The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-11

eurisi on tho arms Of the people aud the arm, (?
Down with tse mobiles Dove with the smi.
grants Down with the traitors :"
At this point o' the Princes speech, great tu.
mult ard agitation sross in the Senate, and So
vord demar lie were made that tho spe aker
should bo called TO order MANY senators bs-
| level that the Prince said Down vi n ,ho
| priests, installing the word "trRitc, for "p,c-
| tres, several senators called out I'VE have had
enough Uf the revolution"
The Marquis &C Ia Rochej quolein- Bravo.
bravo We are now in iuu slli. Tnis frankuess
| will bo u.clul.
Prince Nspolton-Yc.; defend the rsvolu.
ton ! glory In IT, We are rovolutionists -up-
| right feyOlutiOuists
Down With society"
Another Sons,or-It is rot rovolutionism, it
j. dcmacoyy.
The Marquis De la Rcchejncquolin-Il ia in
strctive; it will out
C"uI Segur dAHucSaoau-C Cal him to orler,
NJ lu President.
Tho President -M,nseguour, YOU have called
-omc sad scenes to mind aid / do not think
your history is quito sound.
NrmctCus vurccs--Dtlcr order
Ptucc Napu'rou--l do not accept this c.l 10
order. Ia the senate ut FRANCE | Avn entitled
tn say thai tho r"turu trom hlot Va, ur a sad
rem. mnranco but glory to uur country.
The iftsisnt---lno return was tsl tHIu.s the
std rltt VI u was tho n1mfcs' s'ations wi.h ~h.ch
~ you illcRo, il wa aICumpt. isd
fho Duke do ia I,rco II is no' true that
The people ard amy in bringing N o. ,lobn ha,.,
clamour,d against u that utSes ilic l,nr,. of
modern society llo cam, back %, tha dcsifo
Of tho whole na,ion--uob.lity, pcJrlc, aud
clergy.
Baron la Lacros;o--Lc, an syo witness Just
state th, tact.
Prince NAPOLEON have stated fact.
'crh' N"ice'--lt is untrue it Is au iu7vlt |
Count DO Ia Marrc--1 was 'he-e no,hic,, If
iho kind was said tho psuplc shouted "NI,o
! fmpercur.
General l-'vE,iino--i hoard what people
salt at that time, aud protest
Baron LuCrusso-l dumani loavs 20 bear NV
Testimony. was appointed TO icort tho En-
peror ON his triumphant march to Plsi4. The |
Emperor would never lave allowed ANYBODY To !
surround hun with these anrrrhill, otltous ard |
anti e 1ial Ctes. Wo cannot have tho nv of |
"Dowa with the noble down with tho psiesta,"
raised ~re today under the pretcncc of IN histo-
tical citation.
Prince Napoleon Do You protond to deprive
mo Of the right 10 continue my speech , |
Mother approve nor isipprove; [ Cito the tos-
tmony OF many historians In my opinion tho
empire signifies the destruction ur the trcatios
Of 1873, within the limits Of the force anil tho |
interest of France ia tho maintenance OF tho |
grand unity Of Italy, in future our indispensable
ally. At homo II is that which hta no m ,ro |
ardent defender than myself, conbincd with |
wise AMI serious liberties foremost aiaong thom |
the liberty OF the press Il ia popular Instruction
daused without limits, but not giyon hy ro-
lgous congregations il is the we'll being of
tho massos IL il tho destruction OF tho bii,o-
try OF the middle ages which some would Impose
on IA.
Cardinal Donnet-rsay do not use such OK
p'oHsiv,' Who thinkb OF impueinP history on
you.
piiroo Napoleon, resumng read AN oNtract
i,i tha works Of NislOr Cousin In which that
Niitor said that France was not hckle or dihicult
10 govern, but hNod in its 'csires and very
oasy 10 Cvorn ard that II wished merely tha
regular and peaccahls development of the prin.
G. "'e7 ~ tho revolution. The PrlrCe sad that
a me- S,oy.s s,2 ws,S a. hi7 GRH2p,n RsfpihsP 70
-.-tuati1n ot Italian unity, tho roconsu.ulion
nr tho territory " the Pc, %, md ths restoration
Of the doposed Princes At homo, ho would
prescribe the whole democratic and liberal
press, from tho SIECLE 10 tho DEENiS' ln,1
il tho spectacle of society which the honorable
member woul prepare for US at home and
abroad. W. know his sys em 1t IL not new.
IL IA IL tcrreog bmrh' supported by foreign
havonois. We will neyor endure it. When
YOU had made clean sweepo Of what You cav
revolutionary principles, aud the proaant gov
eminent had no rational ground 10 stand on |
tho Duke of liorleauV would bo called by tho
force Of things TO tho ihroas OF the Em.
tor0r. For my part, cay boldly lhat
nave no fear fbr Il Government which ~
rooted iu The learts If tho people; and Whiln
IL romans true to tho principle Of uatlonalitlos |
abroad and 10 the liberal and popular senu' |
mont at home, il may fy-all, oyoa the agi't- |
tion OF the Clorlv. ioll tho hon marquis that |
our principles are different. Neither ot u' Is
a-hamel Ol his origin. Oar ante'olon'f' our
families arc different. Whereas, hi1 honorable
ancestors fell on ths battle folds Of civil wf
rnder rerch arms, our iathgrs fell at Water
10 under l. glish bullots Ummon.o in.err9p-
tion). ,,
Count 10 Ssgur ARuossoau-M. President,
W. shall bo drawing tho sword presen' ly' you
Tfitr, %,rolcor-I fear have infused more
animltion than | desired into Ms dente' !
NAV have expressed my conviction with too
| much energy Permit mo to appeal to your
| moderation.
moaera ion wa pl0io, anl We can't DO taken
Prince NAPOLEON said no would read a short
| uaaqage from Thitrs, which exactly summed up
| iis optnicna-"I boong 10 the party oi th1
| revolution, as well in France ls Ia Europe. l
desire that tho Government OF France may Te-
| main In tho hands Of moderate mon. wiz 90
! al that can that il may continue thotoi pa'
| ,lthough the Government should pass INTO the
| honps ,f men leas moderate than mysoli-ar-
| dent men, radicals-l would no, abandon my
| course on that account; | should still be OF tha
| rarty gf the revolution (Ihi5 discourse was
.u,ca,ded Ly long agitation and the suspension
O! the sit,inR) ,-,,,i,
Whom tho Senate resumed, the President sNd
II Was the turn Of the MaIqlis da la liocheJac
| ,uelin 10 sptak but IL WAS remarked that
| 'riuce Napoleon had rot returned. lie com
pa,ued that when thoy had come there
lpvauv and faithiullv, upon tho lu'ilt'
ton VI the EmpcfOi th,y should be ac
gl.ed a citing forth % programme ol euuutor
,y,lutiup. thai any one shuuld say 10 them :
II nm mo rpyoluu0n--l ou are the counter 70
y,lu'ion." Tte hon. marquis con- 'lnuel h'1
poech amid the inteUrp' ion Of both iflonds Al
moments, ami a great ContulO ensued. Tho
bukoael Ia lul,a exclaimed, "Wc arc all at
'acked; w and our ltthors. The aeaAto lou4ly
called for a terminal. N Of tho deaate.
Mr. Biliault (minis'er without poruoho) So
; the Emperor krcw, however, that one oi th'
most p'weriul Of the iotc's OF society was ro
npion, which 10 seconded, and neither yio
. lsnce, nor injustice nor alarm could max
= him forget that il wa ono % tho great 'ocia
!. basos OH which civilization TepoaoS. Inc hln
= uuror woald never deny the revolution, bat D
n wa the revolution C0uuli'af, and honest, a
1 once prudent and urogte -.ye, which he uGh
. 10 MAINTAIN NJ Bildult dgytllio9 THIS nm
b oipls a. soi-a length, and a the close OF b
p .peeyh the Senate rC5s.
Greece
ktelegr.r from tho Pirssus a'Atcs that N
y insufgoits who occupied the G tHdol Of Nanpi
d had Ccma' dDl permission C4p'uIis, -A' IN
10 ,ho revol. would thus BE- snNireL l. wa b
n level tiat tue Kllg would change ais Moi
Z | p. and Than ..l l-..l 20 the .i..ul1r..