The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-03-15

gtsnts Dosn wi'h the tfai ors {"
AT this point " the Princes sp.ecA, 81 It "a
inult aid stt,u q arose In tho SeuAte, aud No
yoth dtTai q, were n ads that tas tgaku
'hould he "a lsa H. order. Many 5s,atofs To-
lievet ,h,' iHo luros saii "D1wu win th
triests. misisairg the wuid ",yinrs3 Tor "gic
trc,, several senators called cut Wa have Lau
On. .uRA ,f tha revolution"
Tho Marquis &C Ia Il csrj jaquclcin-- DrarJ .,
will bs u.,lul
Pam. N.p.l,or-Ye deAnd tho -evoll.
a. -ltv IA a.. We af5 tcvolu iuui5,s up.
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"Dawr Win s'ricty.
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| D.. Cyua.p.,N.
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| ttu y'ive: Il will at.
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| clvrv.
baron Il. Lacrco.o--lo' "A ,y, wi,lo., just
stat. the iasf.
Prince Napoleon - ha,o stated r,ct.
"',orAl Nocns-it IS uu'rsc; IL Is al i.lult
I. a. th' world
Count d, Ia Marie E 49,, ,hsio: no,Lir,, #
We We N'nd va, siiti tho l.oplo shou,cl "NIrc
Ge trl laEr'ipo-l hoard what o,o,lc
rad ~ thft tine, aud protect
Baron Lagfu-su-l demand lesvs to bc,r my
testimony. | vns APPOINTED 10 Jtc,rt tho tm-
t'rcr on hil trium 9han' msfch to Paris Tho
Emperor W, uld mover Lave allowed nyhOdy to
surround h.m with these auatcbal odipus ~ 4
ami ~ Cll cries. No cannot have the ~ nf
= Down with thu nohl, down " ith tho prt,stA,"
raisod 70 today undor tho prOtoncu Of an hato-
iicd citation.
Prince Naplsor DO you prctcnl to deprive
mo 't tho uaNt 10 ConuuIg my speech |
re.thet approve nor dsipptovc; [ cite tho tc5-
muuy 20. m'ny hidorhua. ~ my opiuinl no
vmn'-o stgrlurs tho ies'flc ion VI the treaties
ol 1913, N.tliu tho llmi Ot th5 force and tho
in'o'ost o.! France 30 80 tho maintenance Of tho
grand uIi,yoi Italy, IN iuJuro our iniispsr ilbo
ally. At Rome IL is that which has NO IN 10
ardent ds'eudCr than myself, combined with
wise and serious libertiis fotemot am,nt thsn
the liberty Of the press IL ia popular ss rtL, ,on
dlused without limit', but not given by ro-
ligiOus congregations it il tho wall han, of
the masses Il il the destruction Ot tho bi,,o-
try OF tho middle ages which some would impose
on "a
Car rli1al Donnot-Pny 10 not use such OK
pross,Ois. Who thinks OF im puting history on
you.
Pritco Napoleon, rtsuming, real AN extract
from The works Of Victor Cousn, in ~hicr that
Niite- eaid that France was not hcklu or difficult
10 R,vcrr, but fixed In its dosires and yory
| oasy tN Oyorn, ard that II wished merely tho
| q, gli.lL and peacoaLs development OF tho pin.
| plos ~ the royoluiir. The Prince sad that
| these also were his opinions. Referring lheu 20
tho tpfeyh Of VI. Ia RJlhtj aequolein, tho pii CO
| id tho poicy Of tho Marquis had, iur O,e oi It's
ouns,qu'nCosan alliance with Austria, All IA,
u's.fu tio1 OF Italian unity, the rccpt.',ilu',on
u' ths to filOtv'f tho Pupc, and ths res fa.i1n
| Of the depOsed pr'nco'. At home, ha would
! prescribe the whole democratic and liberal
! press, irom tho SiECrg to tho DATArI. Tuis
! is the spectacle OF sJcio'y which tho uurortbio
member woLli prepare for us a. hms AMI
abroad. We know his sys em; II ia not new.
It Is ia toyrepr tidnchi supported by foreign
| hayontts. Mo will never endure il. When
| you had made a clean sweep Of what you c.l
revolutionary prncipliS, apd the present Gov.
| oInmtut had no rational gr'unl 10 stand on,
! tho Duke LI BlrltAuN wOJld ha llsd by tho
force Cf things 10 tho throne uf tho "a
| porOr For my part, ! say boldly that
| lave no fear for GOyOrnmOnt which is
rooted in tho hearts Of the people; aLd whil,
| IL romc,ns true 10 the principle ol natiOnAlitoi
ahioal and 10 the liberal aud popular ssuti.
! m,yt at hOmo II may d,'y all, eyol tho aKita-
ton Of tbs clorgy. tell tho hon. marquis that
our principles are different. Neither OF as Is
ashamed Cf his origin. Our sntocodons, our
families aro different whereas, his horOrablo
ancestors fol on tho battle fields of civil war
under Frcrch arms our fathers foil AZ Water
loo under glish bullets Qmmonse inteugp-
tion).
Couut 10 Ssgur CAguessesu-M. President,
We rhall DO drawing the sword presently, II you
don. take care.
I'rirCs Nspoleon-I fear have infused more
animation than | dsred into this debae.
may bave expr.s ed my conviction with too
much energy. Permit me 10 aFpAh TO your
| moderation.
Count de S'gur o'Aguosseau-ou former
nodera icn was eJP!o'te, and w can't DO taken
in second time.
Prince Napoleon sai1 no wsuJ read a short
| passage from Ihiers which exactly summed ~
his opinions-"I belong TO the patty Of tho
revolution, as well in France as Ia Europe. !
| desire tnat the Government Of France may re-
main In the hand, of moderate mon. will do
| a | that | can that il may contiuus there but
| although the Government thDuli pass into the
hands Of men less moderate thsn myselt-ar-
dent men, radicals would not abandon my
course on that account; J should still be on the
larty Of the revolution" (This discourse was
succetded by long agitation, and the suspension
Of the sitling)
Whom the Senate resumed, the President said
IL was the turn Of the Marquis lie Ia Roche ac'
qurlin to speak but II was remarked that
| FRINGE "apoleon had rot returned. lilo com.
planned that when they had como th,is
'uyally and faithfully upon the invita-
ton Ot the Emperor, they should bs &C
cu'ed Of citing forth u programme OF EQUATOR
revolution; that any one should say 10 them
| 81 am the r'vOlutiOn-JOu arc the counter ro
| stlutiOn.' Ito hon. marquis con inuei his
| speech amid the interruption OF both friends and
| oppoLentn, and great confusion ensusd Th5
jlLe de Ia Force exclaimed, 1--WE arc all at.
tackled we and our fathers The senate loudly
called for termination Of tho debate.
Mr.. Blllault (minister without pOrtiolio) said
the Emperor knew however, that one Of the
most powerful Of the forces Of society was re-
lgion, which be seconded aud neither yio.
lonCs, nor injustice, nor alarm, could make
him forget that It was one Il tho great social
bases on which civilization ropo5es. The EN-
psror would never deny tho revolution, but it
was tho revolution conciltaTy and honest, at
once prudent and progressive, which ho ought
TO MAINTAIN. NJ. BiIault developed this prn,
| ciple at cone length, and ut tue ClOse Of his
speech the Senate rOss.
Greece.
| A telegram from the Piraeuq states that the
insurgents who occupied the citadel Of Nauplia
had demanded permission 10 cSptulAts, and that
| tho revolt would thus be subdued. IL was bo-
leyed that the King would change his Minis.
Try and then dissclyo the Chambers.
A .Vs - ..ls. 80 tl.Nt q