New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-06
TIE DYKE or iUWALE AND PRINCE
NAPOLEON.
r,e0, Orr oun Correspondent.

hclv last Saturday, ABOUT huo4' ." oH''P' ~o
tc.be's, In ka.hs's in ho-bos on inc rla'o
de Ia B,rrse. and rapidly passed ever oil France;
NAV the face of all Western Europe manning
,,,o orc Of tbe brOadest OF accorded grine. For
such welcome temporary relief and diversion from
the grave an1;ctics that cypress the minds OF
statesncn. churchmcn, and business men IN ms
knc. drawn crisis Of the European situation, ana
sfom the deep, moumiul Indignation that fills the
heart Of every man who possesses that noble
sutrsi s-ice the Russian butcheries and worse
denominations in unhappy Poland, We have To ihahk
She Duke Of Anmalc one Of the cIAed sons OF
LoU!s Philippe. ,-.,.,.
Yon viii 40, have forgotten Prince Napoleo9s
famous speech IN tie Senate last March, III lhe
sSmrse of which he attacked the foaroons OF
both branches with real rgor, chaIacFl.''c
rnayxcuoSy and singular rechlessncss OF seil-eN-
,uosluc. This part of the discourse was taken by
The Duke of Aumac as the text ot letter al
stressed 10 the Prince which was published here ~
,sanI,het form last saturday about noon, ana OF
which the hal.dozen cr 50 copies remaining unsoid
fnam three thousand, were seized by GOVerhneht
about ; y. M, Oh the same day. The manner ana
extent Of its publication are well worth recurring
~. bnt first take specimen two of IFS contents,
vhioh viii help account for the sensation II has
madc. IL opens thus:
t'Fr.nce Ia q discourse recently delivered by you,
Sylieh created jiverse emotions IN your hearers ana
Yesders YOU thanked NJ. Tropiong ard NJ de Iefslghy
Tor the lessons If Roman and English history Wmel
they had ki.3y given 20 Fran and b. which yoa had
proited. wish to add to those lessons ie" WOIuS
on The history Of France When tie bead II your dN-
nasty was eTp ating at Ham j use his own wordS 3y
sx year imprisonment, his rash attempt aganst me
laws 81 bis country, be exercised without lhleuAehV
b,s riu as : r'izel and freely cl'llsed ia INC news
Dapers parti-afiv in the CyRrt-r q" Pcs 9C C9i0'S)
The regular Government that lie had attacked by open
fore
my position Is altogether different do no. ask
snch rlivilrg,s. EEiled from my conniry-tnCush
never having violated is laws, and never by laulj OF
mine having deceived such iaic am known To Ird'5
only from hay ~ been educated under her nag ana
having faithfully served her up 10 the day when was
separed fIob her By violence. But has exile worked
the folf .e If the nat .ra rht, the mot scored 81
all of defending nv family when pabhvly lnSu'''u'
.nd with H. the pas history Of France eau the ont
sageous attack which Government that Is so strong
and iospircs you with 50 much confidence LAS sane
toned circulated, posted on the walls, be followed Dy
my answer published in tie country taeh according 10
It's laws / shall Try the experiment. IL me resur
VrOve contrary 10 desi res, and y1u smOtCer my
woke in France IN Ge9nce OF the paihest 10 IONS 81
honor aud iuS'i,e, il VIII At least have some e'no N
EUROPE ant appeal TO the hearts Of honest men % all
"Yon have los. Your right o. Judging rrineely f3m
6es with the austc.lfy OF republican phi2a0thei
The numerous prcroCives you now enjoy deprive you
AT that one. on suddenly become one dry senator
a Grad Cr1.s Of the Legion o. Honor Genera! %
Division Prince Of the Blood rot by your IneIl.s,
your point Of view must be changed WAN yo"i IV4-
1uneF. o.,
the Palais ROYAL or q he Tui.eies. Sover,ln FAM
lies and appTehcud that yOu clam 10 belong 10 one,
count hyt one eorCraV their founder. Ills i'le ard
IT really one viii DC given by history TO the obscure
Subj icucnsnt Of Artillery, Who fifteen years aiier
leaving Tie school ~ Benne, set up7n MS head The
crown Of ChaflemqUc That man Is MOI P0fteha
who has de:lard is hereditary night at Srasbnig and
ai B,nilogrc, ard Mo STYLES himself Napoleon III.
rV.tU lv N1 f,1sy a. B1
Der. Yet you were not seen that day IN tie
groups Of the faithful who hurried TO the
lslSste to cowlge9asly devote theinsslye ,;,,er
the fortunes OF tie new Dictator ->Vl'ncl'
n is true were you visible among these ma
fiomI reprcst natives who protested ag9ms, ne sur
vetsion of lhe laws OF their country a. lie NMFle o.
nc Tenth ArrOnd semant. Where, then, were You
nobody would know were i MOI that sOne0 tho rsso
Ito men y no debated in the critical moment whether
n Was not their duty to fight behind the barbados re-
roIlect having seen yOH appear among len 10 Cloa-
pear again, Uleu, the Fortune oi he DAY beng pro-
nounced, pole caae, 10 the name Of the con1ueIof
al am surprised at one thing, namely, that my
grandatlcr the DSc Of Orleans, has not found favor
n your ewes SIEGE you "a, as he sat on the Lei Of a
Repablic!u Assembly There, u Is true ends the
analogy of yOnr dasji.s. Orce on fatal decivi;y he
ronld not avoid lmentable dsscent but lie eXpiated
hs full he left The National Convention 10 mount
the seahOd. lou came down from the benches OF The
Mountain 70 take possession OF the regal palace in
!, hch tie BAKE OF Orleans was born
BIT here I must rl1se my citations great rs the
Termination is 20 90 on: for no, paragraph m all
The pamphlet is l,s. clever and apt than these.
Prince Napoleon despite his ayOIrdupUiSc and tlab-
biness Of muscle, must have bounded IN his char az
he read--cach sentence scoring deep in on the raw
with singing sarc0siic lash; Republican Prince OF
ihe Blood Dbision-Gencral yirginaly innocent Of
blood politician without principles, man without
honor, d,tapchf without generosity. He is turned
aud llSicd, and lashed and turned ON eyej! side to
ihe deri,ion 81 the world by the ROYAL gOldl1 and
gentleman. While the Dukes evident conienIpt for
Ss correspondent terribly ag.ragaics the bitieu' :
of this letter, his ,c-respcc and fine literary cul-
lure have prccludcd al coarse 'Iupcration.
Although specially addressed 70 the unlucky
Prince. rs 81 is in reply 10 his lannon's and really
able Senato a speech the letter tourhesincdcntally
but ANYTHING but Gghtiy-upon Louis Napoleon
his acts and policy as conspiiat0r; as President
sworn 20 the maintenance OF the Republic H. y.
X. WAS the opIg FrcnchmaH who s,y0re 10 maintain
abe Republican Constitution, and as Emperor.
t" Aly r0yal fathers Ony unconstitutional act was
s'io grant passage through France TO cIilcd
"Qacen llor:cnsc, and 10 visit ihat lady in person
without consultation with his MinSjcrs-his re-
ward or his Punishment, for tbis generosity and
courtesy WIS that her son steadily ccnPred
against, his throne" etc. BIT 10 Is not worth
Ysbile 10 dwell upon this fcaime ol the pamphlet.
As political instrument Ia work against Napoleon,
its importance al easi j. greatly Oyeuatrd BY ardent
DHeau,,s. Directly IL muH be-, ia that respect, OF
small Influence. What Influence II may have is
more likely 10 work against them.
Advanced Liberals uugh over and enjoy the itIn
Dfit bu arc none the more disposed Than before 10
accept its Osleauisn and consequent defense OF the
Popes temporarily add opposition TO Italian ilde