The New York herald., 1848-11-25

to leave Paris without a government Again he
ssys-o set himself up for the Presidency would bs
ridicuons to desire it would be rashnsss to refuse it.
would be wanting In duty to the republic AMI the
country" Still, In these very words lie no winates
himself a. tffeotuaIy Louis Napoleon hGS done
to whom he alludes when he says to set himeeif up
would be rdicuious for he, in the first place wrote
the letter referring to the Presidency where no
renee had been made to the question that to which
his "a reply; and again he sends this letter to
a that he Is not to be candidate for the
Presidency. like Lsmsrtns very much but like to
do justice better and he has shown a iittlsness of
sp il in his envy ef Napoleon, aud his jealousy and
p.reecution Of his nephew, that has lost him many
friends in France, and that too justly because Louis
NsIolson has behaved as we'll as any man France
sipce the revolution of F bruary; for after
that he to France and rendered bis services
and his sdbesion to the republic But Lsmsrtine told
hm that he must leave France He did so without
besitstop VIXEN had he rased the standard Of liberty
and st himself up, rs Lamsrtns did-very properly,
too-for government. the people Of France would
have overthrow Lamnrtine in day But he left the
country. and made no complaint A republic thus
baDisbes q Bonaparte, in France and from that day
tom with the press IN the interest of the
Government, with uninterrupted slsnder--aud after
he had been elected representative in several de-
paItments Lamartiue actually issued n warrsnt for
hs arrest which the action only OF the Assembly pre-
vented from being executed Yet under all these
circumstances Napoleon resigned to prevent the pos
'blty Of difficulty in France and waited It'll after
the events Of June and until sll calm before he
con.ent. to be candidate for represe tative
ut the same time Lamartine made attacks upon tbs
memory If Napoleon himself; aud, in one of his
sIsechts before Il committee the Assembly declared
hat b~ LIFT 10 France nothing out his name But
Lamsrtiue Las been recovering from his fall for
he lsst. frw months, and will receive = good
many votes for the Presidencyi but think ths
mars of the thinking the country will
take him az HIS word = that the duties OF the place
be one Of the five constitutional candidates =
possibly the second or third the list, leading
,S Lsa,S Rslln Theirs and Boesaud probably aud
ut This indicate that the real contest is
to be between General Cavsgnac and Louis Napo-
ieoD Bet~een ii and IL 900 nsurgens have bee ar.
rested more than 5000 of these have bsen at IL
herty, without punishment the transported will he
reduced Co 700 aud only 900 will in the end un-
deIgo any sentence The Committee Of Mercy have
already nominated 9t0 to he pardoued, ana have in
P'Ocess apo,her large column. How different the
the Transported viii have lot Of Ind given thsm for
use after three years and after six more actual
ti,e given them TO i and to all their improvsms
II their conduct shsll be good Thas generously and
nobly France treats her political offenders while
England buries hers up in dungeon for life, sentsn
ces th N to be hung. to have their heads cut off az
t,rvsrds and to be qusrtered This is part of the
teht' nce-tbe whole world ought to cry out against
,uch brutality 1t is an enigma to me why the Irish
DO not fight and be shot down in tens of thousands
rather than submit themselves and friends to such
treatment. They can but be killed
PARIS, Oct. 30, 1913.
Ncu Presidential Combinations Aigcria--E French
Budgtt--Austria-- Madame Ractei
for Algeria, making now about five thousand who
have departed within less than five weeks. They
20 on board fat-bottomed boat, upon the Seine
md make their way up the river to Corbey and then
,eross to Msrseiles where packets provided for
hem for their place of destination. Each deputaton
,cbssts Of about SOO and are directed to different
portions of the coun,rysuch parts
- extremely healthy and fertle--apd | have little |
Aoott they nay be fertile; but my experience
vcrd. are not extremely healthy. | advise ali who
.re born and bred in cool bracing phere
hs the soil Even those who are digg ng go,d in the
CALIFORNIA; at The rate OF $50 day, they stand
tn~ liver, or live It, will find that they wilt
b. Slth as fast os they gaia gold LSrse numbers OF
the French have gone to the interior OF Texas bue
rome OF them write that the tertiana is destroying
tltir h.Btb ahd strength.
The budget Of France this year has just been pub
ithed, and " amounts TO III, OF lsOO,-
toCtO OF fisncr- s3too0O 900 What feature In the
bLances ad istration of this country WHAT'S
he amount Of ali our tSxes-tovn, county state and
rational, IN the United states Will ,omi one cam
ion of france is IS eco O00--of oourse the I'M
,ost amounts to about Sill each individual bracing
ssd thirty to forty cents a day for the commoa la
ofsr this sum Ia terrific oppression upon he ,oun
ry; and after deductng those who do pay tax-s,
. bracipg children, females. soldiers the poor &c
TO-, the burthen must prove to be destructive the
reity Of the country 1t great blessing the
tie United States are not surron uded by ma.
iGns like the monarches of Europe creating examples
td dangers which will oppress the old countries.
now hoI ed aud even oted, by the of Le-
ntal campaign and his friends GO for the former
~ should his take place, Louis Napoleon will profit
Cr tie people will not give heavy vote TO Ledru Ro
IN. pnoer any circumstance; and those who would
,o'e .or Raspai Will generally prefer Napoleon t.
sen. Cavag Dac LsDsrtine, Thierr, Bugeaud. Some
nay vote FOR Lanartine, but will vote for the
is1 hree. In the present state Of public opinion u
france, between Ledru Ron and his friends the ex-
Ie Ia tt. na md ahy ont ha
'ther part-the people would choose monarchy / am
,st discussing What would he best them but simply
,is ends would not conduct 50 badly and outrageous
y, shey now talk and indicate; but IL they did and
he least po-sb,ltythcy would bring about revola-
io0 "A week The position Of Ledru Rollin is very
iferent from what II was few weeks ago, and espe
sly when he of the old executive his ecent
Alliances and speeches leave little to expect from him,
sept violence at home and abroad aud arbitrary
ton, which would leave the people very little
or security for their persons tntir property
TIE statement by Austrian press that France had
nnounced to the Emperor Of Austria that bonbard-
.aas beH, do net believe. It does appear me
consistent vita the foreign policy of the present
q IN nis,roton. Should Ru,sia interfere to support
be Emperor, then rance might interfere to support
he roope and the pet. But the suspen sion n when
he public mind Is sld creates the greatest anxiety
srs. | think the sword only solve tho Austrian
slty while the mIlitary power Of the empire
: great, the agitation OF the people has become so
and powerful tribes and chiefs that the sou
ION Of oil these difficulties only be the work OF
huoh time and conflict. Madame Rachel Is reported
s intending TO go TO the nited States. hope she
WI ior there she would create nsation she does
ere, but. upon the French stage. Shakespeare and
ttsr Englsh authors, are not represented. In the
reuoN tragedy. there scenes In the English
he french taste viii not tolerate 1t Where w and
hs Engish have death the stage the Ere nch
only recitas Of those events, which appear
o be IN much better taste.
rARIs, Oct. 81, 1SiS
Il tasot a -Joinu,Ae--Publ,c En-
,e,'ses- Sources of Corruption French Mo-
acrchicdi Hab,ts.
M, Guizot Is to be elected member OF the AS
embiy from the Department of Calvados, near
.aen, on the 10Th of November. This Is said to
,e certainly agreed upon Now, then, will arise
he question touching him. NJ o. Barrot preferred
IS III id