The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-29

ally could not believe tho extension which
tho ideas of tic Communist had oblained;-
the publicity and tho free discussion which
have resulted itom tho revolution of Fcbrun-
ry, have brought tho fact before them and
The world. Tho same publicity has, feel
confident, led, not ms you will he told by
newspapers, 10 the spread Of idcns Of Com
munsm, but to their dimnulou; Inc light
Of discussion and reason has been fatal 10
them, aud manyof those who had before n
doptcd thcm from conscientious belief in
their efficiency and pracicability, have now
abandoned them.
Those Who had a selfish interest at stake,
tho chiefs and the staff of the great army Of
cnsiyo against society, have remained filth
iul, will not say 10 their convictions, but 10
their post, and 10y flnltcring various passions
and utcrcsts,-by inviting tic hid or the
partnership Of various prctcndcrs, have sue
cCCdGd in acquiring the force and organizing
the resistance, over which the Republic has
Just trunphcd. T'hcy have lluttercd, say,
various passions. They have also raised ev-
cry nag;thut ofIIcnry v, ofJonviIle, ofLou-
is Napoleon. was in the district of the in
surgcnts on Friday and part of Salurday,aud
talked with tie defenders Of the harricndcS,
during tho interval of the combat Their
walchword was La RepujHgiIe Democratigue
et Sociaie; but the name of each of the above
prctcndcrs was Iult forward also. and praised.
Tho greater number of those who spoke of
one man, seemed, however, in favor OF Join
vile Regency. This fact, which myself
observed, coupled with the fact that many of
the cX-nunicipal guard were among the
comhalants, might lead TO suspicious MS TO
the Intervention ofthc Orleans family in this
movement. As little respect MS his conduct
forces one TO feel for the chief ofthnt family,
! do not believe, that either Jonvillc or Au-
male would lend themselves TO this war upon
society The large sums of money which
were distributed among tho insurgents will, I
cannot doubt, hc found TO have come from
other sources Than theirs. Among the in
sIrgcnls, was gratifcd TO see how small
portion was composed ofthc intelligent work
ing men of Paris. This great Babel has, in
its population. 10000 torcais Siibercs-gradu-
ntes oftlis galleys, who having served their
time Mt Brost, or Rochcfort, or nj TOulon, are
prohibited from entering the large cities
where, however, from tleEgrcalcr facility for
crime, they are almost sure to find their way.
This class seemed TO he fully represented.
! must close my letter abruptly. The FIX
ccuIivo Commission lnsyou viii sec, retired,
md CavaiHnac rests charged by the Assem-
bly, with Executive power There is ono
man instead of five. This will give decision
aud unity where it was before wanting. The
public feeling at this moment is disposed to
accuse the lnic government, too severely |
think, for it's INDIGESTION. I.amarIne saw
we'll that this combat would come; and it
was his policy to stavo it oil, by all means,
until Inc cons tuition was adopted s. tho gov
eminent was dcfnitivclv organized. For this
he kept 10y his side LcdnI Rollin. History will
rcndcr him Justice. and will give him proud
niche among those who have had the cour-
age to sacrifice present popularity, and TO
brave calumny in order to be useful TO their
country.
Ever yours, GEORGE SUNNI Err.