The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
KOSSU TIL ON NAPOLEON
Bis Views In 1851 and 1859" Look Here an
This Picture and on Thls.n
First News of the Coup d'Etat-A Bomb


shell.
From the Nsw YoRK HERAIp Dec a. 1861
twill be Keen by reference 10 the intelligence under lac
head o. Kossnths movements that the from France
has fallen upon hsa Ike BON osne 1t Is PROBABLE he
kaves ttis mo ing but v III not 20 40 FAR away ,ha he
will not be within reach Of the steamer at its aepar-
ture for Europe bas no received or shall have re-
ceived 10 day about GEO. besides the
In bank 10 biz credit IT, is stalled toe democrasio
p1tS are about to organize 81 subscriptions, vast
amount Of money vll De collected. But wings give
81 ihe rate OF VI COO 70 ST. which 10 the SEE ny
tbsr central coo',ees then Kossuto will be- as rich a.
TO purcDase out both the Emperor of Ausra ami the auto
cEat of all sLe Ralsias. =
kossuth's opinion OF Napoleon Ia 1851.
IRON 'ioe,e III Pm Adeipaa, Dec 70
Now, as 10 the important from France 1t sAs re-
port d, 10 one Distinguished organ the daily press
'nA TIE news oil Louis Napoleon stroke fell like bomb
tht upon me- and that my moveyuenls gl be arr esed
b It" Now confidently state that his news ips.ead
or sfestbe my movements, can Gully have effect TO
hasten my movements - forward tner AIM aud TO bring
them 10 much shorter time to happier least TO a
been without this news; and as u the " bombshsn,'
(angbtsr really must oecne the honor Of sledg-
ne .bst Dplment feel, indeed, no hahn from that
honbsae taoehser) and not Only do not stunned
by sons Lou Napoleon B'nspaJ ts's slcregous at
the very life of repubcautm, but take II rather
81 thote posdenslsi ELECTS by which the very crime
turns OFT only TO proolote taas just Was
int rded T. cypress. (sfeat applause l c,all not be-
comic fcabed or stunned by It hecspset unexpected
BY me- have very often n Nes York publicly and pri-
vstty ioletoid Va event Ege'y steamer may orng
Europesn contDer mos, .hs day of me erea.
contest between aDbioa and freedom being pointed ont
- ne presaeStal s.ecnon 10 FfAoce 1t q1e certain
by Russian aod Austrian aft .l awa, Inc day bat
call forth he struggle at the earliest have fore.od
tits public. add ipdse. there no lecesslg 70 read
10 the ,ias or % watch sne "a, Il Tie clouds 10 order
TO foresee that event Locs Napvsoa has sug
10 copy his unc,e lLsUshter.) Ia bsrolsn2 Dol NO,
no. lntebgepce9 OIL no; bot in he aaotoa wear an
imperial crown, That Wa clear 30 sssry mao l oaly
surprised the French nLon .as able for
ere .bee ro@ee' . believe taa. sse~asa pretender
- ~ 'SsS'" suo
Wbos eSecuNs poser OF ne uahapy centraiizes repub
liz mo the bands OF who often proved nonilg
else beL nefs crown s'etsoder, md, shat more
by The weak pIe,eGce 0l inhertacc even by
Tie ludc,ods eext that ha ahoesles saAt
tu less ey ne virtue OF any co1sp cuo;s eeed waalcyer
OF himsel-but simply because there once man,
net bis ancstioc, but bis (augblar) only ho ana.
hlops as bold, once raej himself f,r short line and
bought 10 raise bu, Lis descendants Oh to an perial
'hfoDe upon The murdered freedom Of his .lhs land
And YET The French nation uurted 10 .a. curoas sd,on
Of croan pfeteDdertIus'ed TO his OATH By whicn he
swoIe TO maintain the consat on Of hs coantry-snd
uusups bis cath, him 10 tae Presidency Of the
French republic 1t strange indeed 10 see t.is delu-
sion on pss glory, alike vain act fjurio.s hosry
iesd great ration sst1y bul vety fo'n sraose fas
sictbt, who svore to mao'an tie rspQ bic, only
pe,ender While be was ctesreo By some, ~i,h shout
oil hprrab for The Emperor he told by the
the worst Of things would be empire without glory;
ard because there once existed "hon nls admirers
bad sOeary for bis imperial cams 50 TIA, remain
The tower Of Prea;ert and 70 Iass himself BY it TO The
sacrisg'ons seat Of an uaurrer. You know DO he
every devee broke 70 pecss on the ro Of The coo
Eiiuton, which explicitly fo babe the re election Of the
sexual President 50 indeed every man night bsye fore.
to violence 10 shasr down that consslu on sh;sh excla
aed him from po.er, and, BY ibis exclusion from The
But equally easy foresee ana soretsll TIA. he
Noud' Nfoc' any delay h.s.en to strike thus Injurious
You see therefore, gen.lemen tia. there was no divns
tory lo~sf wanted to rofeell the Napoleon stToxs as
really have very often done since my arrival your
happy shores But must beg leave stase that how
shocking may The honest hearts Of free Ana.
cars = psyln out 0, mere ambition, sacn
dreadful drama win The blood ard the liberty OF his
ton, stl feel entirely assured hst ths ana issue OF
Louis Napoleon Boaapares implous stroke viii and cn
but prove ber en al to the Of liberty Euro
slightest believe thar The Frensn nation
VIII submit 70 the ambitious usufpaon Of tue aephew Of
are aware that the whole stroke is Bat coay Of his nn
cles 18th Brumaire But IL is characteristic history
That COPIES never have ,uccseted ana will sue.
coed And, oesidee Napoleon, the uncle, the halo
o. military glory around his head OF that glory which
elas often ,oIized where liberty only should DO loved
here Shers om he Of E.ypt ioliy censS
res looked down upon him. had fascisaon Of so call
ed glory 10 oHer N exchange 70 his natl ior is s0ye-
reenty. sat what s the nephew 10 fsscinaie witaa
patton NE The French, which has soDe already through
the ordeal OF three great revolutions for oertys cake
Where is lbe glory whoa he Offer in exohange for all
which IN these three reat revontons 60 hero:cay won
enu Oy the plOcu or so many Gear
the peoples wal generous bearP see no glory a. all
and scarcely do Deeve that even Hsrsche win his
TELESCOPES would succeed to MAD out Aay hidden spark OF
momeu's,y petext to raise mp throw com
fotaby from behind dust into the eyes Of The peopleso
Indeed, many q thing may be possible in Frauce-sven
the restoration Of the Bouroeos you pease-but Louis
Napoleon's luaicrous and yet bloody apoo trump
oeer France, s mpcssble. Tue French naon may bear
delusont may deceit for time alas, TOO often IL
| has-Out lnkuu (4Opause) uanit In sha
French patton IS an ea,i.quake to Europe. History
p,0v.s ~ and Louis Napoeons act Is an Insult, ana Thai,
full enough that hpmaoy the ambition of happy SOL
oie's or the vain prestige u false principle such
pretended legitimacy Of 6ynns,;a rights ofIen did sub
| nit. Caesars, Crom~e,ls, s4poleoos may sucseed and
Romans uample while cpon oppressed nations but amb
non without glory antuor Tfttout principle 10
upon, yet berns by mankind even when man
kind was yet child. Il will be horne now when il
own, "hunbug never pet rued the destiniss Of q ma
ton and the ambition Of L.nis Napoleon humbug and
criminal and ridiculous too.
And there yet oser lessons in this
tacIilesions blow withou.r, The French nation would
field Of presidential election Ia May next he would have
that election contended aod esed Was pos sole the
Ffepcb people hsd remained isolated from the European
peopeY Precisely as NAMED isolated In the revou-
ton Of 1S4S say, would Is been possible matters
would have depended upon the Individual elected az the
PiesdenT Now the blow is struck in France. and
the French nation s effectively pushed into the common
circle Of the destiny Of the European continent
That s worth as much IS . battle gained. tAnosnse
That ground gained s important becsuss II Il an as
sursd community OF action, and untes the French
9Th the oppressed nations OF the continent
ed Fence in the ranks Of those who sTraysd against
the despots Of the continent without subjectng he OPP
pressed natons to the Necessity Of taking the initiative.
That performance OF the Partisan insiase not bsing
gagged 10 join the neral consequences Of IT, turned often
10 be very great misfortune 10 Eoropc a. you know
Now that difficulty is removed France stands upon the
ground equal community Of interests anu not Upon that
Of predomipsnce of the initiative Peace il France 10 i'm
pUesbleAh~I il Clear because every political party Ia
against Louis Nspoleoo and be has nobody 10 support
him but bis personal friends, and the Indifference Of
Of peace at any price, and the uubnkpg past of the
this respect is good 70 nber that the
uopuiar leaders of the army have escaped hs bcw-yol
viii soon see consequence of the fact Therefore ia
every much Is here that the peaceful connuano,
Of Napoleon's usurpa.ion s impossible.
| The New York Herald on the Events OF
the I'D December.
from the NEw YORK HERALD, Dec a. lahl