The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-01

Frencbmen suffering punishmen. or uncer snr.s,sS ~
Tor Crimes and offences or Q p0lItica "a -
sop bss arrived be- enjoy 60 prsaes. -
well rooted power of being able 70 con-
tenn bis enemies. Wherever cviiizAson thyives, ia
cfapuious baDnafoDs that Surround our Lslces-
ter square, IN tho ssDds tuss are the soIe
tpsftey he ces contipent Europs there are scss
nfto numberle FeDchweD Rsspnx vsioy for the ar of
F.s nee sno rfsresns oismay tho 6ooevards Of Pasm
Gne dee Jotihlre very nDe hing oug - n gives
Importance aDd consequence i mp author aoa 90
80 nat consequence be eDjoyed the asron-
easements; bur when It removes : Fr-nc0m.n 70 she
e,soe suos'itutes for hts Parsan eDoy neos which
IRE 70 Dr. ooaiped IN the nu sme,pR foreign oa,t of
onoen thst "ee rottiqu> quickly suosdes lnto vogue
eI bic hapsbuens Here and across the ,aps,c even
the morbid sanity which usually or us the suff ~nn y
whipped up INTO or repubncso 80.
way tneIe no one 10 applaud no oos To aim,re
The life Of . Frepch pa,r,os 10 L,ooo ~ rSu.. nns
IN New Yorx, il life Of very cousssne au,a s"n
NO fpe cayes for him hts csuse. ne prohah,v
.oon @ gss more o,sgusted VITO the soveromens wnica
gives nlD an ssyMm tnan with the government from
@bose power he bas fed; perha be ssgs aa ask
70 s.fs ns speen es prophecies 20 uonesaog psssers
about hm. Exile such the s b ,er Iesson rnese
are thousands who have Al stt learned tnat sentence
hsps, with ty protest and foolish phrases would
re only too happy to creep bacE sgan to France and
behave prndentlt for the future
rheoppoitun,ty 10 afforded tn them The terms Of
tie anDesy spDesr 10 be ample rui entire par.
con 70 OIL who have been sentenced oocai crimes,
ano oonvon TO al who have oojscs measures
taken for the public security s psrnsps Dangerous 20
speculate bow far We stretch Of the nrst
category, but appears certain tn2s com prehoud
all wpo are not actually under or working
out their seDnEces. ulu render such nssn os V,cCT
Hugo and Ltit BLnc t,ee 10 return IL ~iii give oeck
their liberty TO the murtude OF cirzens vSose Hses
hsve long been passed under the Of the co.
lenses o. nose hpnasse laws Yves enough % to osn1ys
FTeDebDan Of hH freedom Of ticxes or leave
convict unoei our Entlhn criminal law more free
tbsp Frencnmap who hso by wordor sign orouvnt
b!nsen 70 be suspected Of dssifec ou ana 70 be dealt
With under the laws Of which 9, neral Epinasse wxs
He oweIt where he told to dwe,i he r.
removed only under pcrmescn, with d,flcusy obtain
ali bie acts were noted spo npoD any symosom q N In
teption 10 rebel sgans this insu-rable posou he waa
s spo sw ', 70 0T TO p
must recoect the position Of ponticA suspects In France
to realize me full importance Of thsse e lines Tho
MtneNr II should even 80 no iur,her tban
liberty TO thoee under surveillance posca offences Il
viii create al the difference between individual slavery
and INDIVIDUAL liberty In he Eren n territory We read
the sly meaning much than tnts and ho00
tha. Il will call homo many exies whose disconsoate
faces familiar in our streets Perhaps too much
promise ourselves that TINS proclamation Of mercy w
60 forth the borders Snsss aod toe
OF In the rico p,sin OF La b. ~
suewed With mouloerDg monum Roman gse4tnese
bers H prison, not very closely guarded the oap-
tive could escape only to the forest bshnd whsre tae
Wild beasts would deyour bm, 70 not plaina.
where be could be readily In that well putt and
well conducted prison live and labor nundseos Of
FfenchneD confined for Offences against political order.
At Cayenne, where all hope escape stI more despe-
rate, much more numerous BODY Of political Offenders
y
amnesty exlend to them2 Il H. In Short 70 be read -
coponeo 70 political of nders upon soil Of France
In ,he 70, case il great peoa but 10 ss lssr = =
great msgnanimy. At any rate, may hope tnas
and d0 aS@ Dos . AZ
name Of terror, yet in the pursun OF the new policy
now insugura.ed extensive revisioDs wll be maie
OF the lists OF those Who deposted under the
Epnasae laws and tDat the tme may snorty come uhen
there will be no Frencbmsn under emuaon and no
FTeDcbman under disability for political ssv We
beieve that this policy would wise ,s II would ba
generous, and that would reward in increased
secnrrty ~ well "a In i'm mediate popularity.
ro,s career, and We sbal % again occasion
gish interests his forbeaancs for Eoe,ana snoud
aSays DC strong enough 70 maotan her osn pssnion,
ay avo~ that N.poleoa III h.s S donssc ss %ss qS
recently shown desre 70 return into tnas risnE
p.!n l.. from wnion pasaion or Ieseutueot, fear
diverge Immediately after the Orsri trsxefy Toere
WISDOM about THIS last act winch ought DOT 70
peror can give 70 Europe that his po~er copsoo ssad
ano bis throne secure YOU'D be wipe say the ovst
be mas hope for his dynaety is toe oniy pocv bU
which he can cause that hope TO trucafy. strooS-
minced man may govern by fear but to.eres. and
popularity can continue eceptre 10 ms liue We he
eve the time come when msoe aouooaptiv
pam tnat the party OF france the OF
strength whep the best seoury ag.nsr ,he
OF the enemies Of order Is TO them pfopoupd ner
nonsesae with impunity. The Euperor nos yet sd-
vanced go Tar ae this. but tn amnesty IL great steD
aud we sha have an reason to constnlate
France upon be, Italian victories they snoa,d nave so
far trepg hened her Emperor ena Die h,m 10 d.
srate the extent OF his power BY ne enty Of mis- ruie
MIR. COBDEN'S RECEPTION AT HOME.
sPEECH OF Mr. CoBDBN AT RoCapALE-TH. BALLOT
IN ELEcTIoNs-THE AMEnICAN PRESS ON THE ENG
LlsH NvAsICN-CRAzE.
grano was gwen to Mr. r Cobden NJ p NJ
kooboae, on ihe l7th OF August his elecaon
ss member for tnat borough rne occss,on oens the
nIat On whicn the honorable gentleman was TO address
bis constituents SINCE ms return from America ana hle
subsequent re usa to .coeps in he present
mad been looked forward to genera ioie.
rest rhe soi,ee beld spacious marquee erected
IN the Caslemere field, which tastefu,y dscorssed
with tags OF ell nations, banners ana h1rs degioes.
About 800 persons, including number OF
aoes were present. Toe doors Of the pavilion wore
opesed at i've O'Clock, and, toe drs. two hours beng
occup ed by light repast quarter 70 seven o,c.ock
Mr. Golden appeared on the pa form and was greeted
stewart the Mayor Of Rochdae ana among me urnc,nai
s1es': wsrs " c1o.s,sr srsn' % sr A. Is.snan,
Thomas Bailey, Mr. George Hadfeld P; Mr. SnArman
Crawford, Mr.: George Wisoo, g..
Ine MAYOR having briefly int, oduced the business,
Nj IT, AsHw0a1H moved toe fret resolution, viz -
inat tns meeting most cordially Welcomes Richard
Cobden, Esq as the representative Of tnis borough In
electors Of Rocbdae have by returning MN unopposed
given him the highest proof Of their .ee ana paced
him hmm IN position again % .dvo,s.s and enforce he
house OF Commons those great principles Of commercial
freedom and political reform which distinguished his
career. (Cheers
The resolution having been seconded by Mr. J. pErarr
Mr. CoBDKS rose, and was received with deafenns &C.
clsmaons BE said be bad coveted the honor Of repre-
seniiDg the borough Of RochdAe beyond al other con-
stiiuencies in the empire ana h them sincerely
end heartily for eleclpg him their member at : time
when he nearly four thousand miles avav from Eas
land was. moreover, stll greater honor when he
considered the upton that exsed 1t The last cleo
oon he would speak upon this subject for . moment,
whilst The m s,ter was snl resn in the memory OF
The country. Although the number Of election
peutors had been very great believed tna IL by no
means represented the corrupt constituencies.
he ventured TO assert na the douee Commous not
very desnous OF putting down prscsces. rms
expenses OF an elecsion p-fion that It
WAS often impossible 10 OBTAIN Of the grievance
toe House Of Commons wanted TO down these pro-
ceeones they could maoage rney must enable 40 IN.
quty 10 be made at mucn less coet, and thsy must
psss law which viii make the Of bribery or oorrup-
uon criminal proceeding 20 that the Attorney General
could nsi,ue On action against any person guilty. Of such
The House Comuons was Dos only insincsre Ia
its pYett pu. corrupt 90, but nad enosher
foo,sh mud ,xpensiye practice ought be put
Gown. He alluded the system of issuing commissions
Of inquiry. He hao lately voted against tho oomoisson