The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-26

ges, Duclerc, and Woowsh spoke against the propo-
sition for choosing candidate In conclusion, the
club resolved that its sympa for
particular candidate, the members would afford their
firm support to any President elected by universal
suffrage.
The French journals are taken up with the election
for the Presidency Little alteration had occurred in
the prospects Of the candidates but II any change
could be noticed is said to be favorable to General
Cayagnac, whore friends were msnfesting an amount
Of eectioneering skill for which they had received
credit. For example-the resolve of Government TO
discharge instantly all the soldiers whose term Of
vice will end with the 31st Of next month 10 deemed
adroit mode by which to the departm nte
through the aid Of 10000 or 10000 men, to whom 1t
was natural to suppose General Cavsignac had en-
deared himself The Bonapartsts are not less active
Generally speaking the humber classes OF the popua.
ton WILL is believed vote for Prince Louie Napoleon
not as will easily be credited through attachment for
his person, because that under his uncle the poor
were better of than they now and that they hope
that tresdng In the footsteps Of his ustrious rea-
enjoy comparative comfortn
Desperate Is would appear the canaIdature Of NJ
Ledru Rollin, says our private letter. ait is pushed
que belief among his friends that he has q chance
Marshal Bugeaud 10 said to have formally Withdrawn
from the contest, and M Lamartine ID said to recon-
mend the election Of General Cavaignac, between
whom and Prince Louis Napoleon the only zeal strug
gle will therefore take place The discussion in the
National Assembly on the appointment Of M. Beth.
mont an ex.representativc, to be President Of the
Cour dAppel, has rather injured the popularity of
General Csvagnac, because the appo in ques-
ViOldtiOn OF decree OF tho Assem-
bly, Of the 10Th Of June which declared that no repre-.
tentative should be eligible TO public employment
pending session Of the Assembly
Great preparations are In progress projected for
tie Inauguration Of the new Constitution on a mag.
niGcent scale, and which also by the opponents Of
government denounced by the opposition portion
Of the oectloneering acque of the friends Of Gene
rskCsvajgnsc
THE Monieur du soir denies that any conflicts had
arisen between the Carde Mobile and the troops Of the
line Nevertheless new instance Of the Kind (at the
Courtille) is mentioned in the journals Of this day"
Our correspondent In his letter dated 8 O'Clock
Thursday evening, Nov. 9, says
"The Bouise was rather calm to. day. The Ave per
cents to 66f Goo but ultimately receded, and
closed at trihipg advance on Yesterdays prices al
though IL generally believed that the election Of
Prince Louis Napoleon as President Of the Republic
certain The friends Of the Prince to wish IL
TO be understood that be be elected President Of the
Republic be will surround himself with Of capaci-
ty, without reference to the political opinions they
may be deemed TO entertain. In short his adherents
omit nothing calculated to raise expectations Of vast
bepeht from his government and they thus create
amount ofexpectaton that II will not be found easy
to fattfy
1.-THE Secretaries Of the Club Of Reprcse natives who
meet In the rslace Of the Institute have addressed
letter 10 the CoHJiufionnei stating that as body