The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-19

the Assembly the election roundly OF virtually
the nonce II not IN perpetuity-ailed in degree beyond
The expectation OF the most sanguine advocates OF the
text OF The constitution The decision, by vote OF 627
80, was follows: -The President is nominated bv
ballot, and oy majority OF the votes, by the direct suf
rage of all the electors of the French DEPARTMENTS and OF
Algena" IL was further decided that the minimum OF
suirages necessary TO make President shall be mil
lions and if candidate be returned with that or
men ihe Assembly to choose President out OF the nve
highest candidates An amendment rejected which
excluded the descendants OF The families that have reign
ed in France Prince Louis Napoleon took this occasion
to aver that he rejected the appelaton of PTefeHder'
which was constantly hrown at his head" tie cuts
poor figure IN the tribune His German accent ollends
French ears the real Napoleon, though he dsdaned am
bilious oraiory could pronounce iaeonc address OF IT.
resstbe impression. The Price, though watched IRON
floor and gallery, rather iororn, or suffering ennu
his place he sits with his arms crossed ana ms het
on his shoulder, il there was nothing Tor him In mat
Assembly 10 do or to hope He boast OF having been
returned bv five depamentshree hundred thousand yo
ers in ALL he has concluded 10 be The representative OF
Paris which relieves from another election very
well informed member OF the Assembly, IN conversation
with me Yesterday, mentioned his belief that the southern
The middle and northern for Napoleon Louis, and some
for the Prince de Jonvile none OF them would care Tor
the old outlawry OF the royal family General Cayagnac
might have calculated considerable number OF adhe
rents but the act OF voting against choice by the people
affect his popularity the interior, and will certainly
be turned by his adversares The question
naming before the Assembly is, Shall the election take
place Immediately after the whole constitution has
been voted and revised after The organic laws have
been enacted Cavagnac and his ministers express their
desire OF election next month, as the committee on
the constitution think that their work will be carried
through by the end OF the present The grosses neon
ssiency and seconalicton are so common here that
scarcely be suIprl ed at any instance; but we
may remark the extreme boldly manifested by the chief
authors and agents OF the revolution OF February touch
ing universal suffrage, which was their special creed,
their grand arcanum, their batte-cry The Nliondl ad
mtted that might be well TO Introduce principle,
the constitution the election of President by the peo
Pile; but the application or ruuon OF 1t should be ad
,f tha
of the republic. The adjournment as planned, would
have been de- and for the indefinite proongaton OF
the absolute rule OF the bureau and instruments OF the
National But the organs OF the ultra radicals and the
socialists hold stronger language For example, the
Democratic Pacyfqe, of which the editor is in the As
semby
persai suffrage shall be far ADORE The dpsrags intellect Of the
country, while the exercise OF it is pregnant with dangers,
lis application"
La Rftorme conducted by Flocon, representative and
eXMnsler OF Commerce, treats the decision of the AS
semby in this strain:
'The house excessively feverish and agated YOU
might perceive that when alb 'ui TO give which
,rd legal scope to the dynas,ic aspirations,
hch the pretenders prepare France The ma
ority however, venured 10 the ast hazard The e-
publ cans Who deprecated universal suffrage.
Tested the crupnous tenderness for this BILE
riaht of their adored sovereignty OF the peopevith
spirit OF Judas The deed done. II universal sura
betrayed by Ignorance, wrich-dnes Elusive reInnts
cences should so far n to choose prender,
house. citizen whatever be excluded even tor
the public safety, without violating fundamental law
bly, DID not eueal the decree which exied that
charming young gentleman, the descendant OF Henry "
people, IN the plenay exercise of their sovereignty, annu
tomorrow. the decree and eonsecrate, by their votes the
senilemeo let as have royal President council
% ministers, as OF old Alas, republic may God
npbafchy with its charter and its pres ige than
ssenen 70 which you assign the rte OF republican gov
HFf SnFrh
lion have b@en crushed the real people and their
prescribed; we have but TO mourn the extinction OF
liberties. Presdent-that is Justice has be
come impossible intrigue and sefshness prevail our no
Campaign Is not over we know these cunning
lie b ooa "' We are ss "a
pretender chosen by the urn, whoever he may be- vii
have 10 fight Tor his sovereign party viii
die to a man, rather than brook a royalty"
| The Journal dss Dfbats of Yesterday presents M
Chevaliers seventh study on the constitution of iht
United States Ii treats in particular OF the stages and
effects OF American paper money; to which the write
attributes much good and much evil His outline from
the commencement of revolution is impartial but he
does not appear amply informed touching The cont
mental money as he would have been. if he had read Mr.
Samuel Brecks dissertation that subject and certain
reports to Congress He derives sound lessons fo
France; dealing skillfuy, likewise with the story OF
French asslgnas, and The gigantic schemes OF Ledu
Rolln. He observes" The United States are our mas
tiers In all republican matters He styles the French
year 1872 to which Leiru and his scarlet brethren APP
peal, g The internal parody of republic" 'The Sc
cTet, he adds, " OF American prosperity, lies in the
owe OF regular labor and uniform respect for the laws
Remark the language OF the London Times of the 9TH
instant: For three years nearly all Europe has bee
plagued with poverty dependency and mutual disrust
and with actual famine" Compare with this picture
your condition. the very reverse during the same term
Notwithstanding your Mexican war-not 10 say how
vast your gains AS balance, by your treaty, and no
rich your harvest of military Tenown-how benef
cial Tor you IN every respect the impression which
tins manifestation OF your means and energ has lei
on the world. TO resume the topic of paper curren
cy. The French, in general, sensitive buonists
their prejudice against paper is inodinate, and NJ Che
Waller, himself, has often strven to the popular
notions, by detailing the advantages which may accru.
anpahy of the commercial and proprietary classes be
comes naturally keener and more disrustfu 1t ope
rates on the exchange specially since the political mysta
gogues and the oaces of the red republic have entered
into sort OF conspiracy TO nundate France with bank
notes and fantastic bills of credit Some of their pro
jects require emission beyond the amount of the oa
of the circulating medium of Europe. France is believed
however TO possess half the of all the specie
circulation OF this quarter of the globe, which is estimate,
at SIX billions OF francs Yesterday afternoon the Assem-
bly, undertook the bill submitted BY the committee on agri
culture Tor an emission of notes guaranteed by real prop
ery, to the extent OF two mliardsfour hundred million
OF dollars M Theirs discussed this vexed question of ere
Jonce IN the negative, in speech OF two hours which
enchane the attention and determined the already aver
opinions OF the house The bill is rejected by 57s TO on
votes. The exchange is quoted by this result and thu
repeated declarations of the minister of the treasury tina
he will inhexiby resist any further issues of pape
money as legal tender More hereafter of this very in
struclve and strange debate Socialist Proudhon is ret
ting up rather comcal bunk of the people-capita fou
thiry-hve articles in the scheme none except manua
abOreTs artisans be stockbOdera. hundred