New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03

PARIS June 2.-Prince Napoleon hasleft farls on
visit to Baden.
TUE FRENCH PRESS ON THE IMPEACHMENT
TRIAL.
From Our Own Correspondent
PARIS, May 10, 1853.
The vote Of the Senate last Saturday ON the elev-
enth article of impeachment was published here in
the journals of Sunday evening As reported by the
cable dispatch, Il is generally regarded as virtual
acquita of tile President the charges ofthe other
heads of Indictment The comments Of the Paris
press for which this telegram has furnished the occa
sional text are, with one exception, just what you
would expect what priOri they had to be. They
will possess novelty only to those ignorant or for
getful of the principles and position maintained by
the Paris press in reference TO the G. g. A. Rebellion
during the war. Still, they may DO interesting to
some of your readers and therefore the following
characteristic and sufficiently comprehensive samples
are given , A., ~,
gram. The Constitutional, IN the course OF long ed
itorial SAYS: The indictment 81 Mr. johnson was
evidently party maneIyer as sneh we nave e
the weakness of the accusation. Despite the refusal
of the High Court to hear the most authoritative
witnesses for the defense, 1t was become evident 10
tcnton 20 violate the ConstitGton, or even law OF
Congress Tho Republicans are more divided
than ever among theSeveS yes on Mssdkg u ruhl
lie opinion TO the humiliation OF defeat that
they have gratuitousy inflicted on themselves. IL
would perhaps DO hazardous and TOO preteDtlously
prophetic Of the future 30 augur from this the sue
cess OF the Democratic party in the coming Presiden-
tia elections. and the advent of concliatory policy
toward the South But ut any rate, and for the pres
ent this is the defeat Of the party that has shown IT
self 80 rigorous 10 the yanqnished."
La Parie congratulates its own shrewdness IN
having foreseen the acqultal, which viii save the
liberties of the Americans, endangered by the CEN
Trailing and despoc nyasions of the Radical party
that sought 10 abolish the division of powers aud
dominate at once the legislative, executive, and
judicial powers. THE Napoleonic Pdtrte ITS horror
of Radical Capitalization and despotlsm IN America
is the corTeatve of that admiration which 80 many
of our good Democrats and hepuDlGans cheIlsn Ior
Napoleon and Bismarck The Republican
Radical party, antipathetc TO reconstruction OF inc
South on basis Of equality with the NOrth-llttle
friendly 10 the blacks for 1t robs them OF the right
of suffrage III the Northern States-the Republican
party that would retain after the victory the dscre
tonary and centraizing power necessary during the
war against the South, is, We believe on the eve Oh
dissolution" 80 -,
like not 20 say ladyke, pleasing subtiaVor OF Liber
alism, says Everybody has been Impressed by the
calm that reigned IN the United states during this
political crisis 1.-THE trial. For our own part we do
not hesitate 10 recognize how much this tranquility
this absence OF attempt at iegahty IN the midst OF
ali the excitements of the contest do honor 10 the
people Of the Statesp But STILL having read in the
New-York papers tho full reports OF the tral-thls
French writer does sign his name to statement OF
that ellect-the editor adds; We 90 not fear 70
than three months, there has been larger outponr
ing OF insulting and violent language than could
be collected in all our revolutionary assemblies
fros, the States-General to ,the 18TH Bru.
mairep After citing some pro0f,speclmens OF
abusive speech no g0es on come ana w {S' ,i no
tsTss IN raSS those Who are always pro-
posing the institutions of the United States as
model for us, we may well say! Give us first the
American manners and habits; make us ilSenslble
TO the vioiences of the tribune aud of the press
make our ministers members OF our asseot i oua
hear each other styled criminals, iorgers, caiumni
ators without changing countenanee; establish such
distance between words ana aels that Tue supreme
authority NAV be attacked and iDsulted with I'M
punity without weakening the respect due To the
laws s's . But before reaching that point we
should need TO cease being what we are any We
acquiring those in which We are LACKING. otu
we must admit that, when we see All tue mechanism
of government continue its functions at InoilenC
when ~tle different Powers are at STRIFE Win
zach other we can but have grand idea OF
the robust temperament of tins people but e stu
again. La France characterlstleally DICKS anu INNS
"The defeat of the Radicals may arrest Tor o time
the Great Republic on that ascii'i'y "ner0
II was gliding to inevitable despotisn" r..
The abiding fear with the Napoleonic La France rs,
that the War of the Rebellion, which has radically
changed the nature OF our Goyerhient, inus' na,o
for its permanent consequence In the ioh4 Iun
centration of power either m the s .. or in tbe
Congress- absorbing the executive power. -.
TEtendard thorough-going Governments ana se'I M
official ia surprisingly facetious tor TINS time no
johnson has felt the cold of the ak but not death
they have scared but not executed mn .n ilu TO
concluded after ALL that it wonld not DO 10 XII inc
supreme authority lie poaroi voices NJ;
nineteen have declared him guilty. ana nc owes MS
life to this happy circumstance only tGas y.
that he got off by the skin of his teeth as the
IL, and that the Senate, in itsnansueiuae seems 70
have told him: Go, but dom be caught ~ u snni
Really. what man can congratulate himself on such
q verdictp ,,.ho nit
ten by NJ yitu, the chief editor OF EEteHdard. a,i
not sure whether the writer intends the AK execute
kill aud other like words, TO be taken properly OF
metaphoricay. .,o.
Ia Fresse which IL now for the Government rather
than not but quite decidedly Liberalish, says rms
decision OF the Senate will doubtless put an end 70
all the attempts at impeachment which the kepnDr
cans have employed for the past two years To ntlln
idnte President johnson. But the conflict between
the two powers will not close ill after tho Preslde
tial election and when the sentiments OF the North
toward the South shall be made clearly dscernible
Meanwhile the United States have given great ex-
ample of liberty aud strength IL ~ impossible not
TO he struck with the energy Of institutions that can
bear such tests
TEpoque experimental organ Of tho experimental