, 1859-05-28
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.or Of the French SBi3seis, t@ss|y ysS Since
has pcculiar interr!an vi@1sSof tasreeent
opeuing of Ak.ilitiezth ltalEeSSher0 the hrst
Emperor coAnencedMs greatsnilita1y career.
In the Napolconic Ideas' tue writer undertook
the vindicatiou of Napoleon before the tribunal
of the world-not the governors OF the world,
but the ooreyued, His theory WIS that ut the
" nrescnt time ;ls3o) there arc only two govern
" hs6ats in tic world which fulfill well their
ii rcvidential miss.n;t ;thcse urc the TWO COLOSSUS
*sey which exist, one 1t the extremity Of thenew
Z" mud the other at the extremity tf the old world
"-1hc United States and Russia. Whilst the
" European centre resembles j volcano which
:" consumes itself in its crater, the two nations
=. Of tue East aud the West march without hesi-
tation Oh the road Of Improvement; one Of
>. ll.c,n through the will Of one man, the other
through liberty" But Francc!" he cont:n-
ucs in paragraph Of grave significance ut the
present juncture, "will she exhaust her resour
nc AID her en- .rgies in never CIT ing internal
F" and suicidal cuntests: No, such caunot be the
destiny Of France: Soon will arrive tic day
when, in order TO reign over her, it will be un-
do-.+,,d TINT cr mart Is TO oast ;.fo the seult
s.of all fwofi>>ittr suord Il Erfaaus on tie side cf
"ciei!i-atioa" His theory, as TIC were remark.
l. chat ,be I,nitcd states md Russia arc
.,e ,,,,. <,o,-orru.nts wb;ch f,if,ll veil their
r,;s,on # uroorc,s in civilization and so:;..
aa-o,onno,,-tl,at France- tortured by the
t,c domination of tvrauts and idiots, rc7olu-
fin crouna. .swcll Of Ler movement reaching
cverr throne in Eurone c.cent that Of Rus,iu-
flat Sano1con bring called to the head If her
or,u;.s ur, subsequently IN ,l,c 1mucr;al throne,
,rd.rt,,t tho v,., en,ern,sr of reor,runiziut,
NJ, ,hc Euro-p,n governments exceut those of
England and Russia, on II basis corresponding
With the adsance cech Aad made in civilization
and the capacity Of se1f-goyclEment-tha his
efforts were frustrated continually by England
in spirit Of mad jealousy Of Ills powcr-tlat.
tl1e whole period nf tue Empire WAS therefore
war Of life and death between England and
France, IN which England triu,nplcd hy scnd-
in. NAPOLEON 10 St. Helena, but France and
continental Europe were largely the g;er: H.
eu1aucipatinr themselves. under the Code Ma
po}eon, frum the commercial power and tyranny
Of Eualaud. To use lis own language.
:" The imnu;sc .iycn 10 industry nd
"to commerce Las nut stopped in spite
.of our rcycr-cs; and ut this time the Eu.
"ropcan continent supplies itself with the greet
"cr part of tile products wlc:. Eugland foyE,-
trr1y supplied. Now, WHO are tue greatest
,1o1
",rics w.lic,, have gained in spite Of defeat, ar
.th.se wbo hayc GOVERNED countries which have
s.|ost in su;te Of vic:ory:''
The throrv. or tic one idea of the He's -Et-
4utoaieants. is happily expressed on y. IL,
wbcrc ut the mention If Waterloo wc find the
tears for tue yictors, vino will sooner or LATER
"rc.ret a|,c overthrow Of tho only nIan WHO
"coutd znfd;dtt Lffrtfa i,ro hostile ans" TWAS
,J,is nart OF ,ncdiatne between two hostile ages
the are Of feudalisn,. tithcs, mGr,mains, p,i,-
;,p,cd orders. pric,tcraft and the lnquisi.io;,,
md t,,c ave of enlightenment, religious tol.ra-
tiyu End cuual rights-wlaich, according to lis
,a,,,or s;on,,,<.,n ,v,s ,,ax;nr from t,,c first
nePa1"' '
Italian campaign to the bioeas ana latas hut
drcd DAYS which ended in Ii: hanishmcnt t" tho
c.,,o,,.. of 1o,,r,o, E,,1,,uy :,rc,r,,;.,,
'"' n''o"s' ~
~ the E"'nmc oe'ofc US "oseo re'ei''ess war
arainst Napoleon and France. and would listen
Il, mn orc,1urcs fur ncacc. Her fleets hoyercd
upon every eoas'' ""u "e' '''1 "s!7e1 .'A'
stantly IN the acaic ol tfea1'es' 10 bl'n" l.a--
land 10 tlc terms Of peacc the Continental Sy.-
."n, ,rn.. do,;.,3 rar brr,.;uo ,cr co,,,o.r,.;.,
no,r,r st;,, tho f,rn,.d coalition ,f,.r c,.,;-
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10 MAINTAIN Tue baiancc ol power not W III az
1anse'aeat oel'euo'og upon r1sa'fs anu jealousy,
bnt one consulting. the general mutual interests.
Fur the settlement ot 'ne'ltao!e difficulties, he
would have created European Court Of ca>s.1-
t1on, court q! Errors,' to which ell natlos;;I
questions IulEiIt lie BROUGHT for lust nud cDBci;+-