The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-20

always been popular, because he is believed be
rrenehman at heart-eyen In exile manifesto
uohs wuc nave come to the public garland because he
is known TO he gallant warrior and an ac com shed ma
val commander fFrance should return 10 state of mon
archy hazard nothing in saying that he w thereto
the Bat will offer speculations on an oe
which, it to transpire would fill the friends
OF freedom throughout the world with dismay | will dis
miss the distressing thought from my mind
much TO be regretted that the provisional government
lid submita plan of constitution 10 the people of France
when il ordered elections be held for delegates to the
present National Assembly IL could have had the aid and
advice of the best in the republic, in addition
It's own tnlents and plan thus prepared might have been
ratified by the voters at the time the members were chosen
This would have prevented the commoton which has ex
ised since the revolution, Until constitution shall be-
adopted, there can be durable tranquility, security
from anarchy the side, and monarchy the other
Ii is the want Of governments constitutional govern
ment that the distressful COMMISSIONS of France
and the increased and increasing difficulties to the eab
ishmen of occasions gloomy forebodngs for the fo
ture Had Lamarnes own head prepared a constitution,
the work would have been received that of pure
and, with the lights which were before him, less able
statesman than himself could not possibly have erred No
other form of government, feel confident is adapted
people who desire to be Free than that of the United States
1t is admirably calculated for nation mercurial
France Its conservative provisions are Indispensable TO
the curling of the wild spirit OF democracy, "coni
munism, which otherwise might render legislation
BILE. President elected for of six years
from each of the SO departments chosen for four years
and representative for every $4,000 Inhabitants chosen for
would guaranty good ORDER and consequent prosper
ty the country 1t is idle suppose that bodypar
ticuarly nnwiedy account of its size. the
National Assemby-can govern properly The system has
failed everywhere had to be abandoned in the United
States and the has been found be in
competent for eecting purposes good in Germany La
marines only has been that of omission perhaps
properly speaking, desire avoid he conceived
unnecessary responsibility in not submitting constitution
the people for their approval during the first month of the
republic In all else he has displayed extraordinary de-
gree of craftsmanship.
The result of the struggle in western and central CONT
mental Europe between republican and ,narchica prin
cples isbecomng and more doubtful The national
Parliament Of Germany which commenced its sessions
Frankfort the 18th instant is apprehended inclined
strongly towards national utional monarchy. This
body has been elected in indirect way by the people,
the ratio of member for every 600 inhabitants 1t
succeed in my opinion, in perfectng object so
palpaby with public sentiment, but il may
struct that impotent crouchng prince-servng concern
the Germanic Det-which would be more fatal to the
hopes Of berys staunch friend than the creation of
Emperor, nasmuch as the latter would stand upon no
rmer basis than that of the house which had its ounda
ton in sand, while the Bundesversa mmlung would con-
the dgned toady of the petty potentates who eat
the substance of the people The concessions which
the Germans have obtained from their soveregns have al
ready elevated in their and the worlds
commanding position; and although their wishes be
hwartcd for the present by dreaming professors stupid
politicians, and mid blunderng statesmen, yet they are
certain consolidate their freedom at period not
mote that there is probability that their wishes will
now msrepresented. The contemplate stipendaries of
royalty must the end, succumb their feowmen, clad
in the of natural rights. The OF sefgovem-
has suffered muchits progress rearded-n Germa-
nv from the outbreaks and other untowad in
France.
The reunion of schleswig Hosein with the Fathea
may be considered perfected but if Denmark should
not be utterly annhilated, quasi may possibly be
nupd for sOme This however. be seriously
injurious general commerce with the north OF Europe
while it will assuredly benefit materially navigation
We shall do the principal carrying to and from the German
until there is actual cessation OF hostllities SWe
den fearing that Germany would annex Denmark proper
after possessing herself of Scheswg, was disposed to es
pouse the quarrel of the Danes but here will not likely be
any provocaton for the exercise of her question
has arisen between Germany and Belgium somewhat SINH
lar to that which involved the former nation in with
Denmark. Limburg, embraced within the recognised
boundary of Belgium, claims to be German and hes
delegate the national Parliament Frankfort, who
oyously received and permitted take his The
"Naonalitat DIES Deutschen Vateriandes is establishing
ITSELF and with vengeance to smaller powers. The spirit
which directs it is to be rammeled by European law
established in 1916.
Italy, it is now very certain, will be soon reunited
Charles Albert desires to be placed the head of the
empire, a reward for his services in Lombardy In this
design he will be backed by powerful party; and The
chances areunless France should observe rgidy fixed
of to his success The OF
the bloody engagement Naples will reach you through
other channels.
Russia has intention of making encroachments
other nations and She wishes be let alone and
will doubtessy adhere the policy of merely acting the
defensive
Great Britain has committed many diplomatic blum
ders enormties recently that she has been almost ruled
off the continent. Lord Mimic and Mr. Buwer have
buted fill the cup of bad odor in which she has been
held for some time.
Austria seems to be doomed. No influence prevent
her. far as can Judge from present Indications from
tumbing to pieces t.
Our counymen may rest assured that general Euro
pean war is not to be apprehended.