The New York herald., 1865-03-26

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6ompromse they have gained this THAI they NO ugr
snly the Of slaves impatient u the chains ina
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nbsrty Of The press Of which wdl prssently speak
s.o~s cr s day ard aiso ord sigAs ssAs not asssp
daughter Napoleon ILL.,, Emperor ~ the Grace OF God
and the Constitution Of the country
A VorE.-No; by the national will
The Marquis Or BoIssy.-Thst 10 the same tnms
Cries OF mo no1 Well then Y not the same thing
but say tina, Napoleon Ill win have nner page IL
history than Napoleon This opinion win mot perhaps
bs accepted to-day; but speak concerning futunty
Nap son iH .sR = greater :" sSy mas "spason q ,s,
zon but he will not have against him coalition Of ~
Europe He win be greater by liberty than Napoleon
was by dsspotism-the despotsm which carried us u
Moscow from which never r~turned- Moreover, Is
certain that tho First Empire founded nothing whatever
mo, mol Hoaorabls members ainrm that t on the con
the civil code, only speak OF the empire and assurrdy
II win be said that founded BY the desposm
OF Napoleon l. therefore MAINTAIN my assertion. and
repeat that Napoleon ILL., will be greater than Napoleon
L. because he win have no bsd page 20 inscrbs his an
nas And wish to cite single fact by way OF com
parson. will not 60 20 far 10 speak OF tho dtchel
Of vncennee but only mention the following magnin
cent and sublime act ~ related 70 me Of the present
wan Ps1s o. Il.
did not cause him 70 be arrested. - he might
have done but simply gave. him canton, and
recommended him 20 return 10 England. (Sonsation)
TIE PRESS AND ruE fHgArREs
In the question OF liberties Il must he remarked
that the Emperor himself often anticipates all de-
little time be will give what v sti wanting namely,
m extension OF certain liberties We have too much Of
certain others Thus, should lake 70 hbests
0Uen 10 TIE preu and Lss 10 NE eaeres Certain words
which the Emperor pronounced in his immortal dscres
Of November - deserve 70 90 inscribed IN letters Of
gold (Here the Marquis read that part Of the decree IN
which the Emperor complained Of the absence Of pub
icy as injurious TO his government and a. susjecknc
his honest intentions 10 mistaken caumny) The En-
peror has invited to discuss all questions according
their relative importance Can then man who speaks
what he believes TO be truth be accused OF being an
enemy Of tho Emperor A Senator enemy OF the
empire Why, under what other government could
we find more elevated or enviablc post
empire and only obey the orders Of tho Emperor In
speaking out our thoughts freely s duty TO
him when think that he is being led into mistaken
route. Absolut sm is bad school for governments II
is only through the tribune that they be really
lightened tHere the speaker went on TO crtcise the
constitution the subject OF the responsibility OF
Minister'S and then saidl Ministers can act but they
have not The power or explaining their actions ] am
aware that there are no ministers present. " there were
should ask them II they had signed certain socialist
report, fortunately officially contrndcted the day
No reasonable man can affirm that sovereign must be
responsible for everything that is done The Emperor -
&c, fdiniy an ecepttona genus bu he cQo BE- Sespos
ole fur evsryhing
The PRssrENryou are attacking one OF the bases Of
the constitution the respons bty Of the En-
peror and the responsibility Of minsterS You
have undertaken the sk Of sappipg the bases Of the
consitut at the same time tina, you eulcgize the
thor. (Appaue
VALUE EMpEroR's EURorR-THE MAR.
Qris FEAps DEMONSTRATIONS ALBION
The Marquis Dr. Bolsss-I protest against any inten
ton Of sapping the hssrs Of tho constitution but sub
nit to the President and pasa 10 another subject II
appears to me that ne Emperor e nj Of
he cJt pala, II his is {, Eunps lie has much
couragehr rypose hiweJ loo mach regret that there
Minister Of Police There In certain duty which
the police does not fuln There is man who does not
reco before any atrooy-sazz nj, and do not know
how TO act against him In Greece, small country
which we sustain wish our money. and VIII ch pays us
set pre- p igifelni bioands; in England Aat
model and phiLdnttyopte rounivy--
General Hussos-We are worsh than your En0liiA
Tho Marquis DE Boissy-Ensland eets price on the
head Of Naba Sahb, whom she calls rebel but whom
history h w as sea. man % Tor
rights Of his country No government be found in
Europe which will give up Nazzin to Justice will 60
Iheir bead IN giving asylum TO Mazxini, become his
ana must assume the responsibility Of his
crimes. Maxim, does not sumber and We have
10 fcar some new and abomInable outrage There Was
admirable heroine young girl burning with the love
" her country, Charlotte Cordsy who not afraid
plunge the steel the breast Of a villain. Ndsssn,
iA,s he also nd ,cAo, armed ,oish the dagger
g the assassin, ronld stre hon al the Emperor (iur
murs) wclI, will speak no more about the Emperor
but will tell him that he ought not by granting pardo
Il Is ,si1 KnglisA roney that bombs ard all he q,
ohic et hes ara paid for e erecMton Of their ersmes
How n II that also furnish asylum for these peo
pieY We have here Italians, refugees Of all Sorts who
constantly barbor thoughts OF nation and destruc
ion G,nierncn, the NE y the Emperor - dear 10 Gs
he is ind pen able to And whom speak of US,
speak Of the whole Of France without distinction Of
hts duty to watch over and protect an interest so dear
and Of such paramount importance.
The PRt.DsSr-M dc Boissy, you had better speak less
or tie life of the Emperor over whom Providence
watches and OF IN, address, from which you are
wandering tHcar, hear
The Marquis pg Bot sY-Tbe address speaks u many
hings aud do think depar, from the spirit and
ext IL in calling TN attention OF the police TO in
crest OF The greatest poss bio Importance, and in ex
pressing fears which conscientiousy feel.
Tho PgE nxNr-You indulge in evil suguries, which
lre rcpugnan to the minds OF everybody Hear hear)
Ilis rofE ANp FRssoE ONE ASD NpfusiBtE
The Marquis DE- B0i sy--I only speak the truth; do
you wish me to ~ H. will now como 70 subject
which Is expressly treated OF In the addreSstho ronycn
lion Of the l5th OF September Ibcve that this con
ycntion sc'and able as IL is will not be carried into
execution but not ac cunt OF the bad faith OF one OF
the parties concerned IN There il another Italy,
\ Mazzin Italy, which IL composed Of miscrean'a
ccasclcssiy cxca ming "Romc or ath' In Cwo years
the Italy which is honest and loyal viii say to the Elm
pcror "Reman at Rcme'' And we shall remain there
without havn2 Violated word H is because Italy ~
loyal and well conducted that ho requires TO remain
In Rome; because she knows that II she herself entered
Rome she could not stay there Tor, on the MORROW thS
Turin She knows shat IL MazLin who desires 10
30 "a Rome, and cntico thcro v cter Emanuel But
the King viii so there for no knows well enough
that the Tarpohn rock Is the Capitol Why tho
Eazznk hans tenacious about going to Romcf Because
they in that fact suicide parr eide and tho death of
dyasty, for the Papal se " cascnt ally one Of
ynasty. n Fr sdcrif od he Rope 40 ID bc for
her pertiLL ssic,de Jor Faos IS The 81 dlugtter II
H. ca rc Il would be ut the time tho death Of
dynasty for fns hetd ej ue Church feu all the her
n ,ooud tdH Eus a. To abandon the Pope and Romo
would he to commit rclg GUS fault, grave military
blundor and political mistake. The day ah ~ Ms n p'
81 ud b. Jocod 10 leave IL heavy boD woud b. s'b
o0atis, nc PIE tar and sanding II F0Ece ga de corid
The Emperor knows we'll although no Is not sufficiently
told of II perhaps, that " Francc is Bonapartist-
thoroughly Bonaparist = France " still more
Catholic and tho Is encr. ctcally so The En-
peror liz Catholic also, and 10 the bottom of h =
heart Ho knows thai " the head Of his dyrasty
made Rome the second city OF tho French empire, he
was wrong. since the day VIII the Pop returned 70
Rome the Emperor un orunat ly quilted France Nosc
The Pope should therefore remain at Rome. Rcnewcd
no,se Tho honorable member, then turning to the
question Of taxes observed that In France everything
was taxed and everybody paid even on petty industries
an impost made, and the burial Of the poor and
needy was not accomplished without tax However
would said he IN turn propose new taxtla ghtcro