New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

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ca the Minister of State rose, and announced that the
oath about to be administered He read the formula
of the oath, swear obedience to the Constitution and
fidelity the President OF the Republic and invited each
Senator lift his hand the call of his name and
"Je k jre" The Minister then called the President
ofthe Senate the four VcePresidents and the Grand Re-
enredary, Gen dHautpoul, then the Cardinals Marshals
and Adrals Of France Senators dc and lastly the
Senator's by alphabetical order. The aged President
OF the Court OF Cessation d. de PORTALS having been
forgotten, excited some higriiy, in which the President
joined, by rising 10 remind the minister of the OMISSION
and then took the oath separately The deputies were
then called according TO the aphabetc order of their
departments The only deputies who did not respond
to the cali were Gen Cavaignac NM Csrno de Ciyrac
Legrand, and Henon. This second call having been
terminated the Minister of State declared that the les
lave session Of 1852 opened and invited the Sena
tors and Deputies to meet ON the morrow in the local.
ties o their respective siings The President then
and retired amid loud and continued cheers of Vive
Napoleon The roar of cannon announced his depar-
,rre to return to the palace of the Eiysee.
The following is the opening speech delivered by NJ
Billault:
MfssIEuRs AND DEAR CoILraeurs: Our presence in
this place marks for and the country Saved
from most terrible eyentaatiss BY hand whose calm
France locks upon her chief with confidence which
precedente0 III history.
BY vote whose astonishing feataa, numbers stand I'M.
paraeled she has asked II his HANDS and protective
Institutions which viii restore her security and her greatness
Placed under the invocation Of the great principles Of i789
fortified by that Governmental sYit which marked the Con-
sulae these institutions have received an evident consecs
ton BY the by which are escted; our is the duty
20 inuse INTO them practical life That Is the commence
Rlent OF our mission; and that mission whatever may be
lS o. II Is certainly not aossther without grandeur aud
authority.
We shall not indeed the Legislature surrounded hy
Pses which necessarily hold the Ministry in check COM
psns TO concentrate az its forces upon its own preserve
non aid defense and by dong un.equen:ly eleryat-
s tie power or tbs STATE Wherever Ministers Dep
nties we may employ these Parliamentary tactics IL 10
business now that we shall be obliged 70 cors.e Them,
SERIOUS ai practical business THIS our part in the Con
snfioh IL consists voting the taxes the discussion Of the
budget ard OF the laws implies merely lie rshr of
dshaerane freely and publicly Of adopting OF REJECTING rt
also that O. s,eenent no ioseF undoubtedly, with the
same iscinty 81 improvisation icA presoa Assl
tes yalry erdeavored defend Themselves but with d.
gee of maturity which only prove fatal to Utop!An pro-
jects.
In such functions there is believe me grcs, and real
power. II We u as certain shall seriously with
cut reservation, with loyal fidelity
which have sent here THIS power win constitute IN cur
Government Of those active forces which are the
nos, usefrly eficsrioss
IL IN order proceed with YOU this patriotic pal hat
the Chef Of the State hss called the honor E rzs
ing ever Ggrn. ny fea< colleagues much gsa-
VIII as CTR devotion, Ss lslag az ne9 IN the hoy
love Of CTR country, let give 20 The world longer ts
spectacle sf assembly CT In, 2s.ned men Continually
ssisa;ee, bat Of v:at,e AxeIasIy q Lcsa,io calmly