New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

armed tyrsots, displayed IN over degree Of gea-
ero.ity. They hsve hsd out. poaripgs Of the spirit
of love-of an al embracing humsoity-which
b.s blinded them 10 the fact, tbssa base nature,
sts<ped 10 the pride of birth, will stop ct no
crime 70 hold or to achieve the control Of the
rights and properties Of others. THIS generous
celusion dominates toward Louis Napoleon.
Lsusrune GAS sgsioss ever admitting oae Of the
family into Frsnce, but Victor Hugo, whose
father wa Colonel under the Emperor, mounted
the tribune and, 10 some lyrical book. declined
about France being tho powerful aud too just and
too noble not to all Der sons, aud open
her arms, like q Loother, to sil her exied or ex-
cluded children. Well, the fine phrases carried
the dsy, and Louis Bon .psrte and the Bona.
particles generally entered France. Jealousy Of
Csyaigusc Induced the wire workers, Including
the President making journalist, Emile Girsrdio.
to nominate for President the liberty promising
Louis Napt leon.
The result was his election; and what is
worthy Of note, from the rst day of his election,
be began bis conspiracy. In oil bis pablo
speeches and writings he stadiously ignored the
word Republic; and we remember distinctly
that for three years, he nsver made any recog-
milton of the power by which be lived; but his
poii,que des r,f,ains was ever 1.-The EN-
"p.ror, my uncle" and "glory." Steadily
snd Lot slowly the iumuoities gaiaei by
,be revolu.io, ofls4s wereinvaded and destroyed.
The press-.he frat thing that tyrau.s tar-xss
the first to suffer. The army was forbidden to
read the penny new sp,pers-su institution which
was redeeDipg France from the darkness Of her
oldt times; aud as corollary to this, they could
not be sold on the streets Of Paris Next the
journalists were hsrassed By every kind of law
quits brought again't them b. Government tools,
and the result was that the peuny-press from
having severally from 1000 to 10000 sub
fcribers died out and the proprietors were
baptrupted. The popular election OF Mayors Of
36. 900 communes, an institution Of the Republic
of 1923, was next done away with, and the
GENERALIZATION was completed, The project Of
the republican member, Col. Charras-a man
who won his rank from com moo soldier-to re.
duce the army, ss start BY 100000 men, was
opposed by the BoDapartists, and every measure
of reduction Of tsxes refused, when it could be
achieved by lessening the brute force of the Gov
erDnept. At the great military review at S,tory,
o year before the coup dEtat of December 2, q
Bonapar.ian imperial conspiracy was frustrated,
but the time being ripe it took place, and with
an eIaggeration of perjury, and ffozen-hearted
murder Of thousands OF noble men who trusted
to bis honor, rarely If ever equ.lled in political
annals. The oath of the President to the Goa
stitudon was very explicit as to the pen.lsies 1t
imposed upon him for aug attempt to infract or
overturn it. It was to be punished a. high
treason.
Now, we hold any man wao denies that Louis
Napoleon 10 deliberate perjurer and wholesale
murderer, to be knave or FOOL and the ques-
ton arises, whether success in high places saucti
fees crime, and whether for ever In this world the
brutal distinction il to be drawn In favor of
triumphant crime, when backed BY rank, money,
or stationi If 90, and the poor are to suffer,
and the rich to run scotfree, creation 10 great
mistake-life is . lie-sunght is gloom-and
death. TO any generous heart, dslivsrAnss-
That the members of the Canadian Legislature
approve of the crimes of this foul monster, aud
desire to become accessories with him after
the fact, or that they are content with the
conduct Of Lord EIgin In cOmmuning affection
stely with the chief petjurer aud murder of
the century, we shall not admit until scknowl-
edged by them; and il so, then they had better
open their jals, and abolish their laws for hu.
mabity and oil wrong agans: it An no longer ex-
let in their conceptions. But if this be proved
true of the rulers Of Canada, We will never be-
lieve 1t Of the people.