New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13
THE FRENCH EMPIRE,
PARIS

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a,es occupation OF political takers and writers this
The Interpretation OF the q" Iavalette Circular"
.oly they are oil agreed that il means peace for tRe
=, s,v IN after next year. But, have had DC
- 70 say and repeat Of late 1t was evident enough
II -, The circular that Napoleon could haze none
..,,sful purposes I'LL tho Great Exhibition was over
Iprsen sinking below the clear literary superhccs Of
Tmoeria mauif sto they seek the deeper ulieTiOE
nae that the hermeneute editors and takers diverge
n paragraph Whcl one exhau'ts with mere surface
S.ns another discovers a nch VEN OF profound I'm
ii fhought vAicb yet another working away at an
n ~ pafagraph, regards cODtemptuOusy the worthless
sIsei Of the disccyercrs Imaginative vcin The para
- about Russia and America abiding 20 tEelatc-bOn
n ifv not 20 say coalition between tho Cossack AID
u !. Yankee paragraph II Is said, invented by Ma
ss Own hand on his last revsal Of the Circular Is
siefUpting dixie 70 some. who followed thus far the
-, Tca, which others confidently after
" ker paragraph, that demands without delay inn
ssrss sanzaton Of the military force Of France
y'TsEe now awaiting, with anxious expectation as
al yhich preceded The issue Of this political manifesto
= s,ter, supposed % be addressed 10 the Minister
u ru
20 The organization As the object Of IL will be to
sarbea the military power Of France, without in
4 Sssing by more burdensome taxation the income Of
s.sos 0! which the military expenses already absorb
kri: as France already keeps from the fields Of pro-
eve industry than half million Of It's most Wig
u mep and yot cannot suddenly bnns into the field
5ss,ructive purposes many soldiers Prussia
"a Lass population, IL Il assumed that the Emperor,
,lns back the views he entertained when mpris
- oonspratO at Ham, will propose for Franco and her
k.es meens Ct saving her bacon $50 20 speak,
ns OF military organization partially modelled on that
Jpsa Such least is the idea smoked by prophetic
s,,saz ones. which other knowing think viii
- 9 precious smoke when sought 70 be prac-
ssaIy spilled in the Corps Legislatif, md among
a. French people, 70 whose national habit and
MS It is as foreign in nature as In origin.
b ihst IL nav IL Is assured fact that IN the last
rotlh, busy the Emperor has been with mcdiating
rsmakng fontlering, veering lutng, getting out Of
isreo and keeping IN trm Withdrawing his troops from
pus ard assuring what is not in the least danger tho
poss personal safety and residence In Rome, changing
A. Foreign Minister, and modifying in details without
nicsy Altering, his foreign policy, 70 meet the new
,lss Of European and Amereanl history, and sick IN
bay Sths be has given constant largo placo in his
tOsgh aad studies to the deysing Of plan for
frfng the military power of France that her relative
,oston Europe shall continue TO be ormidaby
spscsbe Of oldand that without crushing down the
nsk prosperity Of France, her real reserved force.
cost biscuit device TO devise. For France, compared
With Prussia ami now Germany, Is not growing pOw'
Owing her actual military organization that requires
yeay CONSUMPTION of $4,000 Of her bOncst most
eH yoCng men, in tue Hover and productive force of
Asi sge-oEing partly to othor causes, but mainly TO
s-french population is almost at astand-sil Nothing
palmer 10 the future than that If the French and Cor
people continue for the next thirty years their actual
sdos Of increase, Germany, united by that time will
hare far surpassed France in numbers, and that too
vhls contributing 10 Western States and Territories
tn tines the number OF coloniss that France VIII count
u Algeria.
To return 20 tho Russo-AmericaD intercoated para
gnph, the first and second clauses Of which texts
among the fertile Of improvement Of all the Layaette
Circular Scripture. Clause first: An irresistible force
10 be regretted urges the peoples 10 unite in large
iggomeratOns, bOttng out secondary pOltcal states
Their tendency springs from the desire of securing great
general interests by the most effective guarnntee3 Per-
Sps mote the Ingenious candid perhaps il IS inspired
y sort Of proyidental precision of tie manifest dcs
lies OF the world" Compare this with tho third follow
ng paragraph and Jon will find il strange that
serous Eickics OF to-day see therein wheels within
1hees the fcoes whereof encircle in Belgium and the
ronc speaking parts Of Switzerlandthe whereof
Paris. The spOkesmen already, boldly, several OF
be bisDafk organs In Prussia, and he P0Vs newspaper
lsre in Paris. Mr.. Granicc Capagnac lately become d.
voting political editor Of this lasnamcd sheet, speaks in
hat direction, menacugly, with the brutal yigOr and
isnkness which Is the distinguishing quality of that
rally able, coarse, bIllyug member OF the Government
naority Of the Corps Legslatif He is the same
vo from 1857 to past the et0t the energetic
siOr OF the C0HstfHt0HH brutal bold and resouie ac
ysheed advocate Of the coup detd who at later date
soe the memorable articles in that paper menacing Bel
gun with repTsgls in the supulatons OF IN impending
commercial treaty with Franco unless Begians 10 il
nat the impending elections in their country secured
sonservstye majority in its Parliament. The articles,
their ONfTCctrd0nCc OF tone ana inc CONDITION
consequently excited by Them in Belgium, brought down
two warnings the governmental journal IN which they
appeared but the writer always boosted that they
pesssi all the same the NapOeOnc idea of tho moment
and has since been at al succeeding elections successful
Government candidate for the Corps LegBl0ht.
Whence 20 conclHdo tat Napoleon III. purposes
present. engobbling Of French speaking Belgium and
Switzerland Not 80 ALL But ifit Is prOydCntal IN the
ehOrBh longnn, why then-we are but an instrument.
Here Of the dirceieSt dircst mlschefs resulting
fOn King BismaTks Caryean success aid bis rominaly
rfyN ont II
role 10 gObbng up mis-. equally diyno-rlgtcd brothers
landed properties. As for the Inhabitants they 80 with
tie Aod like the other hocks and herds
That Bismak has been tho very able editor OF o move
nsat toward German IamifcatiOn that was already In
proof and fatally 10 out somehow is not 70 be
tsPue1 Whether its issue with Prussian t1pr'm0tRr
under censorship Of that myseOfeuda King OF Prussia
b any advancement OF German liberty, or OF liberty In
Europe geneIa, IS much disputed question, into the
discussion Of which it Is no. the office your French re-
porter TO enter Ii is his business 10 report statements
teaiy made in this correspOndence that nothing more
erroneous than the assertion frequently uttered elsewhere
% The effect that the emotion Of jealousy and hostility
tyNd Prussia. which her astonishing Successes
tTsy excited IN France was mainly c. specially go np,
Gfe2 up here, by the Opposition parties. journalism
France, 10 say the least Of H. as indicative Of the
1ons OF party classes as with US; aud here, quite as
eeadety as elsewhere, the representative gaaRty Of
prty paper indicated by It's circulation ANY who
scepts these premises and will look the files OF the
- political daily newspapers of Paris for tho !
'nt three months, cannot resist the evidence /.
'1st the emotion which the Layalotto /
seulas pretendedly issued calm was in no sense
nepeeulsr creation Of the Opposition Are HEnH-
ard and La Prose-, and la Padre Opposition journals
And are not les Debats and la Li6crtel Many-most
o. the journals Of Paris, without quite deserving the 20
nons they held three months ago in Wow Of the appear
lacs Of the case have turned hall less about changed
ont the appearances Of the have hangedesen-
bling not initiating therein the Emperor bin self whose
h OF June letter TO Drouyn de Lhuyss notably though
perhaps not very essentially different from his Lava cite
fculAr But catalogue roi0RRt OF the fifteen Paris
iaes is impossible here only refer those very few
Eao arc especially interested first Of all TO arrive at the
Tery truth 10 consult The files Of those journals for the
past three months 10 the circulation Of each during
hat time and to keep in mind meanwhile their auteoe-
ients This study, parsued With other closely connected
will har