The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-19
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errs Cor Cha. end said TIE Emperor 70 The senate.
that appca wa os hsara and ne psrsesssnes o. napo
him thu frisndshp Of governments The gratitude Of ma
Il ns and The admiration Of the future
Prom the Paris Pstre, Dec "A
Bat viii ths language which acquires more
force by tsps altered BY Napoleon M be understood
ssusss which '. entertain 90 ,ss spice. are we'll
kDown are sso our fears Of seeing the Cover mcpts
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recover os, ground under faycr o. the monachcal weak
ncsses of the France ~ lsie aud 1880, Bot, like The
and ina, This iocrsdalisy 10 70 Be conousded; and n
Europe must be again exposed 70 rssh commissions the
he Ices predom,nais ia lhsre new sIussIes It's reign
VII eue sroand cue Day because part q The designs q
for nations should be universally psocAimed.
From The Paris Debsts, Dec. 2<l
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most Opposite remarks have definitely become confoanded
So the unanlmty q tho The address. me word
repiacsd ty tAs ss aarTescy Imrsd tTm u Eesas arei
rcon the Emperor has exrvcse ed the hope that that
manner he suessIcns which seem 70 be she most vo
entiy agtated. the word Congress has NOT this time
the Minister &c rors,sn Aars s sense Ss. however
CHANGED little during the last two months, rather
the political Idea which expresses has been reduced
less vast proportions under the predorninatng nfu
ence Of events. In reading n. Drouyu de 1haye
despatch Of December the fact will become evil
dent that the French government Is far from
having abandoned lis idea semb ing restricted Con-
gess that body, should meet will merit the "
restricted Congress less from The sosoncs o. England
tons which u will hayo " discuss. Europe s no longer
asked TO make general examination Of conscience she
appeared too much terrified at the idea OF such task
She Is simply asked there not pressing
from which she must attempt 70 Hibernate hcrse
possible The Powers viii not assemble 10 raise ques
to1s in common but to TO understanding upon
Of those which have already been put forward
which too passionate disputes would have be feared
80 that remarks " Drouyn de Lhuys, 1.-THE Congress
may haye greater @ 81 ARRIVING n, at ~ "a rs.S
posed lose itself IN the vagueness Of dangerous genera
ties.
from the Paris Presse, Dec. 241
Z The Fmperors rely VIII find The same echo
in Europe his speech from the throne II nobly and
ns snS nCaa % y
have missed opportunity Of attempting TO brand
with reprobaton all the great conceptions the vast IN
dertakiDgs, the important discoveries, and the grand
ideas which have illustrated past ages and marked tho
progress Of the human race Without the ideal, that
ibe spring Of all the kinds Of progress arising from
the other would have been and what would be man?
what would DO societyf sire, you are right 10 Gaming,
with all your wishes for the moment when the great qnes
tons which divide governments and populations may be
Practically solved by European arbitration. Sire, you
the right way; persist in it, and the airblown
obstacles will burst or themselves aud railing ncroduity
will be scoed at Sire, there be only three only
two soveregns who on your appeal should hasten
to Paris receive them, bring them together Deliberate
that lie to say, sow and the word which you shall have
sown being ertized by the publicity Of all countries,
viii terminate and frucsfy in the minds Of all popula
tons Sire, General BOpaparte would not have been the
Emperor Napoleon be would nothave beaten all the
mics OF France, and gained the innumcrabc victories
which have rendered him immortal ho had not left the
beaten path and put traditions 20 the rout-if he had
made war as his predecessors had Gone, and IL
taught in treaties He not vanquished by all the coal
esced soveregns until after be had taught them tho art OF
conquering such be had conceived IT, and as he had
removed It. Sire, your uncle, the Emperor Napoleon
bis victories Attest right In not following tho usual
routine Of you also, are right in not following that
Of peace In the road which you have rescutey
entered the awaits you, you do not allow
doubt TO arsedoubt which acts on the mind as paray
sis does on the body.