The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-15

carscn on their part or mark Of sympathy in favor
Of any particular candidate would thus, they say
ter into engagements which might in advance bind
them to certain line of conduct with respect to the
President who might be elected and might thus ipure
the interests of the State In they think
it incumbent en- them to refrain most carefully from
offering any name to the public that Of the person
whom they would wish to support; but they do not,
they cay. conceal from any Of their fellow citizens
who individually demand It, what their sympsthie
and repugnances really are.
The OIL, fragments" they say in conclusion "hs we
whole lite taken with ourevesove tor The republic and
when the people shall have manifested their will"
The various attacks circulated against Genera
Ca,agnsc, in addition to this irritste him. and In
the sitting Of Tuesday Nov. 81 he assembled the
trum and spoke as follows =
General CAvArexAo President of the Council cended
have been at cad Of The have
tie object Of attacks eapmnes Save ben
long these attacks made do belong
il different my bench. But Of late
brought forward uSser lanes which give toe quite
= care Of reiapg these cSu%nss a. another tune, when
placed ns ear hsar have now waited some days to see
any denial would he given to these eaunaies fading that
day next to oFparan, Of atd.essr ques
tons the parties to whom aiuae, and to them reply
Agation do not call forta debate; merely
to ash such questions as may e to canmne, their
e the pertons 20 whom alude Cres Of Yes yes Taey
whom am non aware wanto cone at tue bottom of the
thai, whether here elsewhere il private converon,
should be sted thoroughly Assembly
convinced hat eager arde, to have this matter
political ,es STEM Is my sent tosshes Trough the
FACES that d e Attacks sna samoc which
we're to be by the honorable
AID could b. passed the c,amnies serious and
into Vrex pIe and h m% OF
that body would have to declare what they knew the subject
during many months whilst made the object Of csumnions At
Gnr n 5 ska place T when
part he ready at any time to reply to any questions that
It, was finally resolved that Saturday, 25th Novem.
Der, should be hxsd for explanations These explsna.
tions are looked forw ard to with intense interest The
following letter from Paris will convey idea Of the
Importance Of them -
origin progress that terrible insprrscon Of junsan in
m 30 enormous in its Irop9ous that we weo utterly
which we are only now in position calculate the extent and
with this dreadful event have fallen al do
The Executive has been accused Of having duced
position which made them calamity to the country
Ss @ has
low sunk into and the charges against have
He principal candidates the Pre-
and the part he took in the Affair is of to
BY parties no is charged with having reekessly
text for seng the dictatorship BY other parties
t 70 against the when h
by the under which he deceying
such compromised the safety
vi s On
to the generals who mmanded under him; declare that If
The charge however bought By the greater por
as he aToSsa s "a n him Is
in order thu he ish have the putting
hr.. allowed extend Itself whole caP.
become terrible charge has been reiterated on
ae pss. waS his , and a
morning OF the first DAY Of tie he went to General
form Srcadea General csvasnso inquired they We're
or S ae @ e s a e.
Of General Cayaignae REPLIED We will go when there
for rot single soldier was sent prevent
the formation Of the barbados ahopgh the troop. all the
M Caya has been ACCUSED of this conduct occasion
denoe before the paIiaensry committee Of inquiry threw
great de, Of the blame on Genra cavaisnas and now
The charge 1t singular General Cavaignao should
E sar
hni them ?, y ,s notice but h.. that
CHARGES have nosor months ncwpapers
s
BY sresr % s1d 0s again 5
General reply he charges bsre
simply reserve in the and his present. DE-
they die ne noS sees s
in these hopes he disappointed and trusts that the
The Assembly ITSELF the camcr Of his psrtaaSs to give the
n" to s a. ,. debate As
looked degree interest that
% &c " ' at HoSessn s
sacOg has been fer BY toesc despatch for the discus
Among other things, is raid that NJ B. St. Hilaire
prepared to prove that General Cavagnsc order
ed officially to bring 20 600 troops Paris that he
refused. This grave affair gives rise to an infinite
number ofreports Among Others, 1t Is raid that Gen
Cayasnao Will probably be forced to retire from the
ontest for the Office Of President of the Republic.
The delegates of the trades Of the Luxe mbourg have
recently had meeting to choose candidate for the
Office Of President and agreed to put forward Louis
has written letter in which be says that he not
thnk that there ought to be President of the repub
lic but that II they think his name can be made use
of as protest against the title and Presi-
de mt of the republic he agrees to It willingly happy at
being chosen to represent the great family Of the Lux
The following is the letter in question -
My dear Friends the eanddateshp which you offer
accept with gratitude, mark Of sympathy which hear
But you think like myself sure beforehand that hero
m an, Of and % 5use those
,eUsn nSs
to p0,Shs the revision ef the Cons and
II you think my will be service against the
title the President republic give you
free leave maize Of happy that have selected
saiui e fratcrlltG Z, ''' N'A'''0D'S.
London, Nov. Is 1913. LOUIS BLANC.
Louis Napoleon seems confident In success and
holds regular Levers it Is difficult to explain his po.
prsrity. The Marquis Of Normandy, our Ambnssa.
dor at Paris has thought fit to send ton
the Par journals which asserted he had called upon
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte.
Banquets are again the order of the day.
The calm observer Of passing events prognosti-
cate ~ood for the future from this state Of feverish
excitement
maj Busssaud has addressed a Letter to M,
NIUE which lie declares that it was not to General
-avaguac he alluded when he recommended to the
cleo AXE choice Of President" capable OF do
minaiipg the prese mt and consolidating the future"
He expresses his surprise that there could have been
moments doubt az TO his real meaning. and he points
clearly to Louis Napoleon Buon parte as the candi
date to hom he aludos.
Tho Club OF the Revolution, OF which Barbcswas
the President has resumed its sitttgs IL meets at
the Sale Montesquieu. Last nIght inns meme crowd
assembled 10 witness the proceedings The PRESIDENT,
Heiyc, an intimate friend of Darbes with difficulty
maintained silence The discussion was very ami
mated and proves that the cbism between the social
ists and red republicans becomes daily wider. Many
of the orators speaking If Ledru kolin, called him
redctionroi,c Others attacked Raspail, whom they
rsrnld utoni.t Thes only time the 600 nersnns