The New York herald., 1869-05-31
NEW HERALD MONDAY MAY 81, lsss-TRIPLE SHEET

associations IN the nne arts department. He Is the
protector OF al tUteran and dVetart. and he II s
tombs OF the tustrous departed out OF the artistic.
for better world. Merry. the witty writer used TO
always seems to be taking my measure" and Leon
Sazan. having one morning come across tne new new
Senator on the boulevard answered when the baron
observed tnat he did not look well "NO, am not IL
that any satisfaction to your eloquence" 1t Is GER
tain the eminent protector Of the nne arts has
than before he entered this august assembly Of aged
Gignltaries. 1t was for some time rumored that
hneop ~ uatnier was 70 De promoted 70 the sae
election at the Institute but the latter nomination is
II appears, only postponed
The Imperial Rule Of Napoleon III.
pamphlet. entitled L'Empereuy. recently made
its appearance in Paris. It was evidently intended
to influence the elections, as may be judged from
the fact OF its being glowing panegyrIc on the In
peral rule for the last seventeen years. We give the
following extract, descriptive OF the material pro-
gress OF France, from its pages:-
An account Of what the Emperor has done for
the cause of society cannot well find place in a
mere portrait; but. comparing 1t with what had
been done before him. 1t would seem that during
the nineteen years OF his reign he has accomplished
impartial history will say-Napoleon I'LL found
France unsettled made sterile by the most detestable
At NJ rc sas
has henceforth his vine and his harvest, where his
property Is vlvihed by division; look at the culti-
vated plains where formerly there were but sandy
deserts; those schools, those churches those lodg
ing houses for w0rkmen. those benefcent establish
mentS, those monuments, those networks OF rail-
ways where steam annihiates time and space;
those canals those byrOads, countless arteries OF In
dustrlal and rural life; those manufactures which
produce for all countries, for those even to
which France had before been tributary; that terri
tory so well ordered its riches that sufces for
ITSELF Look at Paris. made salubrious enlarged,
built, and made the capital OF the world, grander
than the Rome OF the Caesars; those ports those for
tlcatiOns, those arsenas, those perfected arms by
which courage becomes invincible; that army whose
colOrs, torn by bullets are covered over with the
new creation. and yielding to none other the empire
OF tue seas; the right Of neutrals ana the
right OF humanity inscribed in the code
Of naval and continental battles; the name
remote and barbar0us countries the frontiers
levelled by the cvlizing influence of commerce and
the emancipation OF nationalities the magnanimous
and ncessant appeal to Congresses for universal pac
ton of the most formidable social problems: the
solictude which protects the working man from
mis- cradle to his grave by institutions of beuecence
credit and forethOught; good everywhere encOur-
raised at the same time as material welfare; primary
and professional instruction. formerly SO limited, DIFF
fused everywhere labor 80 long the slave of capital
and Of Itself noby emancpated: liberty and equality
tiOn accessible TO prObtty and courage; immense
works and new ideas infusinR vtgOr into the lfe-
blood OF the natiOn-all these benefits and all rhese
glores, order and liberty prosperity justice, this
to the initiative or Napoleon Ill. 1t Is he who has
founded true modern government, the government
founded by ALL fruitful for ALL He has mad France
great and happy, and France has made him happy
and great By his works and BY his example he has
deserved to be called the Emperor OF the People,
and, so to speak, the Emperor OF Humanity.