New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-12

IN th street,. even If unsrmei q. II friendly
porsns r. tbs manner they hope sl O. b. ps -''-
~ emeate 10 order o. conquer with the I'D 90 40
ders ADD 100 cannon which hsve been held re-Vy ''f
the cYau,errevoution for two yesrs past
Thu. far extend our sdvices and VIII hope inst
the Berlnise vii once bring 20 shame the Mac ..
syellstic calculations Of the Camara, aud avoid an
e,ueu5s-the more so since. in the meantime, the
whole land 10 rising 70 protec, the injured National
Assembly From all sides address Of sympathy pour
IN upon this body the National Guards Of the import
ant cities Of Cologne Magdeburg 5tetn. and Breslan
are already marching 70 the help Of Berlin and one
universal cry rings through the whole land We viii
pay no more taxes tll the National Assembly has
sgreed 10 Contracted with these eyenss IN Ger
many everything j. very quie, and moderate with ~
in rance and political condition may be- cofaPre-
hen1cd in a few words
Tho Presidency eth continues the grea, topic Of as
cusson ia point Of TACT there but two candidates,
Cavagnac and Louis Napoleon the three others Lamar
tine Ledr1 Roin and Rasya viii either retire only
consttute minority, which viii be without influence
upon the main result But To say beforehand which Of
these two actual candidates will bear OF the palm 20
impossibnity Among hundred, eighty would affirm
that Louis Bonaparte will BE- elected, without being
able 70 assign any other ground therefor than the sud
united support the quasiprnce will receive from all
the enemies and opposers Of the Republic On the
other side Is asserted that the cities will BE- against
Louis Bonapar,e throughout that the country people
are gaining clearer insight into the true condition OF
things. and that the support of the Nonarchiss, as
Thiers Berreyer Bugesud Larochejaquelin Mole &c.
does the NaDoleOnide more harm than good. Accord
log 10 our view which is based principally upon for
rusr experience and on the election Of December l0,
when the season In most Of the Departments Is very
unfavorablo the participation Of the people in the cleo
ton will be- by no favorable as - supposed
OF the ten millions Of electors which France now
possesses perhaps not more than three millions VII
take part in the election particularly the country
people who may have 10 travel from their villages
through storm and snow drifts for several hours will
attend but thuly.
II then from three to four millions of voters exercise
their privilege (snd remember that when the ques-
tion of the lifelong Consulate Of Napoleon before
the people scarcely one and A half millions were EN-
braced in the registers of all the Commune It al
most impossible the scattering Of the votes upon
i've candidates that any one should receive the pre-
scribed minimum of two millions. The proper choice
among those candidates who have the most votes
would then deyolve upon the National Assembly. IN
which case it Is decided that the majority would make
none other than Cavaignac President But once more
be- il said that no one predict anything with Ger
,anty-not even the Minister Of the Interior, who re
ceves daily the reports of the Projects from all the De
parments In addition the character OF the French
nation is so movable public opinion springing 60 rap
idly from one extreme the other that an event or
accident within the last "a hours before the election
may completely ch'Dge the result
But our peaceful DAYS are already numbered, and on
the 10th OF December storms will begin the end OF
which may not be seen The e1ahe Republican La
grange Representative Of the extreme Lett has already
declared 10 Louis BonsDsrte in his very teeth Mon
sieur Bonaparc as long you citizen and Repre-
sentative have nothing against you bat If you should
be chosen President Will shoot you down Ike dog
wherever may meet you. nothing amissl kHo" thM
the Workmen's Union about 10000 members strong,
have resolved in case Louis Bonsparte should be
chosen President to assemble in divisions of 600 and
shoot him zone OF us will certainly hit him" say
they and thousands be guotinsd, like an Al
baud"
But more dangerous Is the prospect which menaces
us upon second unlettering OF the Proetarat Either
the Republicans viii summon the help Of the faubourgs
against the Imperial lusts OF Louis Napoleon or the
latter opposed aud attacked by the Bourgeoisie VIII
address himself 10 the Proletarst and the sodieTy-
When however the people, often deceived and used
as the tools of others, have weapons IN cir hands,
and are cOnqucrors then power on earth Will move
them lay down these weapons unl they nave cameo
all the fruits of their victory. The new Revolution
dawns in Germany IN France and that of 1893 VIII
only have been child play in comparison. God pro
tac, ms all HB.