New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11

| never have allowed any body 10 surround him with
'heec anarehica, odions and anti-social cries We
catses nave the cry of Down with the mobiles
down &r1 the priests" rai.ed here TODAY under The
pr.tense OF m historical citation.
Prince NapolepS-So You pretend TO deprive me
OF the right 10 co1tinue NY speech I neitber an.
prove nor dsapprove; cite the testimony Of many
aieor arc. In my opinion, tie Empire eignihrs tie
obstruction OF the Treaties Of 1872 within the imits
OF tie force and The interest Of France; il IL The
manten ance Of the grand unity OF lt,y, ia future
our indi-I enable ally. At home, il i, TINT order
Which has no II ore ardent defender than myeelf
combined with wire and serious lirer;ies for-moft
amOog them the liberty 81 tie press; il IA popular
instruction dif.sed without Limits, but not given hy
religious congregations; II Is Tbs well-beng OF the
uDsses il j, The obstruction u the bigOry of the
uiddle ages which some woull impose on 10.
Csrdinel Donret-pr,y de not use such express
sous. WHO thinks OF ial osing bigOtry on yOul
IrInCe NspOltOn, reeunIry, read an eStT let from
be works Of Victor Cou'in. in which That writer
sad TINT France was not tickle ditcult 10 govern
bat yed in s desires and very easy To govern, and
that it wshed merely the regular and yeaceable de.
vclopment OF tie pTiuci les of the revolution. TIE
Prince sald tuat tlOc also were he opinions. Re-
.err1ng tuen, 10 the ecu of the h!arquis de- la
Roche cquelicn the Prince sad the policy Of tie
MARQUIS md TOR of ito consequence an alliance
with Austria aud the destruction U; Italian nuisy,
The IecO1stulon Of the temporal power OF the Pope,
and be re-torHion OF the deposed prices AZ home
lie MNslI llt NhClo nDI
press, from tho .S,fcle 10 the Det0ts This u tie
specacle Of society which tire hon. MarQui, won d
prepare for IA at home aud abroad. We
know bis systsm; II Is not rev. il il H.
toyreur Manrhe, supported by foreign bayo-
Bots. We will never endure il. When YOU
had made u clean sweep Of what YOU Gull revoc-
tionary principles, and the present Government rad
no rational ground 10 stand on, the Duke Of Boz.
dtaux would lie called by the force of thihg9 10 The
throne OF tho Emperor. For my part say bobby
that have no fear for Government which IN rooted
in the iearIs OF The people; and while il rsuains
tue 10 the principle of ualOnalHics abroad, aud To
the liberal and popular sentiment OF tome, IL may
0ey ALL even the agitation Of the clergy. tell he
Marquis tLat our principles dIferit. Neilhcr OF
Gs is ashamed OF biz ou2in. Our anioceden's our
families sre different. Whereas his honorable ATT
cesors iell on TIE battle fields of civil war uuder
French arms, our fathers fell at Waterloo under In
ghsh bulle's. Immense interruption.
COM, do Sogur dAgueseeau-al. President, We
shall be drawing the sword presently, If you don't
tax. care.
Prince Napolcon-I fear have Infused more au-
ination than desired into til debate. may have
expressed nv conviction with too much energy.
Permit ne TO rpleal to your moderation
Count de Sc, ar d'Ague,seau-Our former mod
Grafton was ezPOft, ana we caL'' b. taken IN Sec
Oud tine.
Prince NAPOLEON suid he would resi short pa,sege
from Tuiers, which exactly summed mp tbs olihi NJ:
France IA iD Europe. oe-ire that The Goyrrnmr1t
If France may remain in The hands OF Moderate men,
| viii 30 ill that | can That " NAY con'rue there
but Though the Government should pase into tie
hands of u,en leo moderate than myteii-afdthi
men radicals-I would not abandon MY course on
that account; shout tlill be OF tie party OF The
revolution. This discourse was tucceeded by long
agitation aud the SUI elssDn Oi The sliuHsi
NJ. Blault explained tie measures H. mas owing
O.. -, a.. ht.t La.
not French institution having representative al
Rome. end which had refused 20 seee.. as It's Presi-
deut a great dicnery OF The Church who was at
Tho sam. lime = high f1nctionary Of State. Tie
Government could 30; tolerate secret power.
The speaker dwell on the danger Of religious ex.
element, and on the difficulty Of Church and State
existing peacefully together. II The Government
were difpOsed 10 satFiy. not merely tie rights but
the tendencies Of religious minds II was equally de-
c.ded 10 defend theoretically The night Of the State
Much aPpLuse.l Tho second paragraph Of The
Address adopted.
TIE general opinion at Paris appear 20 be that
The tendency Of The debates in he senate is to con-
soldaie the a!liauoe between the Government pnd
the Liberal or Republican party.
About ? 900 workmeu proceeded to the Place de i,
Bas;ile on the 2ith hut, when attempting 10 march
round the Column OF Jaiy, were dispefted y The
police. Thee was resistance or QUERY, and tue
men sougbt consolation IN the vine shors.
TIE French Governmen. bad authorized The Gen-
eral Maritime Company 10 purchAss steamers IN En-
gland Tor the line between France and Mexico sbon!
to he established.
Tie n0n,fetr, with Prince Nnpoleon's brat speech
and Cd account Of tie tumultnous actions which II
produced had been posled on Tie walls at Psrs. and
extensively aud eagerly read by tie working cassei
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