Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-19
~ TRIAL OF HOETALEEBERT.

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LEE TEIAL OF HOETALEEBEKT.
CHARLEs CoaTE DIX M-oSrALEnuEr, e.
peer q France, and member Of tie French
Academy, says he " Y. SsH, has been sen
tened to six months Imprisonment, and 10 pay
fine Of 3 1900 francs, for writing and publish
ing an article, in which he skelched tie work
iHgs Of tie British constitution, the freedom Of
debate 10 Parliament, and tic general liberty
OF speech and Of the press sIJoyed b. lie Eng
Lsa people IN the course Of the article, NJ.
N-oETAIElHEzT, Whus tracing a picture OF
77li-esiiffe in England drew some contrasts
ahieh Frarcs, under imperial rule, presents
and Ger thi7 be has been prosecuted and con
DENIED he vas charged By the prosecution
Eih tatiEE written the article in a spirit Of
hostility to France, her laws, her Institutions,
and The rights q Der Emperor; but 70 tbs
charge, H. H0ETALEzBzRr opposed an en-
phati- 5sHlal Of the imputed motive.
Tne eminent positio7 Of the defendant, and
Che character Of the accusation, have given to
this trial an ~uHus1al degree Of interest. It
Ehows to shat tyranny the mind Of France is
cub sctz1. ard &c demonstrates also the kind Of
respect which the French Emperor eatsrlains
Tor he Institutions sad people Of England. II
q leaned Freedman may rot express a mode
rae admiration Ter he parliamentary systsm
Of England, without sabjsetlng himself to
severe penalties, there cannot Be much eoTdi-
atty or sincerity in the alliance between the
-To countries.
Nor can that be ssroag OF durable Govern
ueu- ahich fears comparison with it's neigh
bore. LOUIS NAroLEoN nay slihe, for q tine.
lz thoaehts and aspirations q he French peo-
PIE, 5ut hs policy Of repression csuDot be al
wsys maintained There is prophetic warning
i1 ,be Language vim which Mr.. BERETER closed
hs defense q H-oSrALEzBEET. Addressing
Himself 70 tie progecgtion, he said:
-Eca wouid slide thought. prescribe even he
expression * regret E0n bold this country
too chras. HCu ztmit yourselves that il is
clslEefui aHd incoHstaHt. What -usrantsy,
therefore have y0u that it viii not one day re-
raT- 20 those ms f~iutiols which IL has loved,
sal under Hbich i has lived forhalf a century.
Al our strength is greatly exhausted b. our
-T1traCte1 struggles, by our pailfli trials, b.
the bitterness Of our disapPoi8tmeuts No
matter when toe country Wsufs uE, IL will
-sri iiUt ne a. cur pests. We wifi ceFcte our
5-IveB % 10 Eiih the same artor, tie same per
s-rs-1Ece, tle same disiHtcres-eduess a. in BY
gore days and the last CRY of or expiring
guils sail BE- Liberty AMI Fsncei'
France wlt yet rio herself Of a despsasm
which exsitss he rontsnpt Of al generous
miuds, and the trials and suHsrIngs of her pa
sriots vii keep alive The spirit Of freedom, uB-
cd the csy for Der redemption comes.
20 The HssI Teaae,sss Hzg Suggests The
Zll of February FOR the sssembiirg of the o.
r5-i-isH STATE Convention a. Nashville, and
announces, We presume by authority, that
ne her Mr.. ETHzrDGE Dor Blr. STEPHENS need
be considered IS candidates for GubeTnstorisI
h0n5rs. Il further sass that hr. SrEFHEss
viii aot be- caa-iaats fer Congress IN this
District, 5ut tta. TIE people of lbe Ninth Dis
trlcl iatsni TO pus air. ErHaIDGE in the place
a1v hsls b. pr. AFKIss. With regard 10
this lattrr proposition, Ar. ArKIss and his
% -usersE friends viii have something 30 say
when tbs time comes
Er. Bzshaaan's PosIlien.
a E~sstingLoa correspondent IT the New
Orleans Okla, s1gs:
AN-H.Ar aA NFaAsaHa NAaNNs \ 4aa 4 NllE d.
e18 most agreeable Interview with the presi-
cent. darirE which be talked freely, Interest
iuzIr aud pisiuiiVelY. On relation 20 tie present
c5uli uon Of he couHtry, the Democratic party
sad Ire failure Of his Administration bespoke
very lsel1giT 81 FoTneg's detection, the per
3 Ioas conduct oil officials 81 New York, and Of
5aimout. who- be said, was perigaciouslF
forced uusn hiiH fora Grst class mission. aud Of
he misl5rtanes which had befslien The Gov
eminent Z E8sgeste3, Officially, whether q
~ tactics vas not. even az this late
period. uEacticzhie. and 81 it were not possible
10 rs slsrsP AS erfros by bringing good man "a
fccifonztsiF together who are enig mOmenfarly :
s-rauEed aaf healing the divisions in the
-reat atHaal party which had formerly done &
10 u4ch frr him, lis reputation, his talents, :
.ld bis patriotism. he seemed much affected {
lg the c0uFeTsatiou. and 10 an animated man
Ter dened being personally hostile to Mr.. {
Douglas. adding that be was new Satisfied that {
gentleman occupied TIE only popular and '
enable ground, aud Aat d Vas the duty Of ali y
% bow 10 Unpopular val, and forgetthe past, y
shake hands, and Re friencs again Z
o never ssw him SO deeply moved before, c
.or in The sane mood 10 speak out freely, can a
idlF. and uurls1TVediy. lutecd, Dir. Buchanan, 0
.rtlusrliy, is very @occult, seeming, while lis
eniug 70 say person, TO agree entirely with
ben 10 oFi1iors yet not being Ia tie least i'm 4,
By her view, or caring the slightest !,
or anything they may utter"
V
TIE Ballmors Repu5lioaa narratcs hat II
fun omnibus drew up az the door OF Mayor
wana, on Tie evening Of bis reelection. when L,
following coiioquy occurred i
s. FeiioHs, b0w many are there ID this bus 20 q
TwentE,'' shouted the crowd. 8 Hos many =
3senty times twenty ~ continued thu y
aFolr hundred,1 said voices in the q
~ThsH," said the speaker. . this p
uniaus gave four handTed votes Tor Mr.. =
another wild burrah reni the air. .,
sconBanied bF the discharge Of pistols, sc. o.
fart is fg0m a. cVe-Eitusss, and il shows 8
Il manner in which 10000 msjority was :.
srrfaciurod for kir. Swami. u