, 1863-08-01

The Policy. Designs. and Conduct OF
Louis N1po1cons
from the New York independently
In the course Of an article on the proba-
bility of French Intervention in behalf Of the
rebels, the New York Lndependent thus de-
scribes the policy, designs and conduct the
bad, ambitious despot who now rules France:
When Napoleon became Emperor, he fund
1t impossible to enlist in his service the wise
aid just men Of France. They abhorred hin
to address himself elsewhere, and ha has done
70 In two directions.
He has appealed to the ignorant common
people. This he did By casting about for tina
means of feeding the French appetite for
"gtoEty;". and this means he f9uad, not BY
laboring for the real wealth and happiness Of
the French at homo, bpt BY syetematicaliy
setting shout = course Of 1utermedd1ing
abroad; Of carrying on wars, and arbitratlDg
political measures, in such ! manner o. should
con tant}y employ France IN prominent
place, and exhibit her as the ruling power of
the earth: In this he deale Eish France
through Paris; for he who satisd es the popu
1ation Of Paris, satisfies that Of France-a fact
well known, bat which We need not here stop
to explain. Accordingly, be began with the
o1 Rs continued nnsss Fns i
tlon Of Cochin China, followed up bis princi-
Pc Win the sampntgn Of isos rass against aus,
the position Of an arbi rator In America, both
By actually seizirg Mexico, aud By urging
England to help him command the United
stalea; always beginning, always leading, al
ways deciding:
While 1hua keeping In the very front OF the
rr1a nF Ff7Nf ha u1a
laboring for the same end by enormous ex-
ps1dttures In decorating md rebuilding Paris.
and IN 1eipg pnelic money to provide WORK
tor me fattslan workmen, and even to help
thsm i've cheap, y tampeting with the natu-
~ Pflces.Gnrient oJ way OF boenties to ba'
AeTs, f. ann ttar lnG hs1a aSe, +or,,a ,.h,,. .,o
~ tne otnet h'. n1.psf sona.h H. Tncn ta9 Empe
fof cast 4ls eyes was me roman Catholic
Cno1cn. fqt sing9laE colnclaeat tendency
y tfaceaole potA II us uome aua 1ofelEn pou-
t1cs' to 60 act as may as lar ns possible help,
anu no more than nseessasE nasm, tne homan
catnonS Cnu5ca. IN sne Gnmean VA, g 70
ah} IN tne folls1 lh5stssl, ne Ii 1or lne Lam
aha against toe creek Cnufch. N the Italian
Fat 1 pc steaaA} lepressea 1ne AMI papal spinl.
~ Gay yonets i haye long been tha sole poMer
fhat erabled the rope 10 stay II Rome. His
whole Me1lca1 expedition counts a. one vast
investment ~ ~ n Msxican honan A. Gathe.lc stock.
au,horily, would break down the influence
aaa d1snny ol tae moss 71ta and active FRO
testan.ism 1 N me W1f1a: a,.,.4,
le" lhc's VIII 6uHcieutly snow no"
ptteIly nnprahc,flea, aud nov hideously
csue1' tnle et59ns, pau Han -. sous OF
{nen {lnn . ere lon t evosaes oa1 moss
4sot4 y that !a1 Juole1 aad "e'snuet "ltness,
l's ioc9nesue. r, ,,,r
Inc emperor q Ffance pef2ared Mmaet
p oeht5o5nE, u DeesMoeE, 1901, me hepnb-
nsan Gnnsll.n1ion @ hf;'1 u rIaace. mnicn ne naa
repeatedly paohei5 sworn n' !H TO support:
u oraer 10 MAKE nlmsen emperor, ne
dollar Per man, aca o11bed ano ca]oleo Their
oinssIs N various Ways. Ihen ne 1e! sent some %
o1 1heee troops On Decenoer 1904, 10 Tio-
1ShllS u1sperse ,he fepIesentattse A-semnIy-
Ihey aia II .. ene polnt o. me nayoneI, sIrlR-
1kg and Touhdlng seVesal repfesentattTea.
About TWO hundred and forty Of them, In
ciudirg nearly ail the most eminent and re-
I,utaols stotesmeu q france. were Inen car.
ned on at oEee 10 criminal pttsons; some ot
THEM landeuned, and all OF them being con
seyeo IN the prison Fans or carts used Tor
carry1pg the worst French criminals.
Generals were seized cn that morning IN their
BIDS, bandcn1ed, anu carried In criminal
vans to felons, cells.
:, Nlthln 1lt1e tlne a1ter Inis. ot leaat ten
thousand men, from among the most Wtse
and energetic Of the Republicans Of France,
x.1e banlshed TO Cayenne, where they MUST
have been eent to die By slow murder, be-
canse that region Ia fatal to Europeans a5 rice
swamps are; Thus the courage Of that party
Wus crushed and its head cut Otf.
These victims wesc picked up MI over
FRANCE By the prJsts Or heads Of departments,
oa"dient slaves Of this despot, who seized,
Imprisoned, and sent to Par1a TOR baniahnlant.
" pure force and Without apy process OF
1a~, *homsoeyel they thought proper. The
number Of looco 1s given BY De- Toclueville;
OF Napoleon, makes it 2G 500.
Two or three thousand others, Literary or
ecucated men Of the Republican party, were
imprisoned all that winter In cascmates and
SLIPS, SO that when those left alive were let
out IN the tpIipg, they were grizzly phantoms
such as The 'tJersey Prison Ships" used to
se1d forth.
On the 18th Of December, 1851, tho French