New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
THE PRESS ON THE FRENCH EMPEROR
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ibe former and by attempting suppress the coast-
,utcnal privileges that are dear to The later. No~
il strIkss us that if any country deserving OF
louis Nepoeons vengeance or Interference II should
have been no, EDglsnd, France, who have had
IotLng 10 DO with he dasardly act; but rather l,aly
1ssn.uch "a the blow came from the bs; ds of the
Italians. Why doesn't he attack the Pope or 20
against Bomba instead Of besieging leicester
Square, and threatening the Quarter s.. Antoine.
ns ,og. tyG,, y, Ss'Jss ,. T9g. t;y. es. IL ,os
Two players have ,1l leu the sane, hish or low
John Bin is the Of rhe one and the others
We nsy give, our tara give i: Johnny Cr-pe1J
l. IA. ..ll been oar boat, unless History ssrb,e,
III. a.. ill Poor Iaih bak and s sh'1 I'D adbf m orT
B,cawe Johnny CrafFald choose 20 cry Anucs down
B.. fro n receui event. 81 impression ss,hers,
Tia; ihi. of the must have net w;h m.1nsnoe
AID S Grorso for Old ELEan-"--ysrcy ~ oar is'her-
Seen. :he peacecry" ST. stephens for France
Tsrl the dry bone. Of Chatham a we'tu in'er string
And Piit's ,tsi,ly .leletoa rst'li1: in pain
Wh the ,II: q WeliU s;on, vital again!
B. ,ll sprry shadows! Why s'ry. TO anchsin u,
XIV You nc, Ir''e ha: e.h IL s.lnal c Rsn1s-
Ard Ciris ByiiaHSicu" ia but sound
TIE TNrIRE Is one Man.
Paris is France
But LOUIS Napoleon is Paris.
Consequently, Louis Napoleon IL France.
Resbmt. There is bat one man IN France tnd
T,,Jopf When. after a long career Of wicked usur-
p.ions violence and injustice, the st Napoleon, rem
cered nearly harmless By captivity, grew rspie anu
malignant, he be4ueahcd legacy 20 man named
Csntil.n who had been accused ottrylnS to murder
the Duke of Wellington. H. the words of beqnest
gss Included justification OF the assassin Portions
Of this legacy paid, but when the t9rd Napoe2n
ordered the unfu flied trusts Of his unclos Will 70 be
carried out ard the balance of this gilt was demanded
II was withheld by the executors, on the ground thst
a man who Coul0 max such 8 beqnest must, a, the
mt nent have been insane. This tact, explained by
Lord Palmer-ton this yering is much to the credit n
al who had the bnd cOurasc to cOpdcmn crime
applauded By a conqueror.
THE ADVANCE or A GRYAr POWER.
From The Saturday R,riear.
The stupor produced by attempt oi the lta!-
iap assassins, ard which so visible in NJ. Valley
* 6, patch has zen taken advantage Of 10 develop
tho democratic element of despOtsm IN France. The
country has been divided fl the better administration
OF Justice, into five military district, each presided
over by marshal armed with los dcs suspects, the
v hole being commanded IN chief by Generalssm0
OF The Home Department This arrangement, We pre-
sumo has been adopted by the Imperial Government
for tie purpose Of restraining the excesses OF loyalty
into which the people carried By their enthusiastic
devotion TO the elect Of many miiors /: touch
Of d" the grace OF God mOderatog and senctying the
too ardent manifestations OF tie natonal WILL. The
interesting e1perinen nj Vi free despotsm, OF the sue
cess Of which such reasonable expectations were en-
teItGred, has been unavoidaby postponed until the
free slaves shal have been brought to tie requisite
state Of uosnimity by the ordinary methods. Ode
or two more feather beds or the patient face, and
ali viii be harmony and sa,isfac;ion We trust
steuly exutation viii be felt by the deOogues" who
predicted oil along that il would be found difficult to
reconcile much liberty Oi tnOuSnt Win tne necessity
Of tltkipg Ike NJ. Morny. For part, entertain
the sincerest sympathy for plternal Government
most faithful, though rather tckl-h, sly-whlch,
after raining bencfceuce the land for sx years COO
,nuousy fnds that the ashes still glow IN spite Of
all that irrigation. The only consolation We can otter
IT, that other sshee hive retained hest IN the same
obstinate and mconvonlent manner. We world not
for q mOmen. degrade the Empire by comparing Il 70
CroInwells Protec'orate, any more than We would
degrade The angus: cOuntenance who's look inspires
NJ. Blaut with neH h.S dcs SasTstS by comparing II
70 The face in which the Purtsns read divine assurance
OF victory on the morning of Dunbar. But the stua-
tons are somewhat similar. The same necessity
has recuire6-a necessity most bitter to the mar
row soul Of the Protector, who never scared 10
an hereditary despotism, but which ought % be
much less bitter, ss il is much more inevitable,
TO the great who has scaled the wall Of society
BY night, for the purpose Of founding line OF
Casais. Freedom OF clection-freedom OF opinion
all kinds and forms ard dogiees Of freedom have been
tried aud found intrsctsble. II has come 10 Majors
General armed with full powers against mallgnants
The question now Is, which OF tie MaJor-Genernlr
will play Monk. We would bet on Bosquet, both az
the longest head and the greatest renegade Of The five
The fears of the French Government appear TO point
10 Chares ii. q. ClsremoIt, Richmond, or Twicken
ham. The oileanist Princes may congratulate tnernc
selves that they are no, 90 mucn within the reach Of
" btnefcent force ss the DEc dEnGhen. Bu. II
may be feared that one of them may some day be in
dicted under Lord Pslnere,ons Act, for consprng
with biz tea and muffin against the Life OF the
Emperor by reading tyrannicde letter from the
unofficial portion e most eminent cote npoary.
We recommend all pretcuders and exile. 10 conhue
themselves TO the leading articles on French subjects,
which are becoming both in princpe and IN literary
pow,r eli that pateInal Government could deiire.
TIE To-, 81 susgtots rs mgsted by the noble clen-
ercy Cf he Emperor, amounts oCly 10 power o.
putting 20 death b. malaria without tra, any person
who there 10 believe feel dissatisfied VITA
arv par OF the existing administration. Nothing can
be more reesousbe than the assumption OF such
power By "the gIeates. pcpulsr Govern meht IN the
world piss atisied porous, as the Corst.tHt'JEHu
very Justly slgue- are murderer caught 10 the act
s1d alarming 20 think that the number OF such
per-oDs IN this and other free counSs Is - great that
tie ie Of any an in authority can hardly be sa!d to
ever as those which Imperial benetceIce h.s now
enacted the gloom OF Dissatisfaction must vanish, ard
the light OF unyeral conten,Inent must beam through
q grateful land
Ire orlv grave difficulty which strikes Us in con
recton with the plan Ct general cortcntulent l.,
nat between the eypusiors from France and the in
dictueLts for conspiracy 10 Engand-betSeen the
"stuuifed country which kick them out, and the
den OF ASSESSING which may not take them in-the
mere educated ard bilious part OF the French Laton
will be barded to fro l they driven mad upon
cur hsIds There - the reason to fear this now
that the vent Of theological stopped
AID all attempts 20 propagate The Truth or he tr' al
sub ct ef religion are very prudeaty put an end 70
lest BY tie activity of intellect which they excite,
b.y should indirectly disturb the Government OF his
ImI, rial Majesty Napoleon III. The status go i'm
poscd upon religious CONVICTION We shail before
oue have the status qo impoSed upon the Author OF
religious convictions. Who !. the Deity. that he
sbou d be s.nring up mems hearts, and creating dis
urbaucts Of coIscerce among the subjects OF Napo-
leon III.
II NAV easily be corcedcd to tie admirers Of Louis
Nepol,on that the object OF their admiration not
mohster as " An Eoglishman, used to paint hin but
simply a selish and INSCRIPTIONS man, VINO Ia done
ar doing crest uischcf 8nd injustice in the world
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