demand ~
emphatic .oml.n,,!jra Nr thr services rem
i'',N tV She advancement " ihc STATE .r
They viii As.jG,iN indicate - him that
ih,'y slams sn' 0o.io N' postponed lrns.rr
"h,.. h! = ~ !h' .H',>mrW ~ an annual 81
s.N. >"r,s,i, "iIN .h5ic'n SN3 torSSi prl>i,r
- ~ SN@r,hrt he i&NNNNN PER amman
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>"''Na >""HN', =" ,'' "o'f nA''"' 'h'
peace >G'"" S'"E'"".'"% "'",''""'' III
N''lNn III business 'V'r"'''NS' ana II rs as
s'r'l'ns We Nl'lH'"' run VIII Nc 'h"''''"
upon the nation from "hi'l can never ro-
cover. hnt II is aNra''", 10 every r'''''''nE
person 'haI war Is intended IN" war upon :.
'atG' scale h''E'"w VIII! n' hnN''''"'''' an"
WIN inc 'a''' consent ~ Inc t"r'r'aN pow
'r>' rhG'an" VIII no' even protest us IA
nous rs she mas been Tor protests against the
destruction '' hrr han'lInE' she VII pre-
pare Tor 'N'h'nAI''''s'' "''as '"n''FNsi rance
Sh' VIII nave M eye G\rlnSN'IN 10 S'h-Fr'-
S'Na,''h. ~h' sees a's''nri'y INA! she Is re-
'"'rn Ia as stumble ron".llHn W'l r'Sprfl
10 Offensive h'S''Ii,I'S ia l'Nlr switzerland
was years ago 10y the rulers "i The STATES ad'
jarrnl 10 that republic. In few weeks Rus
sell will assurcdly upset Derby. II the new
Premier. IN announcing his foreign policy.
would declare that there was hut one power
on earth that he was disposed to cooperate
w'h' that there was IN identity OF CONNER
elal interests between England and America,
ana that IN view OF the progress which could
not be restrained from development, he hop
ed to see a nearer approach to political dcn-
N.Y. he would trl''mPhantly direct the gov
eminent the rest OF his life. Without such
an Implied alliance tlie proud mistress Is
lost. she VIII soon have forfeited her stand
among. the nations OF the earth, unless she
can influence the Great western to tow her
out OF the whirlpool IN which, by bad man.
agtl'ieht, she hnds herself Implicated.
us now becoming evident that there IS to
DC acoalltlon OF European powers against the
United States IN the event OF Their becoming
involved, no matter no" justly, IN hostiltIes
WIN SPAN. The "Iimes,' with all its hatred
10 The Derby government and to the embry'
prepared to pursue in sucl, an event. 1t will
CO. as will go England, hand in hand with au-
.oo'acy W. prevent tmG enlargement ol inc IL
ces riyen TO Spain from France Tint she WIS