New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25


cths-,s la, /, nay be Napoleon wen -" CIV"
~ =, of even the firSt ct me pane' q. ,
''ss " a., 90 effac, n COMMENCEMENT ., was '>oessay
=, !. bo,l6 have q recognition by :" 30 powerful
Lien which woud enable han ID rNonstrncI tno
Fr.n.h Army sni Navy; solIny, p,,7'ypSr, -; n,'
=, - ,ssore tie boundary ii r. ahcs on the kblnei
III cor,inu. 10 dazzle his sJects by the eniDs
- - march of 90 yer en-. sari, potcan"g sh'luv'
!, I'D 20 India Egypt imkcy. The great pa'r",s
,ssa ~ his paus 20 be found N me AN
which the people Of England en'r, W'a. n.J. eth
rs,,e the treaty of the Congress Of |ienni lte ,.'
- I've 1915 which ignored bis preten-ion- 10 Toy
IN, Genuine cnu,erya.ism 81 AuStrin, ann tiH o,l
m.rt cf The Pops-ibe one M "ruer 20 SA,'u ~ =.
,,,;,o,v IA. oih-r insure the qlri ~ ne -
n,;a =, 4 b;s neoule-and the hostility OF kusSla-
s1,y min Tl,nr in the diplomatic compiCations
hon sIs,irr between Russia ana Turkey, ne VS.
.nahl.J when The war hnlke ON, % o'lns ~. -
,hrore ami form ed the sieppng-stone "h'9h ne w.
usrd n .ed a. A means OF sGHaLce towafl ! se,'lnhS
reconciliation with bis foes, the rrsoiu' 'u'-.s 'V ~
persusdrg England TO permit lie SremsS he
fxau Saroinian army. contiI gent IN the tfHea Ho
ssr,ea ard cra,iied Victor EmaD1ei by turhioS tue
att, ton of his people from the disastrous eeiss
vhch Charles Albert and himself hsh ~ "a
hards of the AusJats, in the years "a, anu 81,
reserved 70 the SsTiipan monarch me eeNaUHS ~
in ,rade OF the cry Of Italian unity, raised oy rs
father as means Of annoying the Emperor OF als.it
and handed down TO himself as P'p"la' Tp.rn
uhch 10 cover the disgrace OF defeat. Napo, ~.
sgluallV Cskt q me cry % it"''" N"'-n
wise enough to endure iis exi.te1ce as VIZ
g. frture cortnes pces 20 BE- directed, as We nave
said, agaius, Austria and the irea;y OF VIENNA
Il this unlikely Let Us examine: r..
lie was early Taught 10 estimate The VAue OF sum
,ornlar fnlaces when in the mouths or hsndS OF uT-
80, il me D. and his subsequent career as ensopVl
irsn hberator set him far ahead OF VICTOR rniauI ~
the uses ard abuses of such knoSledge' EuI0aseu ~
ehas sen of the associate Of Robespierre LOUIS d
pueun was leading member of the revolutionary Sc
rre uuta Of his family privately convened ~ h' nc
in the wear 1880 after the fall oi CbaIieS " VI
When The existence OF this eonca'e was na,ie Aho"n
to the Pope, be was shocked and ordered Ius
sion Of The present French monarch from the STATES 81
the Church. Napoleon, instead oi quietly obeying te
order even then endeavOred to raise the stan, ara oi
Italian revolt against the Holy Father, VINO, IN ms ca
racity Of temporal sovereign, sheltered all the eN-
lied b. napartes Up 10 that moment, ard travefsel tne
cities of Uibiao and Ferrara with that intent;
Fooled them by the united forces OF auSuia auI
France be vert Tito Epsland and switzerland, aLd
advanced his plans Of self interest, when serving san
oficer npaer the steady government OF the republic.
lie oetentaiously d, ctued sn alliance wDich might
have secured him the crown ci Portugal, aesloS ina,
he wished to serve France as chlzen aga soldier,
INT we NAV LOW reasonably presume thar ne wished
at the moment TO serve himself both as sovereign
and crafty politician. As me tn~, We hud tha' 'he
seth Of October was sign1lzed by the revolution oi
S'rs,bomg, in which he played 80 Sgnal par, "ni
where the musical cry If 1--WE lEulpereur, raised
by few deluded soldiers, ha'tered his ear But IN
this instance the Prince was deceived by men almost
a. crafty himself and the very same troops arresteu
him in a few hours ard toJk him to prison 10 10 that
il stance find that roy ssm aping revoluionisn ior
utter purposes Ou,wited by those who put on
the gnTb If radicals in order TO support law ana order
No wonder is it, therefore, 10 see impeimam repuo-
Gcan ROYALTY if we may so say, aud redhandedTeVo-
luton now running in leash, to who shall gain most
and Il, ceiye the other most etfectualy.
After another visit 10 Eng land LOUIS Napoleon made
bis second inv aston Of Fraice IN The August oi low
where be landed and in defense OF unity aud liberty,
W.. shot with his hard the French sen
tiL,l at Bnogne who attempted 10 arrest bun, "a or
0.red by hs superurs. For this be was exeh 20 tue
fortress of Ham and confined up TO the 10Th OF May,
1876 when he escaped and az ain He'd Ia London. ne
was there when Louis PHILIPPE was hurled rom MS
throte in February, 1913, and arrived in Paris on the
18th ofihut mouth in the character OF citizen OF Inc
French Republic, although at the moment some OF the
more cautious of the Republican party moved To give
to Swi zerGnd the glory of his allegiance, IN conse-
queuce Of his late oath to her Contribution. THIS was
not voted, however and his election 10 the French
Legislature eDsued His career from that moment as
legislator, Prince President OF the Republic director
of the tRp dffGf, aud Emperor, "a well known, ana
needs NIT repetition. Read 1t, aud say IS he true
reyolutiopit, In is40 he asserted in his proca ma
ton to the people at Boogne:
MAY be- cursed should 'u1r that in name doctrines
were taught eotrsy to the Pnese aud dd Gov
rsa.onae hand 0gain h' nights OF the people be It even with
fer consent, or .n.t Their will BY oTee And now believe
p ps to Il e SsSn9 Trt ' RpaSassSS ~ ~ " ~
On The % Of December, 1851, when told " the peo-
ply wss, q" Let the troops fire ON them and clear the
Streets
Has Victor Emanuel had better fcrtune' He
as Ided the throne of Sardinia in 1879 his father
having bbicated in consequence OF his defeat by the
Ausirans at the battle of Novara and experienced the
tul conviction of the frutessness of contendng
agaiI Il such a. Radetzky with the cry of lib
cry for Italy" He, ss already said kept It alive
until served him by furthenDg NapoleoIs designs,
ard thus brought about the Saruno-Crlmean display,
Of Erglands cost, the marriage of his daughter TO
Prince Napoleon the return of thousands OF the Wis
opary reyoutonrts to Italy, and the present war.
The King has aso STAYED of Government bank
ruptey by bis watehword' fort is well known that,
just previous to this war, CavOur and himself had ex
haUsted The treasury aud could not get loan.
What the antecedents OF Gaibaldi A sworn
officer in the trdLian navy he rebeed against his
King and was banshed by Charles Albert went to
Mobeyideo, in South America, and became the naval
comm 8Dd.r Of that Republic against Rosas who de-
IN trade then went To Rome and in 1913, held that
city with bis Red Republican followers against the
troops of his nov ally Napoleon, but WAS bea'en there
and exed, vowr eternal hatred to and mortal venge-
snce tbe who now clothes and arms bis gueril-
las 10 further his own ambition.
L. the allied league sincere Read the aDtecedents
Of the three men, and say if il be so. Victor
Emai nel wanted Italian unit" in lS4S and Napoleon
aided in opposing it. Garibadl wanted extreme revo-
luton aud the place OF Roman Tribune in 1913, aud
Napoleon drove him from hi. country. Napoleon was
given the position Of Republican President in lSiS
and lie hniself threw /. away for absolute rale and
se,kftto wipe the blood from off his hands during q
general convul-ion in Europe Oh the great coats of
Gaiibaluis peD, or on the shakos Of the Sandman
uoops and then be ready for the repes Of the treaty
OF Nienha, The va seagc Of the Pope, and extended
conquest On the Rhne.
Can be effect his purposes We regret to have il
to say that even now be has succeeded in making a
virus. prisoner the Holy father but can assert that
he Will lever have bun for a subject Since the cam