The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26
The FrerscA,.SeHate.

ErerscmisSe80v(s
MP0ZrAfsC SPEECH oFoPRInGE NAPo ,LEON.
The SencSe. continued Friday, Earsh the discus
sion on the sddres Prince Napoleon resuS ied tie de-
GKxTlnxr-Igssre are attacks which react honor and
leave thacareE replying 10 the oatrags which you
patriotism, and 20 the husred thos 5olders
who, WITH tho Emperor ct sfher head, iade Il
on 70 q gna %c,dT le. a .asS.
OF which he il sac object (Ranwed aspr ,ba,.c) You
will no. sllpw the Marguis de 70 Roches queain newly
in ohe Senate Who oaght to Inave entered Il
with tho .con<satory spr.tot sAe Emps rortmurmurs
different benches -ycuwns not aowi i'm t,Sasify the
been sod to YOU No we arc aot the preaan.a,ves Of
reactioa always and e orywisse WEI eprossas modern
jaque,aln had said that tho Emperor waol q parrnu
amor Kings. Yes! md no glores I'm IL, Tor he
amony Aings as the representative OF lbersLpSocples.
appreciation. Natono sra nos mstexs tsg rely Ma
poean 1T, who will noi fa.i in his MISSION. (senewed
ap-yobation.) The spporor, in spaach from the
hsate, pronounced soio,~rds YAH ch fse she approba
tisasof NJ de Hecckorsn.
BARON de HsEcxKR-3s-C Certainly.
Prince NArorxoS 1ieasismen, VI vsrds words
o: pty. (oh, oh) Thay were ords &C high propriety
saIagardine uncrsun.e eov'e eign Pity, gentemen
-,psi not be confsuaded with fsympalay. Our sympa
a.ss are for the gostns iGs an c. ss They are for
taese Allies VIZ ;shas then bloSss BY our side at
I'd on to add-ass |. feV worcs TO the Marquis
DO Ia Rochejaeueiain toucA og the English alliance.
but also copsent In dotence OF that allan ,e
alliance With shs or that minister with .se
we may have % make az 10 con,ssaons on sccontssy
points, we cap defend thA gre principle Of liberty aud
psogress By ass s AZ This s country should Earn
Torrance ss, great actNns. Bis royal Highncss pro
cecded TO sv that u he hnde had 70 thank N dc la
him for frank avowN OF kt ects-nAmey p.second
cxpedhss2 10 Eome.a wa vita Piedmont, q tarowiog
the lstser asd in favor Of who M ssd The speaker
In favor OF the Pope, wa4se political condz:t we dis
~ = sorSsno he orrs us The aaaoe & the oaSo
Of Mdana who would never recognise us the King OF
sri se, a., ,hs he s soSbtless oe M The alliance q
tLasa whoee influence I'm italy have struck down.
nero ere perhaps, 7ome bishops who viii give him hcir
2uprobation. He VII En- echo In crtan party but
Tatsm that the Dstion will not npprovaof With re
gar 70 the groundwork Of tina question canno, but givo
M essSd the esasd,ou to Rome, tai sIce tina, ms
tie attitude OF Ararte has been that Of great nation
What p.rseass approved o IN, req nsoa1 :
traditions te be forever condo mned the princice Of
intervention, from which ths unity Of Is,lS woaid
proceed the recan OF The Fronch feet froe Gscta
That poliey, repeat viii lead TO the unity OF Italy
will rave The Pope In optic Of himself aud determine him
TO make concessions 70 his spiritual power which
nc attacks have found but serious ag N
the speech Of Ia Rosheaauelcn, and 10 TIA, fully
aobss ds srs shs sa a ne on no
in Sranoo and 10 prevent he supported the iudepen
dsnoe Of Rome en decidedly opposed 70 the union o.
lte spiritual and temporal power in the same h,nds
link there IL quite enough of that would not hsv,
the Emperor my spiritual head, ~ he my tenpJra
head Certainly there IL something very pleasing 10 tn
idea Of ma, opal church, but rel set II because am
favor OF spstna Independence, and w5alt not have
conscience dependant ON amy ono ! am cons s.ent
| Rome What You would not have In Paris VIII
should the spiritual and temporal poser DO unite
u Reno and KEEP, eeparatc a. PsfsH Ne colssent, Az
deptt admit in one place what you reject m another
40 not aay that II ~ our intention 20 dessros me nm
moral power at present. that will be left % tlne and pro
fesa But " YOU persist In opposing .As ssera,op ID
s,Ycn even by forvent Catholics yoa VIII cvoito doubt
a 10 the influence and oscelsaec Of The Catholic rcl