New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22

the country the inclination OF large body
of men TO whom the word Bonspsrte VIII always be
Marty For The Prince simply acting out tho pro
LESSONS he has repeatedly made In the senate ana at
o. Are there any other prominent Bonspsrtisis likely
10 be attracted the Lguef A. DeneVe qua. O,onens
iDfiuentiai m The Bynaparte ranks than N. Rouher
He has been IN London from the iss W of III
Visit was Mt Chiseihurst, but it seems clear
that he cannot accept the pV tnicyrabiv snre
Empress from the fact, OF which am p o vailed
that for eight days IN succession the empress Ma.ou
for him without seeing him. and TINS IS io ,5 - ,hn
nhcant Ms Duycrnois. during the latcer P., "a co.,
eIEmperor's life probably his most uu''0u 0o"
hdant. .,.ou, ,ooa,,1
toward a Bonapar1ist rcstorationi A. All, the new
Igue not be mistaken for biRue haVlnk au{ ~
composed of men the majority OF whom have rlsked
Their lives In maintaining the DEM ~, s.art the
pie in France, and who determined 20 ssSeo "o
fght OF nation TO express i Heox the right
form OF government, and who uey VI" daSm
bly, TO decide for the nation II all the men who are now
adherng TO the Le0We did it without reserve t1o ~
ration WOULD be Impossible The great sssonn ieaionses
and may not TO some extent 1esuoy inv, SG
power Of resistance to the compact body OIL LOS''
Q. What Is the personal character OF the Prince s
NAPOLEON A. think great mIsnce oss intelligence
ana under the Empire reckOned TOO dangerous " q"
O. But / believe there have been imputatons cast
upOn his courage" A. 81 do not believe that ne Is
Persona coward Marshal Canroberlwho was no 'iem
the Prince spoke in the strongest ters Oi ne PVi
yal0r he displayed AZ Alma; 10 use tne
own words, enie IL seposgt prop out w9as s sou
doubt would he rather the thoroughness OF ms @
In favor OF such republic as personally desire rear
that recent events IN France dispose nm ana ra ans
others think including IN these NJ T1iers tha
needs strong gOyerunent-that Is strong in the sense
Of the word, strong by beng baked Dy an si9u
and this TO me IS perfectly inconsistent Win HoP''
Canism -. = AZ,
@ "whar do you tnnk of the probability Of Ma To
Manon's rcsig 1aton. and its possible efiectT A. 10
talk hs guatiOn before the vote Is monstI0sly
lie s the Office of Caer de porr ITecay as dalg'
did. The title Of Tners was changed TO irosluohnii'
but the thing was not changed ~ an,
the fall Of the Emperor On the 9Th OF september ne
decheance of the 4th Of september, 1870, was prOGd1u
ana ne G0xernmenl OF Hat33a DSLenSf
thus, every legal aud Official act OF F rIa
has been done in he name OF Ia fsp%D Ser
sisted that this only provisional ana that the faoe
OF Bordeaux left the form OF government an open &
ton lt Maemahon should resign at all before tno &
10 would leave the country entirely without IneI
Executive and can only occur because tne i1if &
d(tat IN favor of Henry " II an interval of some -
hours take place between the resignation Of Mach4hoh
and the proclamation Of Henry ". AZ leaSt
refuse to obey the Assembly, FaidhcrDe.
he President of a Republic himself. Bourbak and Du-
crot have certainly nothing TO hope for from Lesit
mist King ANA these represent considerable force IN
@. Have Won any idea Of the exEmpresscs views Of
the L.gaeg A. She treats II very lightly
she rebes on the whole of the BOnapartist vote
being given in favor Of monarchy on pi nm
Right in minority, when IT oamo TO question OF
who should DC the monarch attach no Importance TO
the politics of che Empress alone without the alliance
OF Prince Napoleon II would be impossible for her 10
win the support of any foreign alliance the Cont
nent and believe her be absolutely disliked by the
people in France.
O. What do YOU think would be the result OF plebis-
ci,e on the question of monarchy or Republics A.
have 10 dUub5 II would result IN overwhelming vote
in favor OF the Republic at the very least twOthrds OF
any vote could be gwen, ana the personal vote for
Henry V. wOald Oe a ridiculous minority.