New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-22
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FRANCE.
FRANCE.
TIE PARIS PRESS ON NAPoLEoNs REPENTANCE
LIE oD 0ruF 10Th OF JANUARY II

FRANCE.
TIE PARIS PRESS ON NAPoLEoNs REPENTANCE
OF THE 18th olc Gg saws: "The note of
Inc ne, L addressed to the majority Where for the
moment is that majority to be toa9 srs PSr the names
90 About belonging to the OGerot 30
and ExtTeme will naturally be adgso 70 tbn ia The ma.
names belonging to the Confer Where tnen' 10 'no H"
T6s Tennis opposiOn) writes on the same s1eGS
An % how an Imperial confession finds lseI
thus dvuged and how note drawn up Nv the PAYS The
intention is not difficult discover ~ Is evaenuy WI,
tho view present the Emperor as 40 bady received the
engagements OF the 10Th Of January Inc assnt ma
iority. and implies threat Of reaction Under ts
double gulse It is especially NJ bsap m ysied
THE Emneror cannot have committed such an ebol4us
error Of Judgment TO address hmseH W a. ,ev AZ
ternate from Right to Left and at the present &
has all the appearance OF being with those wiz 70 Give
the Chamber proof of his Difference 1t ~ towaius n1
Left Centre. and not towards the ArcadaDS' 10
The ISerS left Center, is still more OutspOken' Here
Ss ACT OF MADSRss-It Is asserted that Is seriously
contemplated not allow the Interpolation 10 20
woud refuse to receive It the ground Of its being n
constitutional These rumOrs are az untrue as tey I
improbable. Had they the ghost OF foundao We eo 90
sure NJ Schneider would resign his post as PeSderV ne
the Chamber 1t is 10 o wSes have
come such that that question - an lIe S1 hos
witnessed the overthrow Of eleven successive c0nsttu
tons and practically illustrated Caryles anon tnas
'the best OF constitutions Is not worth the paper IL 70
,rttten On IA either Stiffness low cunning There IS
something above all constitutions, and espseay aOono
tom Viz the decided and clearly expressed will Of
great nation Well be It so let US ADMIT iSr Ronber as
perpetual Minister OF Stae for without the abrogaton
Of e srf to- be- deputy It Would be the
Empire blocked up. Again We must say the ruihor Is
falsei If 1t proves to be true' IL VIII DO Ah "o' n"N
A'''' rHz DANGER OF RESISTANCE.
ovnrnment to resist the Interpolation Of the Tiers Part
the Paris correspondent OF The London standard says:
senate and b. RouIer and all his colleague are utterly
poweres to cheek the noyeIaeh M.sss Is Mane6y and
Mackau pronounce against personal RUE ~ Is hg t
y he ia given credit for has deserted him. and the CON
sequences Of resistance are 80 momentons mat obvious
The Tiers Parti be given 20 the credit OF having
summed aud given tangible shape to the wishes Oh
| "a natural that tho Emperor should be relue.
70 sOdaS bis 6a 6s9ut TO s Senate DG viii only make
matters Charles X nying IN the race Oh tie ao
dress OF the 22l members Of the Chamber OF Depues
Iouis Philippe disregarding the cry Tor extensoHof
the suffrage and the dismissal OF NJ Guzot never com
mted gross blunder as that when the present Gov
erntnent A. said TO contemplate majority 0f the Corps
IHgislaf has indOrsed the vote OF $4,000 Frenchnlen
and call Napoleon Ill 70 do IN 1869 "h9i ms uncle S
too late 1915, and promulgate an deie ddd0nne@ ia
poleon Ill could do nothing worse tnah sPy SU at
summons by demurrer, anu ~ SPITE Vi INC o,I
rumor still trust that he Will not adopt 30 dangerous
'''''' NM FAvRE AND RoUHER on THE CRISIS
During the sitting OF the Corps Legisatii Oh July NJ
Iecting the Bnreaux and otherwise carrying out the
Formally Of constituting the HOUSE, IA oT1qr fna,
tons which preoccupy the mind OF the Chamber ana OF
the country He added that az the % iays S d hae
for a reconstruction Of the Ministry NJ Rouher replied
thSt nSS MniferS Crisis is spoken o. but the
great Que which aiusOn has been nado 90 LOT
relate simply TO few individuals. They affect our insti-
4 init nd
the question the barrier which must be raised against
agreement will be arrived at but know perfectly well
what vital forces the Chamber VIII rely ID oGef 70
! preserve society" Much cheering from the Right
N. RoUHER's ADVICE TO THE EMPEROR
Writing July the Paris correspondent Of re Lo,
don telegraph says The Minister OF state last night held
his first official reception since tie opening OF me new
! Parliament After dinner large number OF deputies
came The Minister Of state-staudIng, he SAID, on
hs own hearthsOnO, and expressing hs own opinions,
said Of tho hrs, Interpolation Of the Piers Iari' ~ was
self showed t 10 the Emperor, and backed u up Has
ment OF eighteen years gone increasing in LIBERAL
isn't Suddenly came THIS second dehnie programme OF
Tackled The constituent body a. attacked II such an in
non ia allowed thi, session; il Is simply uncoust
utonal II we accepted H. Left would refuse TO re-
cciye our concessions, because they were uhcohsutu
tona As long fair liberal Advancement is proposed
viii support IT, as have ever supported II; but am
thai this is not time FOR premature or nasty esis
aton, nor summoned TO examine the returns
OF eectons-and that at time when the senate Is not
sitting-a proper even u II De, t regard GeinS
/ possible To settle grave questions We
and m, next SESSION wond have brought great advances
and will II YOU do not hurry into ndiscretions Per
slower but m the face OF such declaration OF public
opinion that elected by the late elections II was the
with the opinions expressed; but to march steadily-not
rush on az the double. MIND an no, MOI pItteunT ~
give YOU resume OF some two or three speeches which
IL what | have written TO be considered official; nor
should /, without the kind permission OK our most
have thought Of giving you the imperfect 'ketch when
send you.