New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

legitimate defense against him, bound them ia right
and duty fall upon him, - oppose force to force, re-
yofyeis 10 csnnops, bombs 10 bullets, greuadee 20
srspe stot iIernsl machines 20 The IOpersl Guard.
What il this Imperial Guard if not gigantic internal
machine with ore huDered thousand percussoo caps
in the bsrde Of permanent atteatdt Of perpetual
y,a,sipatiop. and Of . crowned conspiracy
Tbote who d. i.heT know nor understand the qaes-
ZION "A the Constitution and the comp dttg have %
Clearly eetted il between Bonapare and ~, va
loucly eAclain against our fearful pincipes. bu' y
/. moi we who preach ASSASSINATION, II Is the coup
d/lat Il at teaches it. lie the Cons'tua'h ths. com
mards 1.-THE Constitution binding for every one aud
.speeislly for him who swore TO IT. Inc ts1t OF .ne
articles The senie Of the motives tae speeches. 10 Tue
debates see the MosieGr of the time al, inpiy aua
bind every OF 10 the defense OF the p,ct by
bic uesns BY pnbhc and private force, legal ana
e,tra leg al mears the tribunals and guppowder.
Fjrst, let u zee as regards France. Did bonaparte
YES or noon December the 10Th lsis as pferid.oI
OF the Republic take, according TO M,cie io u tne
Constitution, the following oath
Before God and the French people reoe-ned ~ the ~.
,or a. Assembly swear to b. f.thi 70 ne hep.'' as -
flh th. durs IA I'D BY The Copstu,ioa IA -
Did tie Cor s,i.utioD-yes or no-contain the'oHow-
asT The Sovereignty re.des IN The Snivsg..y Of the
sizsns. Il Is inahsnabe and mPresrYuo"- N"o ian 8
.um. 70 hms the eN.rci,e q It. ,
IS Tie Pr.d. u, 10 elected i'f ioaI year OILY
AEr g. ANY which the President o. the hepno
Ii. Dissolve, the National A'enhyisa ehne Of hsn u'.'ou
By h 'os ; TOE Pia ss, ..p nee and Se executive
pcwsr deyovs. BY nigh. uT0a the Ns.ionsl Asmoy 10.
Iufa
forfeiture jury proceed to the cdsnen; Of
The he sSna Assembly in.rst. the
Con,u,ion and Of the r,h,s s'es 70 IL AZ
capship and patriotism Of all the citizens.
On the ID 90 December 1851, the President having
dissolved the Assembly, did the High Court-yes or
nc-pass the following verdict
Pursuant Art SO Of The Constitution the High cSui. o.
Justice Louis S,reon BonApsr;e sity 81 zoe ee
h.h treason
Hs. not Bonapar.e attempted upon the Cou't, he
Assembly, the law, the people
Has he not crushed resistance and popular
night; asssssinatsd citizens sId repressntA,Nssi
defenders Of the Constitutions; compelled me rest
70 vote by me force Of oayonets; .aoo, adlpg
ip,ul. to cime said to e,tered France wil render
thee thy liberty when thou shalt be worhyo' Il.
l. ali THE fable tale dresn Have we DIRE amt
invented maeined H. for tie sske o: opinions, OF
our passions, as lie alleged IN Waewskis noe ~
it not fact: real recent patent public, historical ana
judicial undenisble by the very author who bo,ss OF
H. fact crying and bleeding 10 the memory OF AL
caLg for Vengeance to God and man, deserving hui
mar as wei as Divine punishment, reIlb alton from
every arm and every weapon yetunpunished because
TIE sudacity and good fortune of crue the sur .on
ofsuccess the comp lefty Of fate. Of numbers OF fear
of interest Of the wicked and The wesk, the hsbi,lsy
of the horrible Will il prevail against rlgnt
against conscience, truth and Justice Is crime right
when strong wrong when weak Ought il to be your
enen 6. Naples, your 'lly in France No one sole
law one cole right There il no right against right.
nze this power dc fdct1 treat with this powerfully
itself with this force b. either alliance visits
letters addresses, batteries les, votes
ncr t. DeLm, nothing sanction TIE right OF snch
power Nothing in The world can aosolve ofi ne that
every day renewed. All the ocean Macbeth says,
will not wssh away the blood with which he anO.nted
hinself King. There is not Frerch jury TIA, would
not demh their mssternot an English jury thst
would acquit their Queens ally. Policy is no more
Justice than diplomacy is Truth. Before any common
court Of justice, his garter would rice to bis neck.
This En- peror .s en- assessin.
Second point. Can assassin be ked.....if ne be
al Emperor very great question, even es We
know ridiculous one question pregnant with pros
and cons eccord TO place and time; an old question
| rived at maturity; especially iile question that
arose with the frs; tyran aud which wi! be resolved
only with the last.
Regicde if regciie there can be with this parrenn,
is not in this discussable. The punishment of a
| crime cannot be o<eatdt. Constitutional Kings
arc reputed involsbe because they have responsible
ministers, yet at times they suffer in pars But
| Presidents who make Themselves + nperors but ty-
rants, are they also involabe Such one there ia
of tie very worst species, tyrant in the oldest and
most Odous aect ptation of the word; he who could
well cell London den Of assassins since he has lived
| there with his gang; be who would have before this
| died by the had he not by the force Of crimes
risen above it-bad be been less wicked. less of an
assassin. Let suppose that King Of Englard, sud
this bias been SEEN weary of the advice of his Pail.
ment, of the press, OF all the rights in day fully
acquired should take into his head, fine night
|
| the ssme way the public liberty. TO stife it in the
blood of the people TO be, in fact, what is cslled
perfect Emperor what would the English people 10
what they have done before
| We rW not longer discuss the right0f Regiede. In
the &C untry Of Charles H. would be superhuous On
| that question the of those who guillotined
Capet have nothing 20 tell the gr8ndsons Of the
executioners Of Stuart Generally speaking, this
right lie rot discussed i is assumed when necessary,
| and exercised when practicable. VIVA. reactionist
does praise Charlotte Corday What revolution
| let would condemn Cromwell Tnis is q question of
fact. Now in the country Of Bacon the fact sufces.
To the disciples OF this practical but mid genius TO
the worsbpers of the god Fact; 10 the reals. )liti
| Glars of The Times, and The Government, we will
merely say this-the dt,entat is fac. if no. right.
Judicial or summary, * or grenade, VIII atever may
be the mode, it happens always under the same con-
dItors, and has its reasons for being. There is
effect without cause. Those, tten, who have the
most horror OF principles and doctrnes who take ac
count ory Of observation and experience can, without
to proofs in u.s. establish, like us, series of
actual positive identical facts al couvergng 20 this
rule; tina, the oteRdi 10 the natural if legitimate
offspring tyranny, order t the natural and egiti-
mate offspring of liberty; that the expansion il in
proportion 10 the compression in the moral in the
physical world in hearts in grensdes and that
the land which shuts the valves is responsible for the
explosions.
Thus at the present dsy in England where there is
liberty Of the press Of speech of Government; where
,tricty speaking, there is no political police where
one can think write, speak, and demand what ought
10 be ObtsiDed, there are no attntats. 80 il is
in Belgium, in Switzerland, in Holland-eyerJ-
where, in short, where there is any degree
of liberty. On the contrary wherever tyranny
reiers, IN spite Of preventive and repressve
laws OF spies and e1ecuoners, attentats succeed
another. Thus the Hungarian attempts upon Fran
els; the Neapolitan upon the Bourbon; TIE R5min
the Frenchnan upon Borspsrte. |, happens precise
ly because in France, Isy and Hungary the tribune
is called Mszas, and the press Spielberg; because
tnere is neither liberty OF writing nor Liberty of
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