Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08

Slu9lOh liS Clldi Sbtl upon the CpHultlOu OF tile
empire
q 1t was hostile to enlightenment, seeking
to depress generous impulses. aud To prevent
the elaboration in pacific manner of all that
is good ard civTIizlng in the prime Piles OF SO.
No, no. The Empire has written its uriIci-
pies at the head of lis constitution. 1t has
frankly adopted all that can ennobie the heart
and excite the soul for good But at the
same time it is the enemy Of all abstract
theories. 1t aims at a power that shall be
strong capable of vapquishing the OBJ, tacles
which may impede its march. For we must
not forget that the advance Of every new pow
er must be a struggle. Liberty without &C.
stralnt is impossible, while there exists an OBJ
sunate faction which denies the fundamental
basis OF government. Instead of enlIghtening,
controlling and ameliorating, it would become
IN the hands Of parties merely a lever to over
turn. Having accepted his place. not
lor ms own brief popularity, but to
estaoIlsh something durable in France, he
VISA grained at the success of the policy
SO lar pursued, yet there were in the country
men bold to ayOw themselves the enemies of
their national institutions, seeking votes nv
false promises, and taking the first opportn-
nifty to repel them with disdain. The Assem-
bly, should not permit such scandal to be re-
peated, but compel every eligible candidate
to take an oath to support the Constitution.
before placing himself before the electors. 1t
should be their aim 10 pacify mems minds,
lence."
the Emperor proceeds to denounee those
who revile the government under which thev
hive, and seek to undermine the institution
whose privileges they enjoy. The day ofsuch
men was past.
81 cannot close, he says, "without speak
ing OF the criminal attempt which has Just
taken place. l return thanks to Heaven for
the visible protection with which it has COW
cred the Empress and yself, and mourn that
even one life was lost. Y ct these conspiracies
teach useful lesson. Parties who have re-
course to assassination prove the weakness of
their cause by the desperateness of Their
means Assassination never proved a sue
cess, nor helped the cause of those who arm
the hand OF the assassin. Neither those who
struck down Cesar, nor those who killed
Henry w., profted by the murder. God
never permits the Triumph of the cause OF
crime. If live, tie empire will live with
me. And should l fall, the empire would
even be confirmed by my DEATH For the in.
dignation Of the people and tie army would
FURNISH new support to the throne of my
son. God protect France
The Revue de Paris and lie Spectator, for
merly the Assemble Rationale, have been
suppressed, for the publication of republican
articles. The conductors Of the Estofeue
newspaper have been condemned to two
months Imprisonment and fine of 50Of., for
an outrage on public morals and religion.
Serious failures had occurred at MarseilleS.
The heaviest is the house of Duclos & Co, in
the South American hide trade. Liabilities
$500 600.
The Monitem announces that the Belgian
government intends prosecuting the newspa-
pers E Drapeau and lie Crocodile, for obiec.
uonaole remarks on the attempted assasSina-
ton.
Spaiu.
spain has definitely resolved to take part
in the projected expedition against Cochin
emma with 400 intautry, and battery of
artillery from the PHILIPPINE Islands.
Belgium.
The Bank of Belgium had reduced its rates
OF discount TO "a IL per cent A hill is
before the Belgian Chambers authorizing thu
Government to prosecute four officers, accom-
pieces In attempts against the lives OF foreign
soVeTeigns- "A French commissioner is 9l
lowed to sit in Belgium to inquire concern
ing the refugees there, and will compel the
attendance of witnesses
ItaIys
Accounts had reached Paris of the LANDING
OF two hundred Maz2inians at Ancona ana
OF their attempt to surprise the Austrian oar
rIson. Many were killed, and others made
prisoners.
Austria.
A very acrimonious correspondance il said
to be taking place between the French and
Austrian governments Oh the subject of the
free navigation Of the Danube.
Great sensation had been created by the
cohhseatlon OF member of the Legislative
BODY, on account of newspaper article. II
Is at'fi0uted to design to gag the press.
Inc funeral eeremones OF Marshal Radetzs
Ky were celebrated with great ponp at Vienna
On Tue loth nlt. The Chamber OF Commerce
nave declared almost unanimously ia favor of
abolishing the usury laws, and for free trade
Prusssa.
The Bank Of Prussia has reduced its rate
OF discount from to per cent.
Turbey.
1t had been resolved to establish cradit
Tor an issue of Gil,000, 600 Of per cent
0ohas on the 10th of March, to redeem the
noalihg deot OF the Sultan and the govern
ment, with the exception Of the panar ci,c,,
lation. The Sultan was eoncantro,i,,, ~
troops on the Danube. On account of the ov
element which the enfranchisement Of the
seits caused among the Christians.
Danubian p rincipaI,airs.
A compromise. offered by the Enneyor IS
the French, has been fayorably received s,d
will probably be accepted. The Fre,,cb nov,
ernment has in this mattergreatly modified i,s
original opinions.
India.
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