The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-26
The Princes ogOrleaHs rs Union Oficc,s--
Avn .MGtLsh i,l.A 81 yheir Motives.

Prom The it}Aaon Times, Oct 1871
Perhaps there y no position which erring mortal
can be called upon to Ill difficult support with dig
nifty and propriey the position Of exile, unless
indeed, % exile be added the misfortune If beng the
fetender g crown. Few persons, apprehond, will
have read without surprise and pain the announcement
that the two sons OF the late Duke dOr.cans and the
eldest son Of the Prince Dc Jonvie about enter
the service of the Northern States If North America
the first two in the army and the third III the navy
What are the motives which have led to this Ill
advised step not told, and therefore can only
conjecture. Doubtless Young and ardent men, The
inhcritols Of great name, the last scons of
which has for so many centuries played con-
spcnous and Influential part in the affairs of men
anxious that the best years Of their lives should not sin
away In darkness and inactivity. They behold in Am.
erica mighty nation suddenly rent asundcr by Internal
commissions an old order Of things going to wreck ana
nothing sure US 70 the new, except that it viii sem
bic the Oil. They may not unreasonaby believe tina,
the confidence Of America IN puroy democratic institu
tons has received shock from which il not likely to
recover md uct demcad may Use for persons qualified
BY rognt birth and III ynfdhy Nth ne Of he No,fh
TO supply any snch deaand It by throwing himself
juiiciousiy in the way Of republicans heartily sick
the seat OF Louis PHILIPPE, and who knows what
fortune may be in store for the bold and chyarous
youths of the House of OreansY has been he tradition
arg POLICY Of nc family 10 hro,c Themselves on popl0r
sympathy. fgahte sat and voted with tho Mountain
louis Philippe for fifteen years the nucleus Of the
liberal opposition to the restoration and toai that his
n,fdrchg Uds surrounded by republican Institutions. Be
sides war is the trade OF Princess and the aspirnns
tothe Crown of France are prevented by the prominent
position Of their country from serving Euronean wars
they gladly seize the oppo tuny Of seeing campaign on
large scale in the war which now dstracs tho continent
Of America. Napoleon was military alventnrer:
Cavaignac soldier OF fortune: why should not the
bearers o great name conscious perhaps, of the pos
session Of no ordinary talent and energy seek in III,
same career the same distinctions and rewardss
These, and such these must, presume have been
tho motives which have led the yonng Princes Of the
House Of Orleans to enter the service of the Northern
States. t. ne, confess step can appe ar more IN
advised We in common with every nation of Eurotc
have regarded this unnatural struggle with horror and
with oahug Although Il has suited the purpose Of the
tNc IN lap a,1.p
AMI as long as we permite I'd to do Shall continue to
obseyeto -ttictest and mos absolute neutrality An
Fngsh soldier Of note who dew his sword ii such
quartet would not only violate municipal law, but
would EXPOSE himself justly to the cens,re and
Reproduction Of his fellow cpun,rymen. Aay naereha,a
or th6neseF 6'rhG my SfS for The raising Of n loan
for carrying on this Wicked and rui,,ous conaig
rond SION nd his loflion IN the estimation IF n,aind
making tho attempt The position Of me~ccnary sd dior
in ciyi t. odous and Justly So to the reason and
justice Of mankind. The aurels that are gathered in
fields OF such carnage will bloom the trimphs az
such war hive no stre, AM valiant conduct ana
wisdom are all stained an furnished when ompeyod
in such cause What, rightly considered, to these
French Princes is the dispute between North and
South? 10 whom but the citizens II America and the
mere cohdottieri who are attracted, like the crow and
The kite, Nv The smell Of blood and the sI.ht Of car.
mage can the of the Union be otherwise than
rcvo!fing and disgusting? The trade OF Dngai pagety
Is not extinct, but N these days whatever profit il
may yield is totally unalluyed by any sembance
or protrnce of honor. BESIDES the Count de Paris
and his brother TO say nothing Of those who advise them
they entering anl the scenes in which they called
upon 70 participate The wonderful i-auLuess Of The
American papers has left us no doubt The KIND
OF officers with which universal suffrage has provided their
army Efforts indeed being made dis yiaCN some of
the worst and doubt Improvement will be e.iec
Tut c93tS '0hea ell 4 dcile Htr r,,tt MN.
BIZ q feroas Dl ~h0n fom manners, coadac and pye.
rls o'tcds. ms gentlemen Of extraction sop .,chot
shors y rot ms redopcttp define 70 associdt Then
there y thc pacticc % assassuang sentfics VII ch
casts Disgrace o. the war; and IN GONE degree on
'h,se NNo are ehgaEed m Il. The treatment of
p,M0iers II not vt settled and threats Of
0iooay rotnbrucn are exchanged between North
ana soath winch any day may accomplished u was
one hng Ter tile Princes Or the rova house of Irance
y rear tAes part "a "a mt actoHs rdcr such men as
iNfehise NHt4ae l. %cinbpGrs, rpd sake IL Is another
thug to study Vi ~" ignorant and blood, achoo or AVA
Wa Vh3sr rude afi slhs, inexperienced zaieras oars
& 'sN we counter the desk tha SHAMELESS u worse
ABOVE "th press sre 70 make a,} tho capital ,hat
ca3 oe nl4ce ont o. per - 81 uea hh rank by dnicss
col mares ana !l" Ht ttref ee4 gsrver ION ana AN
rc.uun q fle@ rarWa6.g, i@3ta9 S. 4 ~ I'D young
fI'hess D. Jsy Escape toalsmuAyyA u some