New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
FRANCE AND EUROPE
The Election Fears Of the future-~ituetion
of Cevaisnnc Italy, German, DC.

| let me. this time. comprise all the events Oh
,s dsy the entire interest Of the moment the sun
I'D Of my letter In the few but important words
| .Lort, NAPOLEON BoNAFABTG is PRESIDENT o. IHk
| fsENcH REPUBLIC
W. know toe result i IS true from Paris and 81
Condiments only but this 10 50 doeiceo-ihe cor P",
- ,,esks ont everywhere with such gnanlinty- that
.,,l,e re.u}t lie no. % be- doubted i0f moment
c,ysisnsc aud the party Of the National have fallen
ant Socialism and the Red Republic also have receiFed
check which 10 very significant Yes II Il no longer
/ BE- denied everything clearly confirms tNe uu'n OF
VIA, have written you 10 all ny letters hfp@o"o
irEossibh IN France The French ere MonafcnisS u
n. marrow Of their bones. They must have master
bey have always, whenever they nave become hee'
-.de themselves new master, retaining only the
s,yilege Of chasing him away BY whip and spur when
ever no be. rel gned long enough To DO burdensome.
Il i. true We Frenchmen Mouarcnists but we
ne very fond Of change faut dc HONoeaa, and
therefore hope that France will Glide through many
more governing hands, and give herself many more
ece..iye rulers from 1919 70 s99 than the
from l7s9 10 l54s
Tins Louis Napoleon is President Of the R,pnbhc
.,.o.t whose existence the four millions of votes,
which bear his name protest Let not deceive
.,l,es tho election of Louis Napoleon by the united
tsgi,imsts Oresni,ts, Imperalists the retail shop
keepers sad the peasants is protesta,on sgainft the
poiiical form Of the Republic. msiority Of more
han four millions vote for the restoration Of the Mon
scby while minority OF from two 20 three millions
sand fast by the Republic The country Is thus spill,
into two Immense Observation-Disclosures and Republi.
cans the Monsrchists possessing the power, the Re
pabicans constituting the opposition. What will be
the consequence Of ihis division CiUa War.
France IA approaching "a mOurniul Future, and no
man with healthy understanding and open eyes con
oesls from himself this conviction People deaien
themselves with the sound Of rejoicing and delUde
themselves knowingly with impossible hopes. The
stocks 20 up Ia six weeks-n two months at the far
hest they will fall deeper than they did in February
snd March II not very difficult 70 be elected Pres
dent by the name Of Napoleon Bonspsrtc but IL will
be difficult TO govern France with this name only
From The poet L0msrine, from the advocate Ledru
RolIin from the General Cavsgnac, too much had no,
been expected and the People were still disappointed.
But the name NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE awakons other
membranes, excites other expectations, imposes
other duties in addition to which His Imperial High
ness has not failed to make promises OF all kinds and
degrees Louis Bonepsrte will have difficult position,
and if all things do not deceive me the grand tragedy
OF the Emperor Nspoleon-ihe Prometheus drama OF
-. Helons-win have sfterpece miserable, low
comic face.
In two month. time those will turn against him who
made him President and those who raise such hue
and cry against Cayaignac will affirm tina, CsvOignsc
would have been the best President for the best Of all
Republics Cayaignscs greatest fault the main
Of his defeat that he was the Government Had he
given his resignation in August last and aiterward
appeared on the stage a simple candidate he would
have been certainly elected, But all Governments
unpopular In France and Louis Bonspsrte will speedily
experience this fact when he becomes the Government
10 political view coming to new combats and
rew crises in a commercial and industrial view the
.aae of Bonaparto is In wise the sovereign means
By which Trade Industry, Credit and Confidence can
b. restored OF almost hopolessly shattered sys
tenn OF Finance will say nothing. He arc Hadp nt~
usime that Is all which can be said.
The result of this election will exercise great nnu
snce upon the political condition OF Europe The name
Napoleon Bonapsrte with It's cluging traditions of
battle and onquest, will make the powers OF Europe
misirustiu IL no. completely hostile against France
II is possible that Russia alone will be an exception to
this and seek by attaching herself to France and by
the reaz alton of old plan OF alliance to secure for
herself free hand In the Orient
But AS have said write these lines under the hrst
impression of the events themselves while judgment
can only be pronounced and conclusions drawn alter
proper season of rest We must before all things, wait
until the policy of Bonaparte at home and abroad lie
more clearly defined aud until the path is known which
the new President will tread On this point however,
rests a complete uncertainty, and this is the more In
eOmprehensibe since ono ia exactly clear IN regard
to the individual himself His friends represent him as
genius bis enemies name him blockhead others
finally the Romantoals, say The whole former con
duct of Bonsparte has been masque, and when he is
once President like sextus v he will cast away his
clutches, straghten himself proudly and commence
strong and energetic government
Wei. ort riura rard consider him very ordin.
uy mediocriiy. with great opinion OF himself which
will lead not hi. enemies but his friends and followers
to certain ruin.
Blu, if Louis Napoleon Bonsparte should also 90 the
way of all the Governments of trsnce-oyer oariesdes
and esnnonadcs, and palaces s,ormed by the people,
into exile-what will then be the conolUsoni That
the much renowned Uoiversl Suffrage is worth nothing
or that rance s upgoyeInsble lone comforting as
the other.
Cavaisnac the fallen hero. conducts himself with
great cslmness and dignity. Through a cheerful aud
energetic Procl smston on the day OF Election through
measures appointed and carried out with the greatest
care he has preserved Order involsie in spite OF all
fears to the contrary and gives the power 10 his sue
eessor strong aud unshaken the Government respected
snd oheyed the land quiet and confederate WIZ this
state Of things continue under Louis Bonspsrie Mos
persons fear the contrary Csvsignse himself has remit
ed small house in the Rae Neaus dc LuIeabSus where
he Will dwell with his old mother for time. II lis said
TIA, he will soon leave France for journey 10 North
America or the Orient. lie only remsins here for
sAor, time In order to defend himself sgsns, the sceu
sons and SANDERS with which the mean and crawling
rabbe are won't to bring speedily forward sgsinst fallen
Powers lie hiss but one care. one smoiuon-thSt. OF
Preserving his place in History pure and stainless Inc
New Government would do well to offer sn honorable
poson TO the man who hss deserved 80 well OF France
snd II is sctusy believed that Csysgnse will either be
sppointed Governor General of Agiors or Minister 70
the United states Whether he Will accept either OF
these posts is sui uncertain.
With CsvsgnAc islls the party OF the Naii0Hs' TAI
Armand Mssrssi Bas,ide, RecUrt Trouye Chauyei ana
ahos OF others they tsll unmourned, unhonoieo' oe
cause they became too soon TO then origin ana
their principles. Their empire Will scarcely come
again but anything better viii also scarcely come ior
released from the coterie of the NGt0sal we fall into