New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17

Never m airy country. has The na.ionsl sirA..
80 soemnly manifested Never did any goy.,, I
ment Obtain similar assent never mad /, a 80.
more extensive, an OH gin more legitimate ana -
worthy Of the respect OF nations lhDorOo4uost
Take possession, Prince, OF tins GOFemment va,
has be en- so sloriously coui.ed % YOU Tse -
order 10 develope by wise institutions, the hl,s.
mental bases which TIRE people themselves nave -.
secratsc BY their votes. Rees;Aoisn IN France ~.
principle OF AUTHORITY. which has been too ns.c
shaken for the Last CO wears BY our continual tsi
tons OppOse uure aSingly those antfrh.cat - !
slcns which attack society % rs very Foundations
Ii Is not only Cd Gus theories which yOI nave - b,
ard 10 suppress for they have changed into f.e
ard horrible attempts NAV Fran e be az l-rgth cel~
cred from those men who are al say ready 0f murl,
and pi age OF those Who M the n'neteenta Ca
fury foTTlH civilization ard appear oy ssakeuiar
the most distressing "reminiscences 20 carry a. b..
a penCd OF $50 wears. Applause
Prince, or the Oh December YOU took for symbol
Frame regsnafed By The R,roiutgn Of l,s9 and rxt,
iced by ne Empcror, that IS 10 say, wise and well
regulated liberty, an authority strong ana TesDecsi
by all Let your wisdom and patriotism realize n
noble idea Restore 90 this country, SO rich, so fal
Of lie and OF future prosperity, me greatest % a.
Blessings stability, and cor hdsnce. Reprea
with energy the sp'ritv Of anarchy AMI revolt Yoi
viii thus have saved France, preserved the whole q
Europe from an immense DANGER and added 10 YOU
name a new and imponshable glory.
Considerable applause followed ths speech WRen
II had subsidized, Louis Napoleon SAID
GENTLEMEN France has responded 20 the lovsl
appeal that made 10 her She has cOmpreheniet
that Geparod from legality only 90 return q night
More than Otu.lpo ~ votes have lust absOlyed M.
by ius,iying an act hch had no other 90 eci has
10 save France and Europe. perhaps, from years Of
troubles and calamity. t>rong marks OF assent
thank you for having Shown ON ialy % ~hai en-.
tent this manifest ltcn vas nttonal ana Sp0nti
neOus II | congratulate my self on tins Immense a.
heson II is not rom pride, but because it gives ne
the force 70 speak act a> becomes the chlef ofa
great nation Ike ours. loud AMI repeated cnes Il
" Brayo.nI | comprehend ell The grandeur OF my
new mission and I 90 not deceive myself as 20 rs
difficulties. But ' lth az mp glt heart, with ne CO
operation OF all right minded men, VINO IKE YOU
will assist NE with their Intelligence, aAc support
me with their patriotism With the trlei de'o tet-
ness Of our val ant Army, and Win the pro'ecu)a
which shall tomorrow Solemnly Desceth Heaven
TO grant ne, prolonged sensation hope % zen.
der myself worthy OF the confidence which he
people continue 10 place IN mo. lloud appreciation
hope 70 secure the teStiuies Of France by f0unl.
Ing institutions which respond as the same time 70
the democratic instincts Of TIE nation and 20 the
! universally expressed desire To have heEceiona
strong ard respected Government wv arm marks
OF adhesion Ia fact. q give satisfaction 10 the
exlpencleS az tre moment, by creating system
which re constitutes authority, without wounfing
the feeling OF equality, and without closing any path
of improvement. is 10 lay the foundations OF the
Only edlhcc capable OF supporting wise ard benz.
hceut liberty
Cries of - Vire Nap5ls)n" " Virs s Pris3ssis
were raised The members of tho Comm ssiOa
pressed round Louis Napoleon 10 offer him their
CALCULATIONS. A conversation took place Ostxeea
son. which lasted about twenty minutes The cor5s
Dplonafigle were tbel presented by the ApOsloll;
Nuucio. but no stefrff> we've made The Arch.
bishop Of Pans ana tlf clergy were next received.
The Archbishop spoke Us follows;
MONSIEUR LIZ PRESIDENT: " Z come TO present 70
YOU our congratulations and our wishes WHAT we
shall DO tomorrow We viii DO every day the year
which Is about 10 commence. We VIII pray God
With fCyOr fOr the success OF the high mission con
f5ed 10 YOU. for the peace and prosperity ot the Re
public and for the union and concord OF al the CHI
aels but in order that they may be all good CHI.
zens, We viii demand OF God TO make them good
Ctust'aTS.
The Prince thanked the Archbishop for having
been Kind enough 10 place under Divine protection
the acts which Nere inspired by the sentiment which
had dctsttd 10 him the woTGs, Let the good be re.
assured aud let the wicked remble :" The senior
member of the clergy of Paris, the venerable Cure
of SAINT Nicholas, aged 81 years, approached the
President, aud said To him, " am happy, Monseig.
neUr. to say 10 you with the prophet, The work Of
Geo VIII succeed IN spite Of ali difficulties"
The Project OF the Nleyre has folio we'd the exam
pie 81 some olher OF his colleagues, and publisheta
decree, oreeTng all political emblems, without er.
ctp,!on and particularly the words Llberi6 Esai.
t., and Frslenue,' which are inscribed on public
AID puya buildings III the Department, to be lmme.
dlaieiy ofaced. The Trees Of Liberty are to be Gu.
down, and given for fuel 10 the poor
In the streets near the Palace OF the Tulleries,
may be seen many of the old soldiers Of the Empire,
IA the costume of the period repairing to the rem
devious assigned TO them, where they are To- be re-
ceNed by the President. Immediately after the re-
lgous ceremony at Notfe Dame, the reception oftfs
high dictionaries, authorities, dignltafes OF vne
Stale, the staff and officers Of the Army, will take
place, as already announced, in tha Palace Of the
Tuiieries, where hundreds Of wOrkmen were up all
night making preparations for the ceremony Of
tins day.
The honitetr contains the following decree:
a. In the name OF the French people, the President
Of the Republic
Considering that the French Republic, with its
rev form sanctioned by the suffrage of the people,
may. without umbIage, HdOpt the souvenirs Of Inc
Empire, ard the symbols which recall the remem-
bfance OF its glory
Considering that the national flag should not be
any longer deprived Of the reno wned emblem which
led our soldiers 10 victory IN hundred battles De-.
cTees--
Art |. The French Eagle is reostablished oniAs
standard Of the army.
Art 9 IL is also re established on the cross OF the
Legion OF Honor.
"An 3 The Minister Of War aud the Grand Chat
CelOr of the Legion OF Honor are charged with the
execution OF this decree dated the Elys6e, 3a
Dec. Lows NAPoLEos R"~.",-cc-"