The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-19 00:00:00

CUArTtll 111.-024 74111 T‘FWVTIVE 1•01184.

41. The Pretich people delegate, the executive power to a citizen,
who receives the tick of PreWdent of the Itepubile.
42. In order to be named President, the person must be born a
Frenchman anti of the ace of thirty years at least.
43. The Preereent is nornittatwl by the direct alai universal suf-
frage of the people, by secret suffrage, and by the absolute majority
of the voters.
Cusrera I P.—ls nn the council of state.
(-Warren V.—ls on the Interior administration.
Cusrrea Vt.—ls on the jtalir3o powers.
CIiAITEI Vii.—loon the public force.

COAPTItI •111.— OrAlIANTIO: OF MOOTS.
Art. 115. The eontiseation of property can never be re-establiebed
110. Slavery cannot exist on allay Fryneh territory.
117. In moue can the press be submitted to censorship.
118. All polities% offences are to be exelasiyely tried by jury.
119. All citizens have a right to print and caries to be printed.
due regard being raid to the guaranties due to public sort private
rights.
120. The appreciation of olTenees committed by memo of the
press, or by any other means of publicity, into igs exclusively to the
Jury.
121. The jury alone shall decide on the amount of damages claimed
for offence+ of the prem.
12:.. Foci. cis nsn pruferers freely her religion, and receives from
she cute for the nereise of hi. peculiar tenets on equal protection.
123. The ministers of public worship acknowledged by the Lie,
have alone O right to reed. u salary from the elate.
124. lite liberty of public instructiat is eternised under the gilt-
rantee of the laws. and under the superintendence of Ihe ewe. This
superintendence shall extend to all estaldshments of eduesLio" with.
eel soy exemmasa.
121. The domicile of each citizen is an inviolable asylum. It Is not
allowed to any one to enter there except according to the forms and
, in the cut s it by the law.
12d. No mm shall be deprived of his national ittilges.
127. All property, of every description, ts invidable.
129. All taxes arc established for common utility. Each is to con-
tribute se:wiling to his fortune.
110. No tat ism be levied enema la virtue of a 'aw.
111. The direct taxes ran be fixed for one year only.
132. The essential guanintees of the right of labour are, liberty of
labour, voltlnt .ry ureurciation, tonality in the relations between the
emploter and the workman; gratuitous instruction, ducal ion, suit-
able to each man's position ; eettilarelintents of prrroyeare and credit ;
the estahlialtment of great storks of public Waite, unit the state
dn-
t a employ the men in rose of failure of scowl,
133. The c maitution guarantees the public iltla.
1:11. The legi n of Honour is maintained. line statutes shall
be ri skid, and placed in accordance with democratic and republican
113. The territory of Algeria, and of the moaner, i • declared French
ten itary, and shall be governed by particular Lags suited to each.
By the 13th chapter, which has reference to the
attributes of' the executive power, there in, besides
the president, who is to be elected by uni-
versal suffrage, a vice-president, who will be nomi-
nated on the presentation of the l'resident of
the Republic by the National Assembly, and who
by right of office will be I'reaident of the Council of
Sta.e. The I'resident is to be elected for four years.
The President will nominate ell the members
and all the polide4l agents; he can dispose
I of the military force, but cannot commaud them in
person. S .me of the members of the committee pro-
posed that general officers should be excluded from
the office of president, but that proposition was over-
ruled. The Assembly is to be re-elected every three
year a.
The draft of the constitution, before being read at
the public sittings of the Assembly, will be laid before
the bureau. It Is not supposed that the public debate
upon it will commence before the end of the month.