New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-18

dollars rich and the four million black and the dlversey
shaded humans whom Noah in state Of inspired In
toxication cursed out Of the capacity for all e' OF
taking the Freeman's oath. For have 1t now from
profound polticobb hermeneutio of our compat
riots, that the Interpretation Orthodoxy current
from the time Of Las Casas to that of Dr. n Adams
tho Tract Society, Of Mr.. Belmont and Of the Demo
cratic party North up to 1902 Of Genesis * 25 first
clause. "Maledictus Chanaan servus servorum crit
rdtribs sus" a put In the Vugate Latin, being dead
language, and old version, as more apt to its late
unctious admirers among the brethren Of the vulgar
churches, religious and polticaD partially errone
Gus. What he assures me with all the authority Of
theological science that "emnent publcist" and re-
constructionist Of world Just out Of Deuge that had
swept away end Of "institutions more less Pc
cular, really meant to commit himself to political
not physiological or pigmentary "cuss." What he
meant to say was that his grandson Canaan that is
countless millions of Canaans children lowing to the
fact that Canaan had done him any harm) should
not be permitted to vote or have voice in the building
committee for the construction Of the Babel Capitol
though he and they might and in duty bound must act
as hod.carrers and brick.layers.
Ayerse to controversy did not care to remind my
theological politicaster that the Chief Of the Freed
mans Bureau put queer stop to that Babel tower-the
building Committee Congress falling into such dis
locate jaw that they could not understand each other
and separated in confused secession But remembered
all the while that apt sentence Of worthy Dr. Browne in
the XII chap Of his book where be inquiries among
other and vulgar errors OF this: That it s
good to be drunk once month" saying thereanent
these: "And surely that religion which excnseth the
fact Of Noah in the aged surprsa Of 900 years and IN
expected inebriation from the unknown effects Of wine
will neither acquit curiosity ebrey in their known
and intended perversions"
And SO as with exhaustion Of the compatriots elo
quence and your correspondents retcence, silence fell
on conversation we sat at afterdinner coffee by
one Of the white tables in front Of the Grand Cafe on the
Boulevard de la Madeleine there passed on the broad
sidewalk within striking distance. coored man and
Caucasian arm in arm, whereat our free, en-
ghtened intelligent and the rest Of It, cultivated
liberal American, broke out In exaggerated Noachian
rhetoric against such abomination.
That they two were satisfied that suspicious
tyrannic government had nothing to say against it,
that they did not interfere with any other persons en-
ioyment Of life that blondes and bruns and brunetes
and bondns were passing all the time arm in that
this iron heeed crushed France after all in some
respects free country-presentaton Of all Of these
considerations could not soothe the indignation Of
my mah nv ocoiob snos soAAs o." ~N""~~ --~~
learned and practiced the rational humane law SO little
accepted with u.s. oflivng and let live. 1t took gravey
from his qualification that he could not in some way
prevent these two persons from enjoying themselves;
and when he learned. what by accident knew, and
was pleased TO inform him Of that the muatto gentle.
man lodged at the Grand Hotel within three numbers.
and on the same Aoorevel intellectually at least
the score of linguistic requirement there difference
as himself he fell into peculiarly American state Of
Irritation though be submitted with Christian forude
10 Of the fact that Hiram Fuller inhabited
the same caravanserai stories the stars
Really it were permitted to say 90, we Americans
are the most stupidity behind hand Of any people in our
savsh subsection this imperious prejudice Of cutane
Gus disafection.
| To come now for paragraph to French domestic
politics which, rightly considered were perhaps rarely
so well worth needing now in their tranquil course
Surely. it looks more and like tranquil course of
fruitful development into healthy political and social
life
You will have noticed already how the Emperor
safely left France for his Agerine excursion of 40 days
He was hardly returned from that voyage when be es
capped to Plombieres. After weeks spent there,
and while most OF his ministers were also out OF town.
he trips of to Switzerandnot so much as advertising
his Resident Minister at Berne of the ourney-vists
the chateau Of Arenenberg in the canton OF Thurgan
where he spent his youth and whereof he was
whilom citizen and then does the customary
sightseers route the Bernese Oberand quite Ike
the first come English barriser Parliament man, or
German professor in vacation. -Four or five days ago
he gets back TO Fontainebeau, up to Paris yeser
day to bid formal farewell to the last and welcome TO
the new come Spanish ambassador and is OF In day
or two for Biarritz From Barrts he will slip over tie
frontier-he and the Empress-and make courteous
visit on the Queen OF Spain and the Queens husoand
who then viii return the courtesy by coming few
DAYS later 10 Barritz Yes 1t has come to that Her
very Bourbon and Majesty has at last
got it punched into her head may be forgiven In the
hurry of writing for the post for not choosinga more
0 delicate and less expressive phrase'I that she
must recognize the new time aud Its most
striking podest crowned representative the upstart
Napoleon Emperor This is another OF Louis Napoeons
well waited for triumphs Spain thinks OF her Antilles,
and sees now that L. N b. has been thinking OF them
for her these years past Mexico Cuba come closer
together than they seemed TO be few years ago. And
has not Spain, under the new Ministry. recognized
D Itayi The more less proper but superstitiousy
pious female sovereign Of Spain has yielded her
womanly and pous preadces to the necessary condi
ons of the continuance Of her reign as presented to
her by her new Ministry. The meetings at Zarauz and
Barritz-if indeed they take place next week-wl be
only generally preparatory and Indicative not occasions
Of diplomatiEed treaties. of defnitiyely outlined
, political action for the future.
What was on the tip my pen at the outset OF the
preceding paragraph, pluck up again for moment
from the depths Of the inktand For the past months
now, the Emperor has been, with rifing exceptions
absent from Paris For considerable part Of that time
his chief ministers have been absent. During that time