The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29

overows stone and plaster, takes possession Of the
walls and them with topographic tapestry 1t
will shut up the windows, and the inhabitants of
the Re chaussdes will be surprsed-they will not
eclipse of the not foretold by Hershe If all other
trades suffering, the advertising trade is In full
prosperity, which Is a consolation.
The placards may be divided into two grand classes:
those on white and those colored paper. The go
approprates to itself the white paper which
is by prescription Of official character; the coored
paper is abandoned to every body. Testing apart,
these pacards are of all shades.
II they find fault with the provisional government
COVER ment; they are sufficiently public. Having the
monopoly of white paper, they to take pleasure
to make use Of it. There are DEGREES decrees pro-
CARNATIONS on proclamations But amongst all these
official documents there is which, decidedly,
France has no taste for-the circulars.
We will pass by the white paper-t is not the most
amusing in this mural literature; let begin with this
axiom-that happy ideas are numerously produced by
means of advertisement. We heartily wish that no
nest and reasonable people would employ it fire.
quently to communicate their thoughts and advice
1t would be compensation for all the visionary ideas
with which they distgurs the little red green blue
yellow lilac tricolor papers which look like ranbows
Let us make haste to catch their spirit for they
ephemeral, and tomorrow will be more disappear
ing under their younger rivals.
In this tohu-bOhu how many selcreated teachers of
constitutional law erect themselves into the organs of
the people, when they are but clumsy State cobbers
"3ussi bien que les rois lie Pepie Hattensn The
Ouvrier now reckons more courtiers than any oriental
despot and courers notices. serve At this time when
all the privileged classes are these courtiers
OF the power Of the hour, recOnsttute privileged
class; they ascribe to the people the monopoly Of all
virtue, all merit; they construe equality to mean an
exclusion of part of the nation paternity by
right Of prmogeniture Ubiquitous than the right
Of primogeniture under the old regime.
Happily the people, the real people have too much
good sense to believe this gross attcry they know
that courters advantageous for the
eign sen blouse than for the sovereign in embroi-
derry
On the morrow of the victory of February the name
Of the c depan Able Chate to the astonishmen mt of
ALL reappeared. For many years thought of
the Prmate of the Gaus' and his orations in honor
of Union de Encios and the Dieu des bonnes Gems
They who remembered his name thought him devoted
to grocery trade much honest than his defunct
church Not at all Liable Chatel announced return
to his old trade But at the theatres revivas seldom
successful This was sure to fail We mixed with the
"a6ches" good shrugged up her sh oulders and
wag wrote on it La religion Sc preche ct ne s'aBche
pas"
Poor Prmate of the tobacco shop who could not I'M
derstand the lesson given him by the people Of 1S4S
when they bowed before the image Of Christ, and
luted with respect Of his true ministers in the
midst of the smoke of guns and the enthusiasm of vic
tory
Among all the REVEALS of the least popular has
been the reopening of the Jacobn club Louis Philippe
of the most devoted of Jacobns formerly; he
the door keeper of the club as he boasts in
the journal of this part of his life But the Jacobin
club had long existence it lived not day but only
evening However its doctrines not dead with
it, Other clubs have orators who profess openly the
they demand of the electoral candidates. If they adopt
the declaration Of the rights of man, Of the citizen
Robespierre.
What is more particularly to be remarked in the
"aBches and speeches of the patioes apances" is,
that their progress like that of srmps is backwards
They find nothing better than to retrograde fifty
i've years without considering that circumstances and
intellect far from being the same These copyists
antquated events determined to cut down with
blow feudality, which long since is dcad-stone
dead-as in the times of Pitt and Cobourg; now Pitt
and Cobourg do not threaten any point Of the frontier
There in '93 journal called Linn dn Peupie'
xunn an imn
virtues not sufficiently understood Presto! The
"4m du Peupie is resuscitated in the year of grace
1S4S
The old " Commune de Paris which has left such
agreeable "reminiscences, is now supplied by another
" Commune de Paris" We have also a" Pece Duche-
sue" They phantoms evoked Of which each asks
You take turn in the Tuleries, and hoarse voices
assa your ears with posthumous evocatons OF Marat
and Chauenettc. To what end are these furious pro-
vocations to persons who are quietly vending their
way and only seeking order quiet and work or to the
swarms of children who are playing thoughlessiy IN
the sunshine of spring,
In some of the shops you may see the g onnets
rouges for sale 1t would seem they are not much In
favor, for little is dol ny in this trade.
In planting some OF the trees of liberty, might be
living allegories decorated with the insignia
of terror with naked arms, brandishing in one hand
flag, and in the other broken chan carried on the
shoulders of four stalworth men The passers by
demanded what meant this exhibition and whether it
a continuance of the carnival, and thought that
not ugly dresses might have been chosen.
One journal has felt the ground as to the popularity
OF ventOsO and Co.. but we DO not una
it has succeeded France is not now disposed to reform
its calendarit is quite satisfied with the Gregoran
system.
Every one now is disposed to retain the they
received from their godathers and godmothers Bo-
nface'' Polycarp,n or Barnabash do not think OF
becoming Brutus" Timolcon,'' or" Sccvola" NO one
thinks now OF rebaptising himself Chou" Panais,
or Navet,n according to the veritabe legend which
replaced the saints when the old club of the Jacobns
fsurished in all its glory.
The title of !! citizen which even in official docu-
ments is not of universal is altogether unused in
ordinary life He who night in the club is Cito-
yen CADET becomes like every else quitting it
NJ onsicur'' This word citizen is much the same
the dress of actor, which he leaves behind him
when he quits the theatre The functionary who con-
cludes his official letters with Salut ct fratcrnite is
your humble servant" in his private correspondence
Besides the clubs properly called there are formed
sort Of little clubs in the open air by groups OF some
three four who discuss politics The garden of the
Palais Royale-pardon should say Palas Nationals
particularly the theatre Of their meeting. You may
there, if you please, evoke the resolution of Camille
Dcsmouns standing chair making the walls reecho
st2his fiery addresses, and tearing from the trees
Branch which became in his hand symbol OF re-
volution. You do not now it is true; meet with 80
vch cment orators The organization of labor is now
the prevailing topic and the assembly frequently three
four people, who would gladly have less leisure to
study the subject to them too practical mnging with
them you may easily discover that the system of NJ
Louis Blanc begins to be somewhat indgestible with
all his fine talking" said one Of them the other Day
=" NJ. Louis Blanc does not give us Louis Jaunes"
To touch on the socialist and communist utopas,
is rather dangerous This great question OF labor Is
of the principal sources Of the fecundity Of our
walls in afchcs another the inallibe panaceas for
curing the disorder of fin ances. Follow out the
prescriptions of these doctors and the only annoyance
you suffer is plethora of riches They have found
the philosophers stone and they offer 1t to the State
as dose patriotique.' Here quack proposes plan
which will give the State the trng sum of three thou
sand millions. more There you read, France rich
in eight days. Nothing easy; carry your specie
to the government in exchange for stock and replace
your plate with the plated ware of the advcrtser-a
puff Do not believe the trading part of
the community idle in this host of afches.
They advertise under the heading of Fraerna advice
to the working classes of both sexes elixir
for all disorders existing not existing -besdc which
the famous balm of Firebras but IA water. You
find another addressed to the Citoyennes, and dis
cover that some exquisite chapeaux are for sale NJ
moderate prices. Another invites all the +" femmes
bres from ID to 30 years to inscribe themselves in
the " Legion Vesuvenne." At first. disposed
to think II a legion intended for Africa to conquer
the Bedouns by the force of their charms the pow
of their eyes; but closer investigation, 1t turned
out to be association of workwomen. Whence
this title could tell the nearest that could
be found that sometimes heated matter would issue
thor uno he