The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13

Of necessity. Its GAUGE Of existence is at the Same
time its evident legitimacy and the averrsd weakness
Of oil other forms Of government s honor 10 70 70.
main tie government Of ALL to appeal to the efforts aid
devotedness Of ALI its strength is the rational de-
veopement Of rights the ennobIns Of all duties; 10
.st.nss to ali who merit IT, 1T not the electors BY IT.
rso
successive victories over anarchy, and by the in
creasing progress Of q spirit Of eonoistion. Let
ing IT. let beware any attempt ct counter
luton let not after SO many sufsriDEs and trials
know how to close the career Of rsvou-
tions Any intrigue, any conspiracy against our re-
hatch such oonspiracss feel wen assured that under
whatever prsteIt they may shield themselves, they
not the less guilty nor less ansrchica than those
blood, for they also prepare civil war As condition
Of our votes, let us demand from every candidate
formal adhesion to the institutions founded In the
name Of the nation by the whole Constituent Assem-.
bly,, and loyal cooperation to the President elected
BY universal suffrage The country wished, BY the i'm
posing election Of the 10th to associate the
mag Of the republic. Good citizens should
set aide their previous differences Of opinion, and
unite in the sentiments which henceforth become 4
powerful guaranty Of order Of calm and Of prosperity
1t Ia to attain that object IL s In that SPIRIT which va
think 1t our duty to address ourselves to our fellow
citizens Let the wisdom Of the people DISCOURSE both
those sterile hopes that kept up BY the OF
past which can be revived but ct tho cost Of
which, by vain and odious utopisa thsorss. eompro
nies the most sacred principles Of social order Let us
only accept those whs win honestly strengthen what
he. been established seorsts It By legal prudent,
and pssne means and plses tho future fsts Of the
country IN tne asnds Of ap honest arm and oonoilis-
tsry Cover -ment Thu 10 the only means Of safety
fof sr part, We sns.i be happy contribute to
fnst into the minds Of the electors those patriotic
copvicttona which have been given by painful sx
pefieNoe and believe shall have rendered to the
country the most useful service In eur power.
p ST. have just learned that, in consequence
OF the refusal of NM. Duaure, VivIen, and the re-
pubIicaas de Ia Vile, to JOIN the committee of the
club of the Rue de Poiuers, meeting took pace
to. day between NM. THEIRS, Mole, and Berryer,
and MN. Napoleon Bonaparte, Abbatuccl, Cont,
&c. The club Of the Rue de Poitiers offers to place
fifteen Bonspartists on its committee, on condition
that the committee, of which M. Napoleon Bona
parte is the President, should be broken up
Il will be remembered that 1t was calculated that
the re duction on the duty on salt would produce
loes to the treasury Of upwards of sixty millions OF
francs The Minister OF the Finances hae Just pub
lished a statement, from which it appears that
comparing the receipts for the month Of Januarv Of
the present year with that of 188 the loss hi
greatly exaggerated II the receipts for the remain.
ing months be equal to the FIRST the Ioss will no,
be above two or three millions.