New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-23
FAITHFUL AND TRUE.

Pv0s The London Saturday Rericr.
Tie ground If Col tIeuce on which, II not the fate,
at least the happiness OF Eurup- is depending Is
the good faith Of the Emperor Napoleon. 1t will b. re-
men b red that the 81 Of February, the very hrst
light Of the session. the Prime Minister of England
probably for the last time-salued the French En-.
pero, with the titles Of WISE Prudent and Loyal; and
set this within month of the luminous menace #
JOnr de IN. Paihan ent was also favored with the
Assurance not cold that the French military pre-
ps,stion- were oily intended to replace the old stores
CONSUMED IL the Cnuea. The leader uf the House OF
Commons the same occasion Indeed, on more thar
o1e during the last bret sessiOn uf Parliament
-adyer.d to the old stock subec, of the sisdon add
loyay If faithful ally. IL could not be his interest
We were told # It were to bis tsste TO disturb
the peace Of Europe. The peace of Earope was not
to be disurbed-the Congress would settle
everything. Transported BY the prospect OF
univ ersal brotherhood and peace. d SHOP and q
Chef Juetce further back than the 18th Of febru
ay-wheD, in point of fact, French arms had been
landed aud French pr clsns,ons printed for revolution
izng were induced to ak questions for the mere
sake e extracting from authority the soothing assur
hrce that her Map siy Guverpment had received those
gratifying CONN uncatoIs which eusbed them to state
Ina, tie fore go RaIrrous about TO be withira
from Rome ard, with them, every of dlssensIoD
and dispute. IL this occasion that both Houses
congratulated themselves On the certainty Of peace
As lat even as the 18th # Apnl-snd Magenta was
e ueht in the fret week IN Juuethe Chancellor Of the
E,cbeouer could still express biz belief that the
nfsce Of the world nigh; be maiutsned"
These are the facts Of the present year. We are
now vim ssing a war az bloody a. any upon record
sud az likely any to be universal but It'll there IS
hone abeao. We are assured by the Frerch papers-
ana the assuratce il echoed by the Galc-n and lmoe
raj organs in this couniry-hs il is the fixed deterIn
nation ard 10y al resolve Of the French Emperor not 20
pursue the war for purposes OF aggraodizement. lie
merely seeks the liberation Of Italy. The war Is 10 be
Lcaized Lombsrdy aud Veuetia once liberated from
the Austrian yoke the horned head will be withdrawn
the simple innocent snail will retire into ~ beautiful
And domestic shetland FrsIce will exhibit the euo
liue spectacle OF al Imperial Washington only draw
Jog the sword for the liberty of another ountry, aud
IL. retiring 10 cultivate csbbages and conversation az
Compegre. The mission Of France ia lsly-has not
the loyal Emperor used these very words rs 10 I'D
crate not to dominate; aud the sword !. drawn LOT
" freedom not to give Italy change Of masters
These xere bis words on the Bird May addressed 10 tue
Corps LCglsiGtf And why should ne not De oeheV7d
Hes he not ALWAYS been loyal and true TO Eogland
Now the question of any mans trufhtulnes- ahd
oyalt, lot settled By producing hundred Instances
If biz truthfuness and yaty, there L even oua
stance Of disloyaly untruthfulhess IN the opposite
scale. Let u suppose the question 10 De an'ut hr.
Recpa,hs honesty ard integrity 1t rs well known
that this gentIeu an alway- pad his BUS WIN .ae
uCst scrupulous regularity. lie was pious ana chana
BILE regular and systematic IN ms devo,ons an1 I've
trsGesuen's accounts. And vet, when ne han oeTu
fund ont in the Gea; Northern affair the te-tnonla-
frrn b.. Weybridge trade-meR were not worth lnucn'
So Is il with Louis Napoleon. Let admit that be
has zen all that can be sai In bis favor oy hl- Engs
| friends. 1t suited Mr.. Redpsths purpose 10 pay aus
tradesnen; and il mas hitherto suited the French
perors purpose to discharge his English eng aene ns.
We say this though with some abatement. IL ne 5
loyal to u.s. be il slso occasion, the reyers-i he
i faithful is with faithfulness "nicn aoes nov
altogether preclude him from dupipg u.s. lie Iaith'
| full, of course tho1gh be did say, not s1
months ago, tba, there was DO intsntion N
France to 90 to war; he Is truthful and oyA ~
his Assurances about the engagement WITH Russia ne
never meant TO brirg us down q peg or two IN the
Portuguese affair He according TO Mr. Disrse i
pdssis, and sccogdipg to LOgts Clarendon md ~