New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
FRANCE.
SCENE IN THE SENATE.


/ The discu sion on the Address was resumed IN tue
Senate the 24th uimo. NJ. Troplong exhorted
Vi, Senators 10 preserve coucatory and moderate
TO-, in the debates. NJ. De Bois.y regretted that
tfaaes hsd assisted England in rcvengng herself
the Cniuese. lie was Of opinion that the money
pended N the Cnmea and in iialy would have been
better applied toward descent upon England. III.
Dillaalt regretted the remarks Of ii. dc Boissy.
Language ST that description between two grta,
nations, equally proud, equally sensi,iye upon the
point OF honor, was a misfortune. lie thought it
Useess TO revive French snimosi;y toward England,
when tie policy of the Emperor tended, on the con-
trary, to sppcase such feelings. NM. Thayer and
Charles Dupin spoke In favor Of the Society Of 81.
Vincent de Paul The debate was adjourned.
On the 18th the discussion was continued.
Prince Napoleon said he could no, &c sen; after
the speech Of the Marquis de la Rocheisquelein In
this place ssid the Prince we all rpeak on, before
France and Europe. 1 consider the speech OF the
hon. marquis more than dlscourse-it Is tie pro-
gramms Of the counterreyoIution. Since, then, the
revolution il attach ed IL il part 20 declare that
sm lis sincere defender The Empire 10 iouncet on
the principles Of the revolution, correctly under
stood. Noticing the animedyersiODs Of the marquis
on the Democratic Urcss, tie Prince quoted ar a set
Of very violent article from The J0urnoidc Yeron,
in which war with the " de facto governn eat of
l rance wss contemplated, aud Au,,iia put forward
ss the power which was 10 suppress tie revolution
everywhere. While making tnese references Tie
Prince was interrupted iy the Count dc BpnT-
queney, who observed that the Austrian Cow
eminent did not exercise a preventive eensurc.
He replied that the J0urn0l dc veron. was written
by nercennry Italian, who was ldred IN case
mate, with a gentry him to- protect bin from
the vengeance Of bis oounirymen. lie added that
tie article wa pubhhed viii @ tie Emperor HIlnc.s
Joseph was at Verona. sure ibs inct, said the
Prince, impels you 10 attack NJ. de Pefslgny. lou
know bin AZ the ardent and faithful defender Of
literal and popular Napoeonism. The Prince then
referred 10 the banquet given by the democratic
press TO VI. Ra;azzi and explained the Arrangement
Of the .oasis and quoted from the speech OF that
e,a,esman words in honor Of the Emperor The bu.t
Of the Emperor, be added, was III The room Bot
said the speaker do you know where they break Tie
busts Of the Emperor, aud tread them ulder loot
u IL in the army ~ the so-culed soldiers OF the Pore,
commanded By Al. de Mcrode NJ de Ia RocheJsc-
onelein mas. needs be well informed by his friend,
Gen. Goyon on thess matters. lie knows what took
Mace vi en- HOlh i0g bat the pricse sOGiane estTaned
a French general and M bid-de-camp oil the I'm
peTor from syengiuc an insult offered 10 lis Gov
ereiyn 4 IL 81 ROME, and not ~ the French demo-
cratic pres that YOU must look FOR the most buer
ba, red Of all that bears tie name OF Napoleon. the
honorable marquis has spoken OF The pfinr le Of
hereditary Gght. True, tie Government Of tfunce
Il hereditary but 10 IL 20 that u may apply Tie great
/ I
to,dine 70 the ur.niplcs Of divine night Which you
bouor Here the Prince quoted the answer Of Ma
roieyn 10 1891 10 tie Srtate when brought nm the
seratus-con.ute declaring bis dyDasty Lere1iiary
81 hope France viii never be sOry for having sur
rounded M family with honor-. In any case, ny
,ririt xiii ne with ny dee endah,s no longer thsn
tb,v continue 70 deserve tie love and confidence
Of tbis great nation" lhis u bow the tm-
pe,er understood the hereditary succession. and
wis, happened subsequently, When, after I'M
nf E.f n
bresk On France aud the Emperor returned from the
J,le OF Elba TO overthrow tue Government OF tie
Restoration we know in what eloquent words be
threw him eli upon the milton, and denLih,d bimseii
with liz interests its honor, itt glory. Aud wha,
cres did be hear be advanced from ihe Medterra.
pean to Psris carried the arns OF tho people and
the armyl Down win Tie nObiesl Down
W IN he emigrantsl" Down with the traitor J"
/ The latter WORD, "traitres,' was generally ms-
taken for pr6tres.") Immenee centurion followed
these worde and several Senators called out, We
have bad enongh Of the Revolution"
The MARQUIS de Ia Roche laquelein- Bravo, bravo
We are Dos in full sali. 1ols ifanknets will he
useful.
Prince Napoeon-Yss defend the Revolutions
! glory in It, We are reyointionists--upnght revo-
lutonists.
a Senator-NO upright r,yoluiionisi ciies " Down
with society"
Another senator-lt is not Ievolutionisr. it il
demagogy.
The Marqui. de Ia Roehejaequelin-it is In.
flnciiye 1t will out.
Couo' Segur dAguessesuCall him 70 order, N.
10 president.
I The Observation-Disclosures you hove called
some Pad scenes 70 mind, and do not think your
history is quie sound.
Numerous VOices-Order order.
Prince Napoleon-I do accept this call 10 order
IL TIE Senate Of France entitled 70 ssy bat tne
return IRON Ei1a " 40 not cad Remembrance but
Glory 10 country.
Tie Prerdent-The return was glorious; the rad
part OF it w.s the manifestations with which "a
Won sllege il was ACCOMPANIED
The Duke de la Force-lt IL not true that the
ueoole and army in bringing Napoleon bach
es,Iored against All that makes lbe glory OF modern
society. Ilo came back by deere Of The whole pa-
! ltion-nobilisy, people end clergy.
Baron de IacroSse--Let an eye-witns1 Just state
= the fact.
Prince Napoeon-I have stated fact
Several voioes-It is untrue II 10 an insult 10 all
the world
Count de Ia Marre-I was there; nothing Of the
kind YVES said the people sbou,ed 'ive iEmpe
reuI y
Gen. Laweainc-I heard what people said at that
time, and protest.
Baron Lacros,e-I demand leave to bear my test.
. mOuy, 1 WIS appojnted TO escort the Emperor OF
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