The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23

Then came the coup 1etat Of the I'd OF December A
fhudoerpg OF rage and exscrstOa through Europe
tam h .oan a ios Sw .n. .So ocns IL
France without other arms besides terror, no should
quickly fail. The English eovsruuaen. 10 uaasppy
mtnf Of weakness end poscal shoI extended
its hand 10 ths guilty rhs Ango-French alliance
saved Louis Napoleon ana gave bi power and prestige
in Europe Obsr people, seeing The prouo free and pow
Eng sno embracing pm began 70 coDcede 70 him an
ability that ne really old not POSSESS.
Wac political conceit that expected the alliance to
linn the acton Of the allied Wa believed that vas
Necessary every step 10 alsy the old tradition Of anita
sopmm betssen two great naiionsS Alliance limits the
sent The same principle Free England In sying itself
WIEN iDpersIm gave the lstleI-gbout binding 1.-THE
natuTa, nssopsD fscts have pho and WITH "
hsl 'be opy remedy for this apsssobi.m trfudDh OF
noery IN France France reqnies either ibsry or the
eiory OF war England, moreover. In making q treaty
eth The Emperor, allied herfe with q maj aud no. wi
aeooptry No believe IN the ,posonis dy nasty
hno on tbe exile or death OF Luis Napoleon and wnen
France ice nation, The aaoce Eo xiaod wtth tha
oespot VIII aoo smother ink to tue traditional au-
tsgoDMm. "You Always ris,rrs I'd Fsspce,D toes gu
ssy 10 England, "sud allied you,ref sh her WIEN
>oor Aiispce enforced 'yTslDy upor her people"
NJ" .ne eosonc. OF the Eossh government Inspired
locy to~arcs Poser which equals you m.serial aud
doe. not IKE you LOu's Hapoeol OWNED tho besunng
oTo PLEAS
The war OF the Crmes for him only the means Of
obtaining that which should foow-a treaty OF peace in
PA,e-sDd open Ter hin way OF becoming friendly With
Russia Az soon al Dc prospec OF the OF
his scnt me be nAstsned As he Odd ~ toe present
conclude ace insecure for MS ally and oeclaed pre-.
mature oy the pubic opinion OF EcRisnd. He Ihan
ever cmeneo trouble between Russia ard England, and
tooo ailsr tie secret treaties with the Gar
msnced
As toe war in the Cruea, 90 the war in Italy was
for Louis Napoleon the meaps OF brnsiag about
an alliance WITH Austria The ancient pride Ut the
Austrian monarchy could only Dc suboued the
battle field. "our war; be said to Couos Csvour
III the Conference OF Pobberes, ''wllj only last
weeks after defeat Aus.a viii revive tho proposals OF
le4S and viii accept them; the oner Powers dare rc.
n'er'ere The Couu, favour coosento aud made OF
lo'A OF Italian nationality mere outtoo Of the
Russian French siapce. Only, the IDEA OF
Nahab pson.ly emsncipa'iog Itself and pointing TO-
wards outy regardless OF the dynasucsl AMBITIONS Of
Louis Napoleon be hssteDe1 the pesce proposed that
which, according 10 his earlier plans, he ony 70
accept
holy alliance bceen the three PosOers yepraens
despo'.m N Esnpt-impuiot F'orce, Russia and Aus-
spoken al PombeYes ana STUTTGART, Imperative Europe
by ovepoWeriDg BY Of natioDa ideas
ano substituting the question OF territory the question
OF liberty. The meaIs-foliosips the war in Lomoardy
the DIVIDING, between three members OF the ai
ance Ct the hohsmmedan possessions in Europe and AZ
rcs, and the war against England.
Aosun bad MOI accepted the proposals Of Vlarsncs,
the plane would have been carried on tcooxh modi-
NED manner. by the Emperor and the Gar Hungary,
enant psed from Austria would have shared fate of
Copstanunope; the Mediterranean become Frspch LAKE,
wouu have been given TO the Emperor; Rassis would
bsvs been directly or indirectly the mistress OF he north
Aoo easi Of Europe white imperial France would rule
vest and south At present the designs Of the three
Powers are limited, said 70 the oismemberment Of
Oriental Europe and war against England ana PRUSSIA
o6Tm, na fom mere conjecture, but By knosOledos Of
Of The treaty ls he Emperor and e Car relossno 70
ne Orient conveyed from Ports By La Ro~eieye dsvssg
hiss lot m.en 10 81 Peterstuos little before tAe IN
mtd dy broke out osert fhat e preparotos Of 0Sr,
particularly the maritime ,anQ n, continue in Frdce
more acrly than There Lures Europe enc ,uAo
k10Ds The tuh V tDhtch speok, and could confirm my
prsfsry to BE- silent
The genius Napoleon ia the genius Of the spirit
Condemned efm NJ ROOd
the spbpe ,pst'bcs tnst rembe IN Of every
and nssop be IN the kpo ~,eose Of every
.Pcsu VI every Interest," Of every wrope tendency and
or every reese passion, which browns those instincts
Ike the pier be The blow the weakness nat
ors~s .be victim 10 ruin. he caDnot establish bus be
knows low 10 osolve In tbIs remains OF his
maintained power free ana iogcs y policy YOU d
col oemp hm 10 speedy fns persistence Of poor
disueubereo I,siy desire for uaay woad sahico
| TO upset all The oyoast,c sns II LOUIS Napoleon
War s for toe empire absolute necessity. rue en-
pire Goes Dot represent Ole such hoerty nor
uaor"D sueh as iesomsey nor iath, such
cy the empire represents facta force Created by
ueulauon-ano thn ac necessarily involved this force
carrot s,DisD Itself except BY actions that fory &C.
Glory ano territorial asgfapo only .hluss
ibe empire give to France exchange for liberty
Were P1~er sists of = CHIEF and al army gar Is
but tbe normal conoItion o. is hfe IL Ia illasoo
70 neeve that he empire can be peace Il would give
alliance with the empire con on be alliances
WITH despofeD Aiao ;es are fouuoed rpoo an density
OF principles and interests rbe hte of empire ,rr
France requires The triumph Of Imperialism ia Europe
The Daprai ars Of Lous Napoleon Rtssis aud Aug
oesrned, ACCORDING TO imperial tradition, 70 oeong to
France, DID rot prevent. the Statesman who slled
frgspa wio the empire commicteo crime aud attempt
co so mposs,blty.
lAfter aeooing The moral and political meanings Of
ntnusiity ara declaring that retneni ous exp alton
VIII be required Of those .eeR 10 neutrality
to evaoe tue ouies which Goa charges upon pa,ons AZ
well as Individuals, and warning the Engsb sirst the
hcrtss If power of France ana Russia proceeds
with bis diatribe against toe FIR, emprel
I1peyt dLism the danger Erope-E urops
should Dtbat H. conqu,r ~ due Impe-isisn cannot
q 0iDo yin n
seeking 70 limit lis sphere with bypocrncxI alliances or
eenoitiorai CONCESSIONS II is necessary front boldly
II France persuader herself that The pe fact with
which 20 one aares coueDd the people them
seve that there hope Of support and quarter Europe
ID loei.
LOUIS Napoleon and the Gar to aid each other to
the end oi Their RUE 10 this principle. necessary to
lake stand now, lest the illusions eaeiy crssfed Anoap
oppressed people, ana the despair oosupg any exts.
ror AID threw the nations at the foot OF Imperia ls
Loun Napoleon and the Car intend ala each other
SUSTAINING ss PAID IL question OF territory against the
2uesiep OF liberty Europe Dutt eAno security (Bo0no
che pErpa 81 facc,a noleuad1ce) for people and
loeIty.
league headed by England and Comprising England.
Prussia Germany, Belgium, aolland Swltzerand Portu,
ga slap ana the other mnor States Of Europe, should
each State, for all that its internal affairs and
project even to the REX OF war that liberty and that
inderencence sears any invader whatever should cut
OF Al the root the des of imperialism should Wean
the popuiace forever FROM it's seoucnons shoald make
that the eaeue could send 70 the hed and isolse
the empire.
Such iesgre II 10 not only possible but easy to COM
bme The whole of Eorope to-day is IN dread or the m
v1oing tendencies Of Imperialism.
In IRE question OF ltay-a question on which nov
,uih tpe pesce OF Euope-tne League Say 10 .ns
Emperor You have concluded pescs with Austria toe
reason OF your stay in Italy no more exss You
oescenod the Ae " insure the inoepend OF Isty
lDA inoept ndsnce nov requires the Absence Of every
ioieien ~ my nom The Peninsula. Leave It, then
"iou promised little while before the war that Won
Would soanoon the Roman States ~heo Austria bad done
the same. roe conouon 10 dAy fulfilled Dvpart them
rom Rore leave the people OF ay free To decd6 With
force tie nouoes that have three cenures be-
tween them aud their rulers between the ne nst,on aad
ne Austrian mistress OF Venice We shall provide that
tes nston shall not pass Mncio the confines
assigned 70 IL BY your peace"
and this is The only policy worthy Of England With
tns opy can she make the people iratern ze raise her
servo the ogbity or European msson ill without great
peril her ooy and arrest its march OF usurpatiou
empire Let her haste 10 the rescue first in Earooesn
Turkey and then on her own soil. g. AAZZlNL
THE DISAPPOINTMENT OF ITALY.