The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-03
THE EFFECT.
Kua IiNh Opinion Of the ImpcriaI state PAPER.
IRON the London Tunes, Sept iS.j

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The circular Of the Marquis do Isvslsic 10 . docu-
ment or iold import II is intended manifesto
to the French people loss than address to the
nations OF Europe and their governments To the sub
jects OF his empire Napoleon I'LL felt that
plantations due-some eradication If apology Jbr
the conduct pursued by him before and after the short
but momentous war or which We have just seen the
close IL necessary for the Emperor to
aay an excitement Of public opinion to which, IL
could not be denied, his own words at Auxerre
and his letter TO Mr. Drouyn de Lhuys had contributed
10 give rise. IL was necessary TO meet the onicry
raised by the opposition argumenst would be vain
on the part OF the imperial Cabinet ITSELF II
sary TO rns1g much Of what had been said; rather
ignore aud seem TO forget IL 60 gain all the credit Of
peaceful policy when II was nexpedent 81 to rush
denly into the rsks Of great war; 10 show surprise
The FUTURE BY Shch the natural allies Of France were
looked upon hef and 10 rejoice m the aggran
di,cmen Of Easen and Southern neghbors although the
demands for compensation "rectncstlon = had
met with respectful but decided refuwL All this
was the main task OF the imperial statesman and great
IL must be svowed, the tat and ability with which
he has acquitted himself of H. The pcrusal Of tho note
OF September renders any reference 10 the utteances
Of June rather sduons snort OF memory 10 establish
Identity between the same monarch and Cabinet at the
two different eycchs requires little ingenuity; nor
for part woud " any useful purpose That
part Of the cixr is addressed 20 the Fresch people
people b, NJ means remarkable for any tsnscity Of
recollection d greatly 10 be swsyed by spccousnea Of
arsument and snbtlety Of doctrine.
10 th side ~ the channel and 10 other nations
beyond the AIRS and the Rhine. the Emperor had no
count to giys Thtre not Of that took part
with the Ffeorh opposition; not that blamed him
for ''vo4 ing his promised and proclaimed neutral
ny: onS except perhaps Austrs and the minor Ger
Princes sshM wished him TO quarrel with Prusssn
Italian agrrtdnement On the contrary, moss Of ~
deilehtf with the is>ae Of tina war; reioiced
much nhs dh al the rise " two great nations
desfred 10 ~ srn Ffanos Ne Of p,s-
gvs. and pSced beyond all possible necessity OF ever
crossing hertatb To us the Emperor owed no explsus
ton and hekivse none but there some large views
both rsirostciive snd prospective. the subject u
general Eurtssn policy BY which the Emperor. bis
state Secretly, places himself far above the passing
whiclkueesed The present circular, and these
points this Ste posss~s W ssssr>f snpviov
% tsof n ty paper Axssvs pnblssAsd by ns fmpsisi
The b,osr)phs Of Jnnss Cesar osndsscends to read
~ . ieciuk on history. The sxpeundsr OF "Nspo-
lsonan Id4 assures ~ that his present policy Is only
the sequslbf chs ancient convictions and the tya-
di,ons az bs pca Napoleos l., he ursc<, 9 foressw
the chang whch are nov taking place upon The
European VcntnenI Ne planted the germs Of new
nationslti4 N the Peninsula by creating the kingdom
s,s,es" r. mua be allowed 70 express our
i siser.ts and a. aasn "p poH.iei,n
than the ftnder OF hs dynasty ever vas. The Kingdom
Of Italy st Sbs FIRST Napoleon created was something
very dinsSns from the rresen, monarchy Of Victor
Emanuel. Napoleon gave the name Of 'sftaan King
dom" 70 Alss. Venice and Bologna bad not frocs
81 ne Psknswa ~ r0ocd uIder fss vuis n AS n<pea
while rurk, Florence Luccs, Rome and Naples obeycd
the swayk bis several relatives, and the whole Pc
n.nsua ~ Only rasf appsadoes u ne Fesch smpre
While W igermanv the great conqueror mediatzed
hundred ia ffty.t minor prnqs. he Al the same
sine fold ed No the old policy ~ Lofts XIV by dealing
dscAble(so ne epyhs. and fsfsnc w thar ~
ysfs AID osn Grand Dttn wAe havf>r~d ne srdsy>w-
denes N Dir F0Aisnd for as poihy dadsnu ',uA wAsch
yofeie We M ls~pi,d n-Y ambition The system OF
the Yrstk apolecn be sad with the good leave OF his
ilhsinod nephew p<rf,r oyypufion 70 thai which
the spin(o our age 10 visiby developing oiued NJ
mavse farcs sssp. srh oil fie rahons N hs rrfi-
veal rsedsnc orcsrd planes and sdfsiuss Perhaps
extreme kensraton for the great mans ideas n Art
Inclined THE present Emperor follow in hs foot
~ : a. tAnl fexl A q
Ter the ksce o Zurich or the projcted proectorste Of
vnocs ger the Issin races and the scheme for eiA~n
log The teduswapesn French lake Bui the thi,d
NsQosol rwpeaA n far practical tss c'<ssss
oed swkoh s~sH than The ElfsL Ne rsoosulyea ~