New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29
4 Proposed Gold Medal for Mrs. Lincoln
BessA End of the War Mexico -
Napoleon in Algeria" Bakery and
Hstche<yr-Popular Liberty.
PARIS, May II, ~

AXIS Adl IL, l>~.
The address presented so Minister Bigelow
lat Tuesday expressing their sentiments the death
Of MI Lincoln and Mr. Bgelows eloquent response
10 the same been Reproduced translation III the
NcKiteHr aud other Pans journals.
week ago the Pkdrc dc Ia LOife-a liberal new spaper
published a. Nantes. whose editors and their good
words and works for OR cause Americans should
forgetannounced the opening at its Office of
popular two-sous subscription for a gold medal
70 be offered 10 the widow Of Abraham Lincoln,
which is to bear the following inscriptions:
Observation-Disclosures \. LINCOLN
PRESIDENT DEUX FOIs ELL DIES ErATs UNIs. LA Demo
CRATE FBANcAIs RECoSsAIssANTE.. LINCOLN LHoNNE1E
HOMIE ABoLIT LEscLAvACE, RETABIIT LUNIoN. sArva
la RErIBIIoUE SANS vomzI La STATUE De Ia LIDEHuE
IL Put AssAssDE LIZ II AvRII, 1861 lie Padre de Ia
Loire of yesterday publishes third lis; of Subscribers
names already received; the whole numb OF names
received in four days amounts TO 45i Liberal papers
and people throughout the country are taking up the
matter
La pe,ru continues with solitary courage worthy Of
better cause in exactly worthy of the cause
in band TO follow bunghng c. : A. Commissioner
Mason in the defense Of downward path Of foul insiau
alton
Having minated last week that BoOtbs escape was
e1plcable only on stpposaor ofcomphc;y Of scheming
Government officials and their violent paitizans who
proted by his crime it this week out in horror
over the murder of Booth that lie whs only an
accused should have been killed secretly il guilty
and that new horror he should have been buried
seeyetly 80" and adds by way Of comment; What
room left to the accomplices and their juegesl tx
clamation points and italics are La PGri1s own.
You mag guess to what depth Of low estate the so
lately largely patronzed of the late e. D. A has
fallen when one of it, few surviving advocates is re-
dnoed 10 such bedanIy
lie Monde organ Of he UltTamontane Church party,
edits its sapent opinion that the proper and mucde
sideraed Of quoting the apprehension OF re-
spectsble folks" (LOEnts ges, palOusly excited it
seems by the accession TO the Presidency Of Mazzni
johnson, is a coup detot that shou!d Danish Andrew
from Washington and substitute Gen. Grart in his
place Gen. Grant will feel hattered But Gen Grant
was butchering monster not long ago. MIR. Lincoln
was a rash. feeble boor.
Those who had always had faith IN political insti
tuions are almost surprised at the ease with which
these have carried the nation through its recent trials
those of our friends who had fear for and those OF
unfriends who had fear Of, our Democracy, are glad
Seued and saddened respectively. The psiu which tie
arrange first error Gen sherman has been guilty Of
Ia eaused Us all, is more than balanced by the !
gratifying new impressive proof ii has occasionally
furnished OF the real strength of popular
On sea still wild and swollen vita four years ten
pest of unexamped yOleace. tie noble wcaihefDeaieh
captsn is killed the wise, sklfu pilot stricken down
the second engineer forgetting Tor a moment his
hitherto admirably fulfilled duties below. rushes up to
take command of Aa the deck and has to be icmanded
to his proper Official this happening VINE YET the
storm Is hardly begun u Of Itself darening for
moment the clouded heavens and the stLl damned
horizon and the hardly made haven, with DlackeI
pa-and yet the Ship Of our Democratic State, Santa
1yinidada Of Peoples might ard right and law rides
stoutly on without sign or signal OF ds,ress-niess
es,ulent swelling of the wiad''eils.
1t was common saying here from the outset of our
civil war; accompanied with an anxious feeling OF hope
With some and dread with for either result, that
democracy its ria--a life and death trial; as
though the penalty Of our American crimes and INSIDE
meanOrs in the matter Of local Slavery broGght the
principle OF the vitality OF democracy into the court of
Sestny at all As though II American Unionists had
been condemned in the penalty Of successful Secession
for their treason to denocraey-indulged in against
6-st two years Of the revolutonof sustaining oil
e.rehv Of refusing not only citizens rights but human
,iyhts 70 the four millions Of the inhabitants of our
g,ste-that had been q condemnation of democracy. or
q, though civil war or any other horror. disruption Of
.srritorv of Government occurring in democratic |
State Wa verdict against democracy. more than the
same incidents which have befacn States under all
so,ss Of POLITICAL forms since the tosd have been &C.