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generation will look upon as sne most
6ormidable. Moreover the lntereste a9o, y
tmtion 81 England arc chiefly concerned VIII
heS own growing colonies iasnt snS osthe Ss Franco
prpesian var is Of ffttle moment to us pohtl-
caIin hnt we have an interest, IN common with
ny, tna ,wboIe OF Europe, that the two most sd.
Hanced nations OF the Continent should not
ninnee into contest the effect OF which may
he to divide them for g. generation. Oy aa en-
during hatred. How much the reat strength
Of civilization may lose by such 9 convoIsi9n
certain that the Importance OF, Western En-
rope, the principal field pfb human progress,
win te dzNimshed, perhaps permanently, py
fraricidal strife.
Spanish OaiciaI Version OF the Crown
=, Question.
Acircular dispatch has been addressed 70
the Spauish ministers at the various Eorop;ean
Courts. After, referring to the lnstrucnops
given to General Prim, it proceeds invested
With these ample powers, General tIlm nao in
his favor in. the discharge of his dlfhcult mus.
eion. and besides his high personal polltea
position. the moral authority OF the whole goY-
erpment, the strength given by uplty OF p9r-
pose and of actioa. and the g1aransee 81 tle
hoped, then, in spite OF the unfortunate issue
of his first proceedings, that he would succeeI
IN yaudi1ishingi! difficulties Of every kind: aitd
in proposing. TO his, colleagues in the govern
ment, and presenting tothe approbatl0n OF tne
Constituent Gortes, S candid te worthy to as
'suns the Crown OF Spain and eqIags aScepsa-
BE TO Ill the men Of the great Liberal mon,
archical party. The government. charished
TINS confidence, which has not been d1sapPo1nt-
al, and to-dsy it has the satiafactlon OF sn.
nounciug through me to your Excei!ency tnse
in the council Of mInisters held az La Gtanla
ON the 9Th Of the current month. uncer tne
presidency Of his Higbness the Regent, Prince
Leopold OF Hohenzollern -Sigmaringen was des-
jgpated az: candidate for the Throne OF Spain.
fihe ientireIy favorable circumstances COM
,binef in this Prince. and the good recepton
aI7ap by the public to his designation, inspires
the governments with the agreeable nope thst
lis candidate viii very. speedily be named king
ING the elorions constituent period which be-
gan in September, 1855" .I.i.. 81
Impeachment OF Napoleon III.
The Paris Soir publishes from the pen of n.
Edmond About the following mastery review
OF Nspoleon's official career, and the state
ment Of the sufferings he has entailed upon
France: ;ta6
that we are now beginning to pay very dearly
orir collective abdication IN 1851 and 1852. a
peop]e may imagine itself in clover when it
hss. relieved itself from the trouble Of managt
iIig it's own affairs, end when il has; oonided
lis ilestinles to the hands of;R. bold jand able
man. The constitution leaves to this man the
power OF commanding the land and sea. forces,
declaring war and making treaties Of peace
and slliance. What an excellent -prefext TOR
lo'f ff,
trouble Of thinking about public matters, and
laying themsel- es out, to make as much money
as passible lin heir. OVID private occupations.
But Jet "a sur. yse that the master elected bi
the people has more imagination than genius;
that he has the appetite Of q conqueror with
out the flmness and the settled purpose
necessary to success; that be recEons too
much upon his star, and expects from luck
and the mistakes OF others the results which
he ought deliberately to prepare for himseif.
Let rs suppose that he lives from hand to
mouth. tempting fortune instead OF making
himself master oft. Always advancing, draw
ing back, and oscillating betweel the possible
and the impossible, aud what is more serious,
between the Just and the unjust; now o
champion OF Right, and tomorrow champion
Of State necessity; q Revolutionlst or Reac-
ZIONIST, Just as it may happen, and ever ready
to make hash of his principles Tor the sake
Y
one fine day IS. .000, COO men may rouse them
selves, and express their dissatisfaction IN q
way not easily to be dealt with. Frenchmen.
nv good friends, ouly think OF the great
things which you have done BY procura!ion
within the last twenty years. o. your behalf
YOUR governors have dreamed for you the oon-
quest OF the world, and universal monarchy,
or at least the supremacy OF Europe. with the
extension Of your frontiers. In 1649, when you
II,
down the Romen Republic; you have fought in
Italy for that divine right which you have sup
uressed in PARIS; you restored the Pope, who
doea not thank you, and pays you With all
sorts Of affroniH. At Sebastopol you humlll:
ated but did not weaken Russia; you sacrificed
hund.ed thousand men and spent miliiard
OF u,oiiey, with no other result than to draw
down upon you the hatred and rancor OF q
powerful nation. tits true that Turkey owes
You q debt OF gratitude for having postponed
the solution Of the great Eastern problem; but
.wretched Turkey would be Of no use to You 10
Gaze of war. In Lombardy You weakened
Austria, ageTandized Victor Emanuel. and
favored the fusion OF small, harmless states
with q great power. And now you nave Deen
Gle, er enough to ALLEVIATE that power which
owes everything TO you by keeping it out OF it's
capital. After having grouped real nation
around the small King OF Sardinia, you have
forced that Regalantuomo to be Sonr enemy.
You have sought adventures in China and
Mexico. The great American Republic Was
from its beginning the friend and ally OF France.
You constrained It 10 forget that 1t owed its
existence to you, In the war OF the Secession,
when you should have sympathlzed wtth the
cause OF the North. you shut your ear to- true
PRINCIPLES. Yonr interests as you understood
them led You to side with the South, bat you
bad not tue courage OK sincerity to act upon
vour ooioiop. You. only gave 10 the slavery
PARTY q hasitating and sterile support The
Union was restored in spite of you, and it's
first movement was to make you evscuate
Mexico. In Germany you ,r;ed surreptittously
to weaken Austria by Prossia and II ussla py
Austria. Your diplomstists, WHO are supposed
to be the pick and choice or human aDlhty,
warranted success. After long and ruinous
war the Austriaus, your secret allies, VINO, you
had calculated, would be the vlctors we're
beaten, and the Prussians, ycur enemies, be
became masters Of Germany. Prussia allied
herself with Italy, and your only compensation
ls the alliance Of Austria, who, thanks to you,
is reduced to the last degree Of impoteney.
Such, my dear French people, is the result OF
your cam paigns and your negotiations. Pence
and war have been almost equally fatal to YOU.
And you may be vely sure that. on the tirst
opportunity, Prussis, Russia, America and
Ifaly will be ready to combine TO pay on Old
scores, This election Of King OF Spain may
be as good an excuse as any other. =
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