The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-02
FRENCH LIBERTIES.
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Full Text Of Jules FaVre's Speech
in the. Corps Legislatif.
LiberIy Existing but on Paper
in France.
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The Promises OF the COnstitu-
ton Violated.
SixIY-SM A PARODY ON EIcHTy-NINE.
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xRsre Freedom Demanded by the
People.
SN1Y-sM A PARODY ON EIeHTY-NINI
xGsre Freedom Demanded by the
People.
EXTRAORDINARY SCENES AND EXCITEMENT
as. 10. &c.

n jules Favres speech N the Corps Legislatf spsbe
paragraph in the Address referring ~ the internal gov
rns.sns Of the empire briefly nsced in our Paris
lstssr pshtsheA yesterday. va now suhjoin the Suh
eat Of this remarkable speech and Of the scene ~hich
sessnpanied ~ delivery translated from the Paris Con-
-saassiomsel Of March H.
Il JuIus FAvus said the rehabilitation Of political
lsIties which guarantee TO all Others and without
Voh there 10 real greatness for any country nor
~ The honor q seats upon the benches Of this Cham
s Since they permitted TO express publicly their
plnion upon the general affairs Of the country, they
Eve INCREASINGLY reproduced the assertion and
kavs sought the justification Of not only In the eternal
q ot s more en 30 in sh.
osnpact which governs her to-day, 60 that 70 demana
s immediate application 2. nsse To- Sppess
Sopone them is nothing more nor less than 70 shake
u very constitution itself Every time that these doc
fr1nee have been introduced here have met with the
snne order Of objections Wehave been reproached with
xpatience with neaectng the necessities Of the time,
Wh want Of sufficient patriotic courage 70 sacrnce our
seas to passing necesses and although upon principle
agreed, still there was difference Win Ieier-
fnowIedged that the opinion which have always held
asqures exceptional gravity on account Of the crcum
ances which surround the am ra b oa snuno.ed
words which not at all expected II TOO late to
hink Of political discussions ana OF saeS
Ner political government ideal PERFECTION and, salts
"a with her fate she has only to take into consideration
. which her institutions, hitherto immcvabe oonhne
her and the lights Of intelligence shall have pene
sn viii tia,
0srishabie and Fragile world reigns superior ntell
.ncs before which both sovsrsigns and people must
emotion For the rst time the majority o. the Chamoer
sspresened by the majority Of the COMMITTEES on the a.
dGcss have separated from the imperial policy Inter
Suption.) 1t is my personal opinion which express
fes the Of the proposed address and
me speech the Crown there is great difference The
ech from the Crown alrms the stability Of the political
stutonu and the unseasonaoeness OF DISCUSSIONS Inc
As. Of the Address arms on the contrary thai S1cn
stability has nothing ON the face Of tnconssten wn sne
development Of our liberties Jad, from tie bosow
- ~qy opinion hos bee" egpressed caich Is q com
ybsm the TAne Thirty-six Of our colleagues have est
sssd that the vital condition OF the government Of
France the realization and application Of those ber
Sss the right the country associate itself In the
asyernment Of e affairs with tho means and the con-
the si NO
ne Of the discourse from the Grown and between such
contradictory assertions the Chamber alone can pro.
saaion. is question regarding her internal govern
Dsnt her constitution. her laws and public measures,
5veu preserve the rcspec, which due institutions
Snd 70 persona pronounce inc nse o. ne a
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sno one . w e n ana h ~ ys
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Of n. nation sss Sr @y humble
mat wish to speak 10 the Emperor That IL the only
eonversation that is worthy OF him, Of myself and Of
the country.
usKRTy
Which of the two doctrines should we choose-the one
hch saws that everything arranged regarding politics
snai there are no more political questions 10 be discussed
r the doctrine which says that or insfifons ookf 10
o. der ned as regards Erty and pyoresS In order to
decide between these two questions il is necessary 10 in
SURE nrst upon what conditions power live and
tne same time upon what conditions does liberty exist
Power can only tive ~ liberty cioae from
hbriv There can be no conflict between thosc two
powers because they Represent but one and the same
sniEmaion Power and liberty are two Identical forces
h,ch should march with the same pace towards the
-Snest OF civilization This great principle which
Alon Of 1854 We demond Msr,fo,y ne application
y The constitution up to the present time has been