New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09
Louis Napoleon's Marriage.
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Saturday les; 20 the principal political bode. Of the En-
pire and in fact the French nsOn, for the purpose
oil announcing he resolution on tue subject OF s mar
rage hss rather strengthened than altered the favorable
opnion we have already expressed Of his choice. In
decd had Anticipated Friday several OF the arSi
menis BY which the Emperor now recommends The 80
lection OF hs Consort 10 the favor OF the people -
true that Government such thai which has arisen n
France after long series Of revolutions has nothing n
common with the older monarch.es Of Europe and
several attempts 20 connect them with that country BY
the fIa bonds ua matrimonial alliance have only ent
in the misery the exile tie death OF prDcesses
worthy least Of = tranquil fate IL u true that
the prorHcted solicitations OF unsuccessful sutor are
not Consistent with the dignity OF an elected sovereign,
or OF the people Aho have rased him 10 ths position
and thoug "a the ausOn 20 the marriage OF The Duke Of
Orleans generous in the Lips OF one who has sue
ceedoa that family uPonihe throne, It can hardy oe
doubted IN spite % the personal merits Of the Princess
Helena # MeCklenhurgh, that this alliance was pre-
judicial 10 the Orleans dynssty.
whstever uisy BE- Louis Nspoeons other claims TO the
position he cccupies be h unquestonaby the grandson
of josephine and although the name Of that Empress
IL erdesred the people OF France by compassion for
the unmeIitod and cruel treatment che met with from
Nspoeon much a. by her own qualities, the alusoa
10 bic Gncesiress the more gracefully from the pre-
sent Emperor nasnuch in spite OF all provisions 10
the contrary the Imperial succession hss reverted 20
the Inc Of her offspring Nothing too, can be IN better
tone and temper than The phrase in which the Emperor
adopts the tile and positen OF PdrrenH Sovereign,
frankly bearing his on IN in view, preserving bis indie
pendent character and asserting his entire freedom from
the traditions Of States in which the foundations Of sOce
" have not been subveried the Institutions OF mon
srchy overthrow Az the same time these arguments
and declarations would proceed with more weight from
Louie Napoleon II II were not well known that he had
been engaged for eight months or more IN the negota
ton Of divers Royal alliances which had proved soor
tive, and this final eernlinaiion bad DOT happened 20
coincide with very strong personal prsiiecon Tor IA
DIV whom he could only win by the offer Of his hand
OF the future Empress OF the French we wish to
speak with the Difference due 10 herself AMI 20 heT pOs
ton for IL impossible TO have remarked the sttrsc
ton OF her person the distinction nt her Manner and
the Vvaciy Of her characteTss many o. ls must have
done in her yiss tbs county where she no strsn
gsr-wiihoUt feeling more than common Interest Ia
her extraordinary destiny To France, indeed she has
hitherto we'd tc beyond the lees OF her education,
though che H. OF course far better acquainted with tie
character OF tie nston which she l. called % reign
than Pfincess summoned nom the stf nursery OF 4
German Principally. But she combines By descent the
energy Of the SPanish and the Scottish races and
the opinion we have formed q her he correct she - A.
Lou Napoleon says o. her tte not ouly o. adOru the
throne but in Inc day OF danger 10 defend L. Au2ns
the long catalogue Of names and titles Of this Cts'hAn
maiden, which publish IN AnO-ner counln-in ing
even The churches religious houses, and college,. Of
which she the uess-thAi Of PaafOx colspicu-
Ossy ocCUrs, for the heroic defender 81 SGra-osss
against the French invaders oi spain was we believe,
her grandfather
horny SPsnsk geueslosic-. that the true ssHsrc
e.hI OF ftc great Aiur1o Perez de GuKman, VINO de-
fended Tara l22 aows u her veins. and unioubt
ety TIC trst Count &c Tebs created about l+9e By
ferdinand and Isabella for AZ gallant conduct be-ore
p
pes Nts = q ;lleut and science. bui he Wa
crippled in hs p,rsOn and susPoct the military
pols which attributed % aim 10 he ranks Of
the Ffench army are ooH.ounded with those Of his
butter the Count d. Nono 20 whose tile and large
fstsies he eyfIfIGly tuccredcd. When tie Count de
Tehs sbcui 70 marry MIS- krkpstrck. the dzugh-
OF Ccnsul d; AA-agE, was ne-essary a. Re Sas
sraf dee 4 Spain, 70 Obtain the Kngs cement The
descent he Kuk paiEicks saiher lees Dustrous
thsn ihaf the defender q lNrts bur the S-cr-ish
hcrsids work with such diligence thsi suirtble
I'D
Let tie SOoa mary he dNusnter Of fngs TIE
issue c. Tie marriage the scy NO srtrlcs ~
large share Of tie .fIesa-n O. Earupe.
IL siEufcsl Issssgf " Tic sfecl delivered ~ Lob
4 NaFoison tbs occas.op, DC tAkes To- 0pportI.y Of
derl1rirE tt preference flg &C. III -p@n1cli Position
and propcct q domestic happness D. IT, pr.zos OF
dyuastll tnh ioE Tue scl4lrent dos him Tie more
ceda nssrzEch il = wholly opposed - the systslss-
ic pccy u TIT EuperuT, ss Hnce which be h.s made
al ether occss The uote ard rule Of is couiucI
Dy ussic snibion The mania Of the Emperor Szpo-
len ard became tie eA'ef rs ruin for acs
cCLttit wIk Tcqgs.irg tie xold ard modest vile Vi
Gen ESn Tarte. - cg3cr . ulAry tie .Nully q
Tie Ca ar Z aguve h ~ place - hFotners aai res.
tNes or Al the ttr0rer q Nestern Europe. Probsby
ger the eeueli % tie word tSf ne preseut Enl-
oi the French hes Gnd-r tie influence q "a Der
pssson- . t'eie arc cyressons II tts very spcech
re surg q vLcA Nj b. fer seVcrul o. the Courts
q Eur1pe. Tie House u AUs,rawTR nst srknoxlsise
that l. ss.ss IL alliance u the elected ch-f
OF tie Nv Empire Al IzcTC taAn o1e prtn,eiy rll'y
VII .cel - sTcer r1t ---escrvey leveed tex an
tc-s;ec pretelsilEs. Al hsGsh Lo1.s Sspoleou av. 4
down ~ ra>a tsst IL Z III dzy "a every We CyT.
sTrufu- % creeEvor - res.CTe FIace % her pi1-e
vitl1 Q pale q - elder uicaL-res no- az sagla
seen sc l. further from ~ 0vn hoses or ltsrss AZ
us very rcrgut al 2 = easy O. Ace. even II thsse
suart 90 sNIres, c0EscilCsEess % ~ ozu power
over rev Az fcrIult4slc sc-neEs "a the s0c-sa OF
ErTCTe
ne rcore Z - trry ard tie clergy are lstsac,l- Al
i-cet ~ e the sssry AID tsrg-l guardians o ii.
rowe WI % Whcse ssscnt tle ac-L1y "a tbt.ze
Iuus u. WAX D. iaoouprfe Buf o. f'r -hs rer q M
w,E6 Sri lnr E1gust ooics % uAich i-i speech
= sfertie 81 - are ;c3 ulkcgf --uise o. 4; tlsvui
ere ~ net te EEpSrurs ciltce e.er tan ikev a.
81 Ertss H. We have srcsey deserved t1zf TIE In
ssEs q t.is r,arace are LCL or &c uesg par :. =
flUrd art r. tie s4kerG.ts SD atzfeEs u tle ncg
Enp.is b. 10 scss- IL as Were cvcrytalag .
srcCrialte sEG slveniurccs, s-ncw and gasNpeCted
mode q rEuceiug a. g - lkeiy succeed n "A
IA Eri iusgVloale ADD The uteFcf cuoseTze1ces
of hs rrsgsrs vi Gepcnd srea; par, 10 d-soo-
scE ne Jt eu.euf and The tr2nenSe q TIE ,sy Nho