The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
Priace Napolesn,s Hopes and chancss.

Ihe Far.s rays, OF the s1tn or OCTOBER, continues
its attacks on Prince Napoleon and Iustiaes It's con-
duct IN the matter by the following roasons:-
Wnat has oeen since the re. establishment OF the
Imperial monarchy, to altitude u tae niureror4s
eousi1f II has constantly been auiD.aaou ana
hostAe By h!s acts anl MA auguura he mas an
aeGYNfea 80 obtain popularity TO taa deIrinaat OF
hIe ngetiai laAty ana tne empire. ne Las applied
HIMSELF 10 cfeasng parry aao isolaupg himself
der Sac ut'es and the advantages ot the your Aer
more CONSPICUOUS. hesidi1g in the fal,A, koyal nc
N t iS %, T as '9 II G 4nS f a @S cry
@nd. especially, aeseruoa. ANA tue buses CT or
isans seem 70 naye mad u miscaleycus pea
sure ia raLihs up In Their own paiate,
against tine Napoleonlc dynasty hear 70
tAer own ambition and culpaoie dvar,, Ia
she person o. nim who Is areadS caiel J'romu
L.satt. Here Tor ourselves as wei as Tor tie
MAJOR part OF Tie Houapartst and CONSERVATIVE par
ties, rTlgco Napoleon Is now ana her ceiortn 1aL be
Inc Dl}a " he empire. lie Empe vr-NhaG Dlt er
mockery what las 10 done taat be shoalJ aale 10
aoid ont his wrist 70 me imp6rs eager lie name
OF eapo con ~ not one easy 10 bear. 10 have
TED Il ne should have mUaated = the ss.a5 OF Tie
Ma!aSOd wncn ne was "a the Grimca, taken pare IN
It4lg, 1no closed aTOnad the emperor Whea TIC
Revolution rec lly broke io0 G, 10 cover ht.n WITH
d.het NotniIg. Tvs ne )omei the peore u ter
cc.Aand5f uas he concerned himself Nith
t.cir aspirations, desires and wishesf Never! il
ever such misfortune should aiact f.ancs VIC
would break our pen rather than serve sgch mas.
ter. Let there be no doubt on the question
dltaTy succession. For Us taat principle 10 ony
l3ggs! AID materially possible on col d.tion tnaL
those VINO Profit by u saeu!d not be iepugaant 10
tue country they are to govern MaiMen like
Dda4.Ss VI, or eascuiatei prilces Ike Luus xlIl
cou4d not IN our aaY succeed neir IaJhers without
Al FRANCE rsi1g up to drive them 10 PAGES most
4lt-a i0F tleU-the ono 70 luaatic asyluln IN,
81 cE - hospital. Hereditary a4ccessioa Ia "a coa-
tract passed between country and family Inc
loiMeF BtHes It's lUrIuae 10 manage and It's
nei OF 10 preserve. end tue latter promises
Aonesty, courage ana intelligence ne are io,Asr
~ ne sss 'chea faaos tcoa the properly 81 race,
ike ta "a TO pe transmitted flom father to son.
prince dues succeed TO tue crown solely because the
throne ID vacant; France taliiy tue naeri-
lance, ana universal suffrage must proclaim wretuer
tue IeiSAina family hos deserved OF forfeited Is
ciain. That thought trsnquiliizes US win respect
" rriuee Napoleon, snd Inc caance 4e NAY have OF
SIT lS on the tHrcBe With the name OF Napoleon iy.
iet hiiR come onward anu consult tue nasion. The
array VIII reverse IT. arms REFUSAL 10 accep.
An tie ciersy Will close tlier chnrcnes as q sign u
Aoullia.; Rai We, BohapaltisLs from the CON-
LIClGrmcDt, We Wi resOnteiy bar the way; Tor ne
f@nemDcr tAOse words of AapJi3oa l., when bind
u ms heirs;-'My spirit viii DC With my posteuty
odiY 30 iOng as they s1aii nave other alnl than
Tue eilly sud happiness OF Ine krcnca peoyle.r