New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
CHAOS IN EUROPE
The Ingredients Of the French Republic-Do-
ing- in Germany, Italy. sc.
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ga.lop through the streets-men 10 1.0uses. sa~inf
vendors Of refreshmeuts police agents. mingled 20
gether al pressing toward le la-e De- la C0ncorle -
such is the phys.ouomy of Paus to-day Another
. emeute has been kniled some pistol SHOT or other
happening the right time. small attack oi cavalry
against women and children has Cscl the lettering
/ Government new strength for "a time Oh the uew
Republic which "a al occasions must fy for refuge
70 the old pocears Of the July Monarchy % ensrhen
out its drfci existence am more and more Jed o.
believe with Nettern.ch and Cent? that Republic ii
impossible ia Europe. ho1 happy do no- feel brave
Americans taat you have acted easily as . hali
IN sport that programme which appears impossible iol
usthst every day you pat our Old mother land % Tie
blush. and brand l- lies The unPropaols prophecies %
dplomaiists How glorious. how sublime tie Re-
public under the banner Of the stars aid what poor
irregular parody is this Republic Of the Tnco.oT on
the seine with its pzs9une consisting half o. block
heads half Of rascals'
Three months old il this French hep-b.r. and al
ready every one dcspa.rs OF its continuance Already
the dozen Monsrchs 10 Germany point out IN warning
20 their people and say. Wait awhile and you do
moi behave properly shall leave YOU and then you
win come under Republic Ike the Partisan o. What
shall write you from this place j weakness party
intrigue ndec.sion want Of ideas and capacity. couiu
sion and high sounding phrases might be- collectively
expressed 10 a single comprehensive word, would
write you tais word ia colossal letters and nothing
farther But since such expressive word cannot yet
be found. ] VIII write you in the meantime
CHAOS
! And truly a chaotic confusion reigns here Neither
the Government nor the National Assembly n0 the
parties nor the people themselyes actually know what
they want They all shout V,re b. R.5ubh7u, but
each one thinks 10 himself quite differently thereby
| There s the rel Regnb'ic with Barbes. Banqul Ras
pail Sc which declares that Freedom cannot boz csta6.
shed without the gulotne enormous c0niscat0n. etc
There is the frcoiored R,pnbhc Of Lamartne fal o.
fine words sentimental ideas and -raniiloqueut phrases
but which is reduced in practice. 90 the old song
] mean 70 do well bat can't" There is The blue Re-
public with " Armand Nsrrast who would have every
thing % under Louis Philippe only instead Of "a
hereditary King elective President There is the
cife Rpp5c Of the Able de- Genoude with the Natoua
Sovereignty and Universal Franchise for hc base and
the Duke Of Bordeaux herc4tqry President for the
apex This Republic Of all colors combined, is naiu
rally preferred by the Monarchca pretcnders Of all
coiors Then there is again the Duke Of Bordeaux.
who Is Henri by the Grace Of God" desires 90 re-
for the third time the Monarchy Of the lilies and
the Bourb0ns Then the Prince de Joinylc who
nuAA4AE upon i- fofAlh n.y. ffi- liiI7N4A To F"iH To
play the role in opposition 20 the Count de PARIS
his father Louis Philippe played ia opposition 70 The
Duke de- Bordeaux-ihai IT, 10 substitute the younger
line for the elder and Ike Francis 90 establish Mon
archy with Republican Institutions elective Censor
ship, september laws and budget Of 800 millions.
copied after that of 1870 Then follows the little Count
de Paris whom his followers wish to place on the
throne a. Louis Philippe l and adopt the chart ofl,30
=.
Bonapartc who intends founding new Empire with
orders Of Nobility bees and old and young guards and
then conquer the world-if it Will let itself be con
quered IS oop' dc there hall dozen other
Napoeopidcs who si look or lees ike the old En-
peror, all baptised Napoleon. wear huzzar boots
and great coats buitoued up ho did and cough and
blow their noses in just the same way.
How DO you ike this model map Do not by any
means think that all these part only ideal. 80
they exist in reality each has is journals he ban
ners It's emeurs (mob makers IN the streets ts Re
presentaiiyes ina the Assembly H. agents rho dark
It hopeless confusion France is Che best posi-
be road 10 become. by degrees a second Span--per
haps even TO 20 down ike Poland.
The first of the prctonders who has stepped openly
on the scene OF action is Louis Napoleon Bonapate
the hero Of Strasbourg and Bouogne, and the prisoner
of Ham Four departments have chosen him as Nation
al Representative, and after dsys Of parliamentary
debates and street riots their choice has been confirm
ed by the National Assembly. To-day he - 10 take his
place As a member OF that body and since noisy de-
mons1auon is again expected on this occasion, the
troops are marching the drums rolling, the order
lies spring hther and thither and the blouse and
Ramns swarm together At every street corner his pic
ure is sold to crowds ofbuyers and the cry Pre N1p0
Icon Is everywhere heard. -Four new Bonapartst
Journals have already been established q Nap0l3pIe1,
L. NAPOLEON Rlpubbcaia Ia Constitution de- a ReDabiqrs
Napoe0uienHe and ie Pcft Cap0rri Pamphlets and
loose sheets which make great OF him, rather
given away than bought-old officers OF the Imperial
Army talk glory the groups-the laborers are told,
that the Prince possesses ho holsani million francs IN
property which he Will Immediately place 40 the dspo
sition Of France and make everybody rich ~ once
the Army which finally feels desire 20 play other
part than to be quietly shot down In Ngers by the Be
douns In Paris by the Of the barrcadcs greets
him with enthusiasm a glorious remembrance and O.
brilliant hope-the B0urge0isie who, before all things.
wish 10 have quiet and order and who remember with
pleasure the mastery order which prevailed under the
iron hand Of the Emperor are not precisely discon-
tented and thus al-ctzens, soldiers worknen, stu
dents. blouse men and grmlas-shout "Nivo En-
pereurr
Under these auspices Louis Napoleon appears on the
stage Surrounded by experienced counselors and skill
fu agents, richer than the Republic which is very
poor he has easy play in opposition 10 a weak inca
pabe Government and exhausted, divided National
Assembly and should il remain the determination Of
the Committee who draft the Constitution that the
future President shall be chosen by the universal sur
irage of all the citizens OF France Louis Napoleon Boz
naparte viii be hrst cle,ted-and alter be has been
President three years viii be but short step TO
Emperor. Thus matters stand So present-not very con.
solatory but what is to be done We have trembled
forty three years under Monarchy-the whole genera
ton has grown up in monarchica deas-there visi
Die lack Of Republicans, and without Republicans no
genuine Republic be founded.
Throughout the rest OF Europe, the old state Of
things continues The King OF Naples stil rules, the
Pope sfill temporises the Grand Duke Of Tuscany
looks on and Charles Albert OF sardinis plays his game
OF chess with the Austrian Marshal Radctsky the
great board between Verona and Mantua which never
theless does not hinder him through the schemes Of
Giobert and his other agents from incorporating
duay the whole Of Northern Italy INTO bis possessions.
Thus he has already swallowed Modena Parma and
Pacenza Al this moment the annexation of Lombardy
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