Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-10-12
The great obstacle in the way of the Re-

The great obstacle in the way of the Re-
public is the peasan,ry. The men who pro-
claimed the Republic IN obedience to orders
from some Is or 10000 Of the P"pulace of
Paris, forgot that although they might get
up good deal of enthusiasm in the city, and
in few ofthe large towns Of the provinces,
the agricultural population, who are by
far most numerous, must be consulted at
las,-the farmer, who has had As per cent.
more to paw IN taxes; and the farmers man.
who has hadI his wages reduced 10 enable
his empIo to pay the taxes. Put your
hand into his pocket and draw out his earn
ings to pay for the Republic, and see whe-
Their he will support it.
The conslan, decline in trade-lt is de-
clining, al.houg the government organs tell
you 10 the contrary-the low state OF the
treasury, the difficulty of getting in the ta1-
es, and The general complication of politics,
have tremendous effect on the French funds
To-day they have fallen considerably: the
S per cents. to 81 IA and per cents. to
43 IA.
The ultra democrats say this is trick OF
the rich to kill the Republic; but the rich,
as they are called would be glad to see the
funds 20 per cent higher, for they would
then have confidence in the payment of
dividends; trade would revive. and they
would find tenants for their houses. No, ii
is not conspiracy of the rio b it is the re-
suit of general metals; the general opinion
that the government will be unable to es-
tablsh system for which there is only a
Iukewarm support on one, and deadly hos
tlli,v on The other.
The numbers for the successful candi-
dates in Paris were declared officially TO day
at the Hotel D'VilIe. They are Louis Ma
poleon 49, 1852; Foul 1881, Respail &C.,
963.
A statement has been published to-day by
some of the deputies who were to have been
sent by Cavai gnsc into the departments, and
the instructions given them show that the
general had never for moment abandoned
the cause of good government.
IRELAND.
CAT the time of the sailing Of the America
there was considerable excitement in Ire
land, and strong feeling prevailed in some
quarters that rebellion had broken out at
the south. We had very little doubt that
the disturbance would turn out to be unim-
portan,. and that its character would have
more ola social than political complex
ion. Such now APPEARS 10 he the case
As to the probable result of the State trials
various opinions are hazarded, and variety
of reports put in circulation as TO the course
which the government, intend TO adopt. in
case they should be successful in securing
verdic,s.
The belief entertained that positive re-
bellion has broken out, is, to certain e1-
tent, without foundation. But it is never
theIess true, that depredatory bands of arm
ed men have turned out in hostile array.
encamped in almost inaccessible positions.
and are openly defying the military autho-
rily.
Numerous attacks have been made upon
the police and pathising residents.
These demonstrations, SO purposeless in
themselves, and so we'll calculated TO in
spire alarm, particularly in England, have,
in considerable degree, subsidized though
The rash insurgents. are far from being dis
persed.
The last accounts from Ireland state that
the neighborhood of Carrck-on-Suir is still
disturbed, that the insurgents occupy iorml-
dable localities upon The Mountains, that
signal fires are lighted every night, and that
the utmost vigilance of the military and
police failed to crush the display. Search
is KEEP, up after Doheny asJ the other lead
ers, who are known TO be with the insur-
gents, but are yet without the slightest effect.
GERMANY.
FRANKFoRT-A sanguinary instruction
broke out here on the evening Of Sunday
Of thirty barbados were e.
rec.ed throughout the city and defended
with desperate courage by the people,
The revolt had not been efertuaIly sup
pressed at the departure Of the last accounts
The loss Of life was considered.
SAxoNY.-A revolt took place at Chen
m,se on the l1,h. Barbados were form,
ed and the operatives were reinforced by
numbers from the suburbs, who had al
tackled the troops but were efecually over
come.
VIENNA Vienna has again been the
scene of fresh BIoodshed, and still con,in-
ues in most distracted state.
HAMBURG -Somelocal disturbances have
taken place in Hamburg.
HUNaARY.-The af1airs Of Hungary are
becoming more. and more conflicting.
NORTHERN ITALY.
Owing to the accepted mediation of France
and England, the country is in state of
suspended hos,ililies, bu. it is feared tina.
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