New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
90, pprsp>r STATE OF EUROPE.
Fashion of Parties In France-The Union oil
Italy against Austria.
Par. Correspondence Of Tho Tribune
a. a 10.

We have National Assembly ia iuA ACTIVITY Gov
enment with responsible Ministers Constitution -
lo.ns framed. order and quiet resign n pogis and a.
,beurh trade IL stu az stand although industry an
s..hes although capital sal avoids coming out from
~. hiding places the fault does NOT rest tn tlc colsi
,,ted As.emh'y. nor Wi'h toe con'ituied Government
We are nov having a Constitution made 81 DO not
en- il Is the twenty sc,onth over which France ha. re-
iced for the lasi siSty yoors-nOr is by any mcan
the Last The great mandatory whchf the aforesaid
Constitution j. elaborated we cell National Asscinnly
and this National Assembly consists % 300 most jealous
patriots. o. very dacrcnt mental capacity bat OH i"
sircd with iAo zeal namely. 20 speak o. o','
themselves and % interrupt often as li 'e.'''D
other speaker
since ny li.t dispa'che. eight day h.' .,
ours enthusiastic Assembly has 100 inc moan ''-
dsit .c-s0Ds-sos-ions which ~ me ''.'' '
seven hour. and once even a- Tong o. '.''' ,,
S.aaq .aa.aeran iaey have thus afe ~
guessed through eighty hours--an' VIM '
fo. Che prosperity Of France 10 ''f u'io N'' '''
some think nothing An cAs'l-1"-io' W '''
.l.,,. 90. undertaken which lasted about two hours
and st which 10 order % do sonehHg t"o elections
,..t,,ncd and ono eunullcd. Then each Minister
,,.. oi,al io read KIND OF reckoning account in
,lb b,n.,Ifani Dis Official lahore wore highly praised
srro.ident fthe National Assembly was then chosen
.g,.iv citizen Brc,uz then siS Wee pre.it MS and
81. secretsrie-. and from that i.mc 90 the present
nothing hs. been done except the eudcwor ihe rough
cunning intrigue and perfd.ous machnaaons, 70 shut
out the ultra revolutionary Lcdru Eollin from ine inter
mediate Government which follow the Provisional
Government You practical Americans "iD scarcely
eomDfehsnd that the Assembly here, for three days
lang from morning 20 evening could discuss the ques
ton whether after the Provisional Government had
-c.sacd IT. Office andreceyed the thanks Of the Assem-
bis dayoir b.cn meritee dc Ia pirc another Ifods.
i,nal Government should be established as an tzecu'
tyc Committee, OF whether the Assembly chan -tsel.
govern and shall appoiu; Ministers for this purpose.
who val depend directly on .ls instructions
The latter plan had large number Of odvocas' who
were pleased tn the idea OF eacn person constituting
the nine hundrodth part Of the Government and -
votes were it, favor There were, nevertheless
il2 men Of judgment who defeated this plan OF sell
governing Imagine your Congress commissioned 10
ege the Union O new Constitution, and taking the
eoccnmoai upon tclf until tie completion Oft dulc-,
without a President Think OF your Congress noun-
ating ministers from its own bOdy-wta public scrutiny
ami public discussions concerning is own nomination
think now, OF these ministers, appointed by such
many headed monster a law giving Assembly under
taking nothing Us own responsibility, unable 10 DO
any thing correctly, having all day nothing 20 do but TO
ask each other what they would do ID tbs or that case
upon which they are voted down and defending them
acvcs on account Of what they have done upon which
they are again voted down. DO you believe that
Congress 90 burdcncd with the business and endless
details OF Government would ever finish the Wofk o.
framing Constitution
And yet this ino.t absurd Of an combinations found
number Of sdhercns principally among the members
al -
Barrot Duverger dc Lauranne and othors-Tho hoped
in thi. manner 70 crowd out the hated Lediu kolAn
and some OF their own party into ministerial stations
Even Odilon Barrot saw himself already Minister Of
the Interior Bilault prepared in imagination diplo
matte salad Of Foreign Relations with salt and vinegar
and NJ Fould would then doubt, have taken charge
Of the Finances But these overartiu persons arc gen
orally the fret 10 fall through In the several Commit
tees the former members of 'the left" knew well how
10 talk their proposition into favor with the goodheaf
I'd Deputies Of the provncCs-to enlghtcn them 70
clearly that eBcpabc had proclaimed the sovereign
IS OF the People aud that this Sovereignty which was
delegated by the people % the 900 Deputies, must be
exercised by them aud could not be delegated TO Others
that almost an the Departments were gained over,
and in tho Committee OF Is members, fourteen mem
bers the old lc were chosen These made them the
above unreasonable proposition, which, az have said
was rejected by 4l2 against $50.
After a stormy debate. il was finally determined to
choose an Executive Committee OF fire members, who
should govern until the formation OF the Constitution
and the establishment of definite Government
second time ala Internal artifces were employed 10y
the rcaconary party Ohc Lcgtnatsts, the Orleanist
Ultramontaucs and members o the former opposiuon
20 exclude Lcdru Bollm from the Government oil Five
but Lamartiue, who comprchcnded how dangerous ana
,mpolitic would be such step declared most positively
that he would enter into 10 combination from which
Ledru Roln was excluded. The Committee was there
fore chosen as follows ANARrINE, LrDEU RoLLIN
ARAGo GAMER PAGES and MARIE.
80 FAR have we advanced we have Government
which knows itself and which l. know7i--and the EN
change again recovering confidence while tine price
OF stocks il rising every day. Bat in spite OF Govern
meui and National Assembly. l20O00 laborers 20 about
Paris without work Up to the present present time
situations on the soca.ed National Works have been
opened for the relief Of $4,000 of thesc-privleged
osier situations where man gets francs day for
doing nothing The question now H. how long they
will continue TO be paid their two francs day,-and
when there is no more 10 give them and 5000 hungry
men are left standing idle what then Oh IL is indeed
difficult 10 govern now and il VIII De impossible
The National Assembly has it l. true appointed Com
mittcc 20 institute examination concerning the si1-
ton OF the working glasses and to make propositions
for their relief but the examination of an evil Is Unior
tunstely no remedy for h. and u is much cas- len to
make proposals than to carry them out thoroughly AMI
practically fear, however. that the aborers viii lose
their patience before the Committee has even finished
its examination and the political questions are now so
boundup with the social that the slightest rcactonay
movement Of the Assembly (and Is now continually
and ircsistby driven IN that drectoO would give the
e1efs and elras pretext for melting the aboIcrs to
violent outbreak. The Bourgeois!e desire this they
wish for OF this kind In order 10 strike finally
a decisive bow-to be done with TIE lqbor.aaaaile
Bu, the difficulty is not 20 much In Quedns euHic
a. in continuing and preserving republican form OF
Government Government OF Freedom, after victory
and particularly after bloody victory. Woe to PARIS
woe to France IT here her chief city the victory
an should be celebrated above the dead bodies Of
the people. Should such things be, from this day for
ward a military despotlsm the only possible Gov
ernment and o second Napoleon but with less genius
would be the unavoidable consequence.
We Will hope a; least that the world has advanced
farther that France has learned much the last sixty
wears and that things have taken better direction than