The New York herald., 1867-02-07
What the Knsi's' say.

An DN0rrsM yraw rAKrx rsnIe
Ths Emperor, who II seems had been lonS rumsst-
ing upon project, resembles the philosopher
who said that he mad a. his g hsnd Z full , Of truths he
and II we road areh. the closing paragraph Of his let
of them. He sold last year that he wished hs govern
ment 70 march firm ground, capable OF supporting
authority and Liberty ne & nov M says .nss ms bressn ~
dicstsd; that he does not thereby disturb what
iffscn years Of calm and prosperity have
Il by drawing closer his relations with tho
great bodies Of the State by giving fresh guarantees TO
the citizens and by compcting the crownins OF the
edfce raised by tho national wiIln We may conclude.
then that the structure Is finished or any further
Improvement be made IT. will only be in the form OF In.
terrA decorations The assurance In encouraging, but
The rst though, that occurs 70 those who receive IL
that me hand whsch has placed Nc Ing prasssd cron on
h> edifee may at any rSsnenf ,cladrdw u The
reforms spch they are. are Accorded BY simple decree
and another decree may sunu them. For instance,
II was decree OF the oath Of November 1860, that
~ ssnT 70 'ns me spe.es rom tho throne and i
by another the present decree that u ~ abolished; ana
the pains en TO prove that hs concession did not re-
alxe all that expected show what importance s At
tached 10 r. ssThc discussion Of the address saws the
EMPEROR thss rot been followed BY the results ex-
pcctsa from @ re ss:re nss sssss and
stoned loss of tine which should have been devoted 70
pabo husnessn He thinks therefore, ths' the right
of Interpolation may be advanageousy substituted for
IT, The inconvsnence attending the right of address -
dwet on in sort Of apoiogstic note in the koai'esr.
which fc.s The s',,,s s N. ,s seems Ss
ON tho address tended more and more 70 ex-
e~ed the limits traced in the speech from The
90 basis or determined object II the risk Of being
lost vague region of theories and abstract dess OF
disappcared in multitude Of paltry details; and was
becoming an instrument for incsng passioce rather
than fer Calculating serious questions; encouraging
rAher desire for talking than attention to public bush
began np. ssr the vote on IN sns sddress whch took
up . most unreasonable TINA In 1901 tho session
opened on u: ssh q Tssrssry and the ,adrsss r,s
and eighteen days. In 1862 opened on the 27h of JAN
nary, and the addrees voted on the 2otn or
m %ora ~ ss srS ins ssres. on the
ay-a month in 1854 the 6th of November, ana the
address on the 10Th Of Jsnuay--two months and twenty
dress on the 18th sf Apg-two months; and in 1888 The
session opened on the 22d Of January, and the eadre
wss MOI ysssd ss ne 2on 2, en-, srso dea
time iost in what should be little more than simple
fovmality; but IL should also be borne In nina that
subject ~ sT.ss nsssss = - regards % the mssc and
foregn pohcy N the govemment and u cannot DO
blamed Tor making the most Of q :,
cordancs win ia mission ensrusssd 70 him BY tbs
soo Sss s $sss s ssp.ns
since then; have ssthned others have dis
appointed HIM and among the laiter is, a ne nov
now prcposce to redress There are always people who
ascrbs to any other than motives OF rectude very
pors comm uncaion in the prssens instance am DER
70 h,s Sdinc. wil - regarded n : didsrsr,
,Ss ss' s zen aep.cs ss ON n. sSdr .cs and p
OF tha government ssfn1y ssirised bv ne Isddir
% sss %as.ussd s.d ss ssy ssS @
tht public generally rather retained tho oensrse that
0e dsioucs. the dcossss were Sysp q er,ss lsus,h