New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-19
QUIZ PARIS COBREsPO

Paris, Dec. %, 1862.
Tho Afonitexr Of last Saturday morning Published
letter from its American war correspondent which
begins thus, "Tho movement Of Burnside sssms 70
rave failed completely" and goes on TO show In "a
able manner, tho almost ~possbiity Of bis crossing
the Rappahannock. The evening papers all pub
l.hed the telegram announcing that Burnside had
crossed the Rappahaupock. Wherest the Mo~,tear
was subduedy smiled At. To londly lSuSh at the
Moa,,ear "a no. SLOWED. The utterances Of other
Government jourDa on American aaairs this week
continue to be such Nigh make tho angels; and al
NOS, the very jackasses weep" The Constitutional
thinks ~ that MIR. Lncolns Messsse comes usar to
recognizing the cesslty of separation between
North and South. La Patrie says: Tho Message
Of MI. Lincoln is for any one who knows bow 70
read the FIRST echo Of the Imperial proposition OF me-
dis,ion." 1t 1dds: "we applaud the Eu,anc patton
part Of tho message" l beg you to note that al!
Government editorial Commentators on that docu-
ueut manage to discover IN it argument in favor OF
the aforesaid Imperial proposition. At the ssms
time 1t il Observable tLat most Of them, while omit
ting ssrioLs discussion OF toe essenual eslre 81 that
document its Anti-Slavcry feature qualify their lste
arrogant, positive tone to US ward. Il would seem
that Government is waiting 10 see the art tdecs OF
the euforcement OF the great PrOeis stion and some
results Of Burn.ide's bnc other mih.ay u ovenents,
before decdirg upon further oficial action in the
direction OF mediation. Meantime 1t gives no more
dsfuo orders 10 its orgaus OF the pres than TO rum
tho cid tunes. These Orders are sPpasentiy dehnie
enough.
Some of your readers may s,i think that your
correspondent touches too often lDd d~es too long
on the tone Of tbo French Government press. They
eau hardly appreciate i.s importance, because they
do not keep Ia their American minds tue TACT that
tue French Government !. by the Organic law
On tho press oil 1872, aud IN fact. the Responsible
editor Of French journalism Some things Iiany
ibiags, indeed. do gel iutO PRINT that 1t MOLD have
ubpi h,ted Lut not IN the seu,i- tcial press, the
breath If whore lie Is IL ts nOsfIls wink. biOt,
kick, any OF wL;ch appi cations 10 sovereign,
from NaIoisou's NJ. isierLd cl' rk, would ret Any
one or all OF the seIni official editors 10 writDg Tor
or a ainst any Now tbese Is not one Of them,
a. Lns not Ueen ltis tHelyepoAih, wno does not
" rie gt II ,he cause Of the Union. do 10
say that all thee are 80 sedegrGdedas 10 write
10 order. do mean ~ Soy, III view OF aeie, tuIi no
gentleman no tniuks that In. o! lac Cnion II
Theoretically good, ought 10 TO or Cali sc success
fnl. eau hold a,e IN The editorial siah VI any
French Government neNsPsper. Aud here, psrea-
theicalIy. anotuer fact may IS stated: NO rnaii,
who should write single statement OF al the Ihcts
Of Gen Bliler's rule Ia the "a French colony OF
Loul, ANA could get II Iin,.d ii say French Dews-
pgper There is n mot dorGTe on TIA, head. Any
,.per may print nd HauseaDi foiid hetions, built w
~ runndally inverse ircm all apex Of Truth, About
tie butcneios, and horrors, and strron " bis pro-
eousuiar reign No IaIer siei puL Lab the simpI-st
correction oil .hese exisbt rEtl0n.. No payer al
Pari, Tor example shall publish tue Eiril isr thai
zen. Bullsr's "butebeFsd victims" are three in
number, Two o. whom were soldiers OF Lis own
army and the third Mt Iseneh Louisauian.
A. & 80 fsyeristy active, se2agtnarisn EIi Oh
r.rd u, dashiIg of ns three Or ious columns Gay
IL yt6A. omnijRs 81 AIS, writes down Butlr
Hawai-, ~ tito authority "i The Ecg-fOrs ilvr'd
louot,d iuio The Msitelr) or Of 10 - BIZ srsay. NJ.
G:rsfLin after years ~ eorkrd-up slence, aplOd.d
iot joa,Lslsn ugsIn three weeks no, " 70 won.
d.rGIiy syirIea, ioaiu!n., frOtbiny 'iyadiy. Real
spirtoO c-sp.p sgDe aud k.a2eI-pVp tpi1 IA mifAc-
nIous .ynu. .anc. from biz III " p-n-d inA.4nJ.
Daily, frou. EcJ.y to Monday lasi b. Unchanged
iuto the columns OF La FTess1, G.ries Of
yews" ssen iEiGssh ohrke'ej glasses. lh1e'l a:
o. Le Massage dE Pre- ,dslf Li.aiG.' III. Gifgrdin
IL 10 begun. lie hHs IN exceedingly, sVuvwhs,
,Dar,ly Criticised ways, long ago assufed hiDstll "a
run,ely fortune OF worldly goods. Nature eBdUsed
MIN :. nerousiy with Intellectual gits--tbousa she
forgot 10 Nod balanced pair OF scales IoI has
"a leicus U.S. Oh them. But he "a awsye ns:rce OF
a hohby aud rides al s.a5olgs' WIN Astounding
stationary fapdily
1 have IL. uue, you have 10; space in your
efowJod war ciTVIol, OF S1e day, 'Or connected
abidsuien. OF MS h!inost naeehH-b'e arn;iee Oh
Ane rIcAn affair. Take Ihee specimens 81 Tie
emu eli; put.c!ts (at.: In his g-ograp hicAi cha
,iG,llion OF the o'a,es. while ne properly enough
pu;s Louie InGeE The rubrc OF " Soniherr,' lie
atu ib.Ges 1eXas AID Mississippi ono 'l,her tice ofi
and even FI.r.ta, 10 ,b. ciars OF the " Western "
q represents at The Slave States, except Delaware
and MARY isnJ tho Ls,ter coabtuj having joined
tie C.. y. A. Ito represents the articles VI CoD-
ieoerailon VI l77S as toe Consultation OF TIE United
staks n 1860 And, ~ II that were rot ebopgh,
quotes irola the hsst spG s1eo"d IafseIaph oi the
l<renth OF those articles, which h.n bat ono para
fhssa "A emo A M !. 1
of ole OF n GiraidIns four ta-ca,nedrs dog lstic
,r'ieles on the Message. The olhers are hot ess
rich ia ike k.Dd. 30 nue.. for his isc's. Now -Or
"A y, sci,n.n OF his opIAiOne: " AR. Lncoln .hoald
Al the Outset, have let ne Southern o.ale, CO. Ia
o,h,r wcrds, 40 son Lo hs1 become President o!
lne United Slales by talugg al oath 10 main.
tain l,s Constitution, be should have violated
The oalb, leL MI the SLAve States except
Delaware and Meiylund) 20; the possbl- or prob
able oIsseus0ns that wocid nave sprung up between
the T.. Is. a. sud u. =. A, apr0pos oil slavery.
n.iRht have been settled ty very SIMPLE arrange
u,ent u veritAble Morrison PLY o y. Cirardns
inyei., ion, aud Of which he kIvo3 .be itGls iu
IL Prssse, o. December -. IL would have w! led
81, fglllbly," so DE-. GIraium ,hpks. Il. q.
assers IL these last weeks articles, IA the not
positive absolute, exclusive ClfsrCines4ue mliin a.,
that Mr.. Lincoln /. hopeless bougier, nat hu Is nli
wrong, that 10 should have assenitu ~ the very
outse. lo4;h-, constitutions, pIaetio.iiliss, etc,
beiug iglOfedl TO The secession O lie I. .. A That
he should have 6egHn win letting tL.m -. Aud
vet, in La P,esst, Of December :, ior, . ful VI.
Girardin wrote III feerer 10 the Proclamation vi
Seoiember q: "Mr. Lincoln has ended where he
should have 5cgrn." 10 90 such justice us tho
Gaze aduis - tbs over ready Wnirr, | Lust add
that L. Girardin Is al Incorporating ereIy OF
Llack Slavery, a hearty friend OF tie Zee NOtJ-
lis sincerely thinks. lis trouble in this ri III other
constant cfcs Is, that he sinccioly nsIkes diale.
tics Tor reasoning, logic Tor prac,i al truth
finder, aud his words for historical 'hiugs.
TIE gross ignorance he displays, in respect Of our
past and current history, OF our geography oar Laws,
our manners, our whole moral and material cOIdI.