The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12

all deseriptons-vih their exelu,issness and that ~
waving prstsnsion to inallibty. The press as it was
nstua was converted into the echo OF conflicting ide A.
WHICH, DleahDg FORTH in this short lapse Of time have
already prodused armed movements insure cons ana
establishing OF order and quiet and to deprive the coun
Try even OF the hope of happiness The government in
the eantime considers 1t sacred duty remove all
PIetexm of which the enemy may avail hi a self for in
fictiog evils and rs able IA free
dom for an 1t believes the ordinary jurisdiction TO ba
the press. - W. 'A
In normal times Of we'll established order tn. ;.rv =.
the offspring OF the political authorities who form the
lsIs, does not offer any Inconvenience; for then
passions are silent, and the voice of public in.
terest makes itself easier heard but in moments Of pol
sa @ such as that which to-day agtses the
and then what might be the Of tn, one
to BE- On stack upon the rights Ct the other Il ia
stse the liberal party uumphs the jury will be LIBERAL
the opposite party triumphs the jury will partake OK
its Character for party spirit is the conseq usnce Of
condemned in the other those Of the pro9ress,sts %
nave the same fate and the positive consequences Win Be
1nas INC Of the jury x remain bat dead
condemn. The liberty OF the press Will be an Illusion;
our citizens will remain exposed to being judged without
,mpuny By its enemies. And - his Excsllspsy the
President wshes the law to be reality he fss that
n nnn order has been !, would - more sonve
that the trying q the abuses Of the press be intrused 70
the ordinary judges. Who besidss being beyond the p
dependence responsible quality which sy its ysry
mode Of formation the jury must b deprived Of In
order to avoid abuses Of another class the rsht ~
peal has bssn and the nature Of ihess nat
tiers requires the prcmpsst expedon verbal judgment
with very short terms, has been admitted leaving slvavs
the .euy Of setting aside the Judgment Of the court s.
low, In conformity with the cymmcn laws
This the groundwork Of the decres Il would h 80.
70 the undersigned to explain in more detailed msnnsy
the reasons which have dictated these new csuses ~
aw for he convinced that he lie acting
bnt the nscessity Of the Law being promptly pubIshd
prevents his doing 90 and he leaves to your IN uds
ment 70 weigh one By one all the important consiSers
lions which this matter open TO- considering the actual
repeat sgain that the government is far from bssv-
Dg mat mas completely succeeded the regulation Of
matter which, TO this time has been to the
most contradictory the most civilized coun-
tries OF the world put believes that the evidence which
gives OF it's intention to abuses will satisfy the
nation OF its real in is service.
hope that In relgionsy executing The law. you win
axe carefully into confederation the difficulties which
ts execution will encounter in order gradually to re-
move the defects which inherent in all hu nan pro-
and more especially in those which, ss the pre-
sent are surrounded by difficulties Of special nature
assure you Of ny respect and afectiona'e consdera-
lion God and LIBERTY LAFRAGUA