New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-03

xo,,.. esnpo, surely ieel any SERIOUS diGeuly
confirming the Poser hat restored oreer aud seeu-
ity in 1875, ard wien can @i~"e P'e'e'e Us Hon
anarchy IN leoz -,
now than then Lou. Napoleon wa De IN 1854, -
in ISls the elect Of he nttion beng me case,
4 believe there u nO,hing more inpratent, mayay
netting more insane. for m'n OF religious feelings,
and man Of oIcsT. II county iAc ours tAeA 70 Put
themselves m lOstcn NTH the WISHES OF the IA
80 xhen those v5stes mem nothing contrary 10
the law Of God or - the n'ament@l cspdinons Of
Society There are far too many among os-nsa
worthy Of respeeI-Nno,e po-oy a,n,o, W. ~
quite IN opposition 10 the general OPINION Wnsa
TINS country went mad i0T liberty AL PhuihenlAfy
institutions, those same men appeaieI " nc sos-
lutte rights OF Royalty nos thAt Is 'ot we ,homtat
hurRerlng for slence, calm and au.Aortl Tue zane
rsn would impose the sovereignty OF iae iIioane
and Of discussion. II Ever the county Semaad
Monarchy. the men allude 70 viii ee coedensed
nv such conduct 70 the pefpetuaion OF tnc nesuooc
=" For those men who boldly declare N there 10
hut one sole risht Ia pOt Al Affairs, and 'aei france
can ONLY be saved by one pinciple, S@n' s'tNuJ
speaking, understand the possioihIy O. h's'naahs,
provided the Sc en- also ASHAMED IN ici> putI 0i
US Catholics above al, who have always pleisrel
thatreliaion and society coeNst win an io1ns T
government that co not exclude reason ara We
Catholic faith | am unable TO nni moaFe shA' Gan
Justify or excuse our voluntary aaninllshoh
"Inow. come 10 tie thiTo coutSe''n VIC AM. ma.
tive vote Now 10 vote for Louis Nap zen ~ nos
10 approve OF ali he has Done II Is ohl 10 hoose
hstxsen him and the total rum Of France. II does
not mean that his Government Is me one We vteler
10 any other II Is simply 10 say lhN We Pieu
Prince Who has gwen proofs OF fesoa.'vn ana %
ability 10 those who are az this moment giving tneI
procts of murder sud pdltse IL IL NOT !" '1hiolni
the Casholic cause wlsh that OF parry OF AMY
II is 10 arm the temporal power-tae oNi} ppNe,pos-
slble al this day-wIlh The necessary S"thsn 10
xanouish the army OF crime to eend cur churches,
our homes our wives. AZ tinst those "Ap fespecs
nothing who aim AZ the coat VINO am a. tne pro-
prietor and whose bullets do not spare the crest II
Z To- cftn ROT ham
that a Goyernment-fslnDle as every eAnhiy lhsu'
tuition is-may commit II IS lnuus1I % &c mei'
that the nation once chose tor itSeli the re
paIing Consttut on which viii csnalhN BOZ &c
moro dangerous or more absurd, than 'nat shlch
! goo Representatives,, elected In SO Vesty"si On
France and against which bad the . impress 10
! vote may add that by returning 10 lhr 'I'y OF
power without excluding the checks which are mo
frs, necessity Of every government, We ger over ne
most difficult part OF the way to eaI SOCIAL Ies"-
! raton-that OF ideas and Of morals
" have us' peruSed the lines ysu pefd il" M 10
insert IN the URirers rtyng CRY 10 oar of''ats
/ IN di.may on the 2;ih February, isieItatee GAYS
after the sudden fsll OF the throne. l nha thsIs
4 these words; TIE banner Ne have planted excu-
/ sve Of and above al popictl opinions. - intact
the atholic cause. such IS we have ever "e'ehue'
H. Is Identified With no power, win no mum 81 'suse.
! This sOy eTelgn independence o. rengtols ih"IesH
will ard Preach Catholics IN comprehendlrg and &C.
/ cepting the rev soc al pha.e on when We enter.
! None have a night 10 a1dcaier have nothing 10
| add to- OF take tom. these words. | tteNe tney
are quite as suited 70 the cay after that which has
/ been the rsrdncks OF the Army and OF Authority
| against the revolution OF he 9i.h OF February
:" Observe thai do not advocate absolute eonh-
delce OF unlimited cevotecness. give m'seii un-
reseryedly 20 no one | profess no ldolahy-neitneI
that OF the force of aims nor that OF IN. reason OF
/ the people limit myself % the search o' pcssioe
good and to choose, m the midst OF the SHOCKS 1oo
visits us with, that which Is least repuEnan, TO the
dignity Of Christian and the good sense 81 a elk
zen.
"lf Louis Napoleon were au unknoTn person
/ IA q affNs ION
| power and surh lnspsnsibihty. But without enter
ing into the Qu sion OF his policy for tnfcs years,
/ do not forget the great rengious actS Nni'h ns's
marked his Gov eTumeBt 80 long as cohcoIu ehlssen
| between the two powers Of the state me iOeriy
of instruction guaranteed the Pope ree"aollshed
by French arms the Church restored 20 Tvs 'ouncli.
IT'S Synod, TO the plentude OF It's dignity the Taiun
augmentation OF MS colleses, us conmhhhies US
| works OF salvation and OF ch,rlty.
| Without him seek IN VAN for system, force
which can secure TO US the conservation and deyei-
| opments of similar dement's only behold the vide
gulf OF Socialism. My choice Is made. | am tor
authority asainS; revolt for preservation against de-
stIuctlon-tor Society against so,alism-for me pos.
slbie freedom of coed against the csrfdtN liberty or
| evil and in the mighty struggle between the Two
forces which divide the world, believe taat ~ act
! ing thus. am. as ever have been, for Catholicism
| against Revolution
| Accept, Sir, the assurance Of my sympathy,
"CHARLEs DE MONTALEansRr.'
Our readers may remember that VIXEN
Monsegneur sbour, the Archbishop OF Paris, issued
an injun elton to his Clerg) not to NEEDLE with po-
tics their sermons ani Publications. the ID shop Of
ChartTes at once stepped forward as the champion Of
the Hish hurch parry and refused obedience 10 the
Archiepiscopsl mandate OF his Metropolitan, whom
he denounced as an enemy to the Church. THIS
same ianatcal old Preate has now addressed TO his
Clergy the following circular In favor OF Louis Ma
poleon's canvass
CHARITIES Friday Dec 49, 1851
MONSIEUR LIE CuRE; Weigh most maturely this al.
vice contained In this communication, anl which
strongly recommend you 10 follow. Ga the 20th and
2ls, Of this month the French people will decide a
Louis Napoleon IS 10 be for tea years President Of
our country. The yes or no inscribed on each eni-
Zens bulletin viii decide that most lmpOI. AT point.
hfnenced by your Own views and sill more by
love your couEtrY of which Jesus Christ has given
US the example, yon VIII sign yes, have non the
slightest doubt Providence at present gives US
only that mode Of safety, for II is evident that 10
Bonaparte were rejected France would not had any
one TO substitute for hm. The people led away BY
lnneues and false suseestions, might maze deSs-
table choice, which would plunge our country INTO
new and lnexpTessOic mlsiOrtunes We have es-
capped the I'd OF May, 1852. which opened 10 France
fnghtu ABYSS, ana II would be senselsss ~ bfing
PACK thai chance Of rum agd death. All ina. NO
have Of late learned % the abOminations horrors and
excuses of the most savage character which have
TAKEN place are slight exsmple OF The nonsuous
things which would have been comm tied on grand
scale Throughout France Ran Socialism inumphed
You viii percsiye Sir the irresistible force Ofthese
reflections, which must strike all men ~ COMMON
sense, and to which, bel eve, they would nc: hssi-
tate to subscribe have the honor to be, Sir, VI
a distinguished consideration and Az iny.oiable at
iachment, your servant,
= O. HIP, Bishop OF Charles
While The uliTamontane Bishop Of Chlr.fes carr
vases for the PresdGDt. and halls him Is the pre-
server Of society, tac liberal Archbishop u Pans Is
subjected to the surveillance 81 the police ad, "
use the phrase OF Granier de CassagEae, 70 pur-
sued BY the iLvlS ole hand Of Justice within lnch
OF his collar, wherever ne moves
The Election.
The correspondent If The Duly Necs
writes on tho l6th Dec:
To-day there is d visible tuning slhe Gce against
LOUIS Napoleon, and an omlnOus gloom 70 visible
in The countenances o. his suppokefs. tfo"ds Of