The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25

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the cable VIII likely inform you before this reaches
you OF Q radical change OF the French Ministry.
Ps.ss pas " an
new dosnosslc policy From ,4s 70 1851 France Was
governed 1y the Legislative Assembly Of that DAY:
The President OF the republic was mere puppeS
and 70 was meant to be BY the trainers OF the repub
Ilcsn consultation. THIS system OF government OF
In December, lS5l the coup detdt OF The Prince PIess
dent Of France abruptly changed the system, rather
s Us% 81 as sud
INN ffssdent }or ten yesrs fSey DID 50 By larger
following year, 1861 be elected Emperor for Ne
and by still larger VOTE Prom Decembsf, 1stA Ma
peeOn has been the auGocrat OF France. AL power
executive ana legislative he has Welded. he pre-.
served the forms Of constitutional government ana
created, Aver the EaSsa pattern I've lsSinIasvS
lower Chamber, elected for NIX years w universal
suffrage. His popularity with the nation enaglsd
conseqaentiy, MIS- wiiI wSs the law. and france wsi
a. much ct his mercy ~ was Russia IN the ame q
ne threw snSs mo o. me u Ns
pole0n l., ad the distracted country retOccd N has
despotism as the only means Of escaping anarchy
culinary excuses, should nave given TO Napoleon Ill
the same unlimited stretch Of power for ne mas pre-
y e.. a. S n
despotic sway. The one plunged UNHAPPY France
In an ocean Of blood. which finally engalfsd bun,
and aIieiioratons which the inventionS and the
SssS No aonS. NspSIsSa III Ssns 10 tel he
mtssi0n ID fulfilled, and IL 10 PLAIN enOugh tfae
the dynasty-a second time founded by himself
Whatever NAV be the capacity Of ma Youthful son.
u manifesrhis inexperieEce ct any age will unit
romn6 snch eyster of cove,T,mant' as tnat which
now exists 10 hands Less st,al s.t than those
onestion r. vonIT nave been wrecxed long
since. for the whole polit,cai INTELLECT is nntu.
and the atnsr hs na hnt one oreat smbion ann
ne nas act 70 worx sorne t,s since with tnat won
ths resnt soneshiny more tnan probabi,y TSe
object now to which hs whole facuti es ara bent is
70 Sr.ag abou. sucn ~ easy and natural mOdlaGac
forced to ssssSI,sS. as to render IL Compatible with
the noirticaI asniratoSs or ambitions nnbc men.
m new Iask 10 combine sfona e1ecutss
nmucS In vo@ue. Any sttcnpt 70 mtrodnce the psr.
wnm,d ha m,setSSs sa,Inra n uo~,n 10 t,,ss ~
nracticable tn sncgsst tha Engsh isngnaye hsst
Tor France Even the limitations Of the English
laa, t % 4, tn , VIZ ~ , vTf n snu rSi
nrnTa I Iown ss MY ali Enn a1ass AZ Snnn -
t a. wers tried ~ Ano"' 10 soon
tnvy MetO uicu. -,., 49,
degree Of truth In the re,nsrk requires now Is much
!mpusVe. NOT 70 say revonuonary DuL the spirit o.
inc age Demands noerv lor the poincsa ana me
states but IN both these countries practical pub
nc OPINION prevents tnelr ABUSE. IN france. now
ever. me people as yeL p4iincally sReakng sre
mere cAhdren 4aey were only born Ia 1889, whereas
the English are centuries old In the use Of political
prtyliages FROM tins common sense view OF the
case you may see tDat Napoleon mas got very hard
lob before him. Tor 10 loosenlng the straitjacKet
ne was compelled ia 1852 TO put on the politician and
the press, he runa the RISK, Of course. In being
matter OF dexterty and viii pet ODDS on Napoleon
no man could nave exercised power 50 long against
the combination OF every p0!ltcal facu0n, oil re-
markaole Ior brilliant capacity but man OF con,
summate skiil, aud, q course It vii! be easier for
nlm W yietd tnan 70 resist. his TASK u 70 give
enough 70 satisfy the ambitious. but 70 obtain
enough 10 make government Solo, pracucal Iact
noS mSIs c0ns ~ pnSntom.
1862. You recollect In January OF this year the EN-
peror YET up - We sSy on tne ponticlans and the
iegeA Logically enough they set to work beaborlng
ulIh Win great viRor, Dut wnen tuey 20 10 great
War; and Ofss he aoSS up
I0unu tuin. y was = Doa Acs ~ napoleon 70 take
ns muaSle on MS JUST i0ar months BE-
the gale. Wen, what is the RESULT me opposition
mas increased not against nun put agalnst ms con-
wanted lcr he has decided to give It up for his
saHs - n9vv attex s s.m.ou. - ., ,,,a.,
Of what have been saying; Lei me premise by
sS nsarvar,ves and Mira coneervaf,ves anG tps
seS3 nv ,Sa radics,s and the mira reTicas
~ sno o nr 't ~
exists however anotner seGMens OF pnase o.
vRanq 1 a,, Taago ue n ne cnn
Ehle Uyer VINO SeeI,s W n1 mrnno.a aa ~
anis ststesnam ana s ana pr1poss 20
mn nanar tho other dav ana caiie9 IN IN
~ ph Spvi tne ssnsrh,v ~ tho rscht and iaft ~
ths ~ co " @ and sign JamenT on sha
Ennaror ~ ;,a mora noSSar sn the sytsIafnre an
iass 20 h;a,S Hf ccnrsa the radices ware anu
~ STR, u INT tra con tves be,S hacr
Thev wcre ssrsHeS win tSIn~s ss thev were ana
ahoyya an tmev were not disnosed "a mil great
Paris has not vet recovered her amazement. why
some o. Tue very sateinees OF tne emperor stepped
and the Earon de MacSsn' Nc. mWhv y cried ont
half dozen Of the deputies thunderstorm at this
i9cloent 1t is the same as n the Emperor mad slgned
temen sav-anS M! n, IT, onr convcto se'1 3hans
all.n
Of course the Emperor Is ct the bottom OF II al,
turey ne mas MS presenL Minlsters-Poor iel0WsI .
10 get rid OIL lucy nave Worke9 naru ana we'll ana
y Is not nus iasion 10 treas suca people grossly ne
santly. Ihen, again, ne mas got ms conserve