The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-07

wind Of then, rushed into the committee room aud
copied them and thus they got into ths newspapers.
No description eaeousily convey be ipd nation
produced throughout the country By their public alton
eff ct vhich would be the cause of
General Csvsignsc He bad ned the pro-ct IT Law
the individuals contained Ia these i'ts
as objects OF The national bounty; and It has been said
that The nation in skipg there gifts, still
honered than the INDIVIDUALS on whom this benefit
The Nstiopsi Assembly, which you win reported in
the Englsh Journals and you will there perceive how
scrars by d.svowps the knowledge of tSs Of
OF these lists to which, nding had
mended the pensions to be granted.
To countsract in the injurious effect of
the publication of these lists the govern mmt
ted another fault which as the sve proved still
ore grave On the night of the dehste In the Assem-
bly, the mails were detained at the post ees. and
stead OF starting at their usual hour Of oP M
poy all the large printing offices of Paris in pri
of millions Of copias Of the and apoloHec
speeches Of General Csvagnsc and NJ DufAure this
subject The Ais loaded with these being filed
with hem both In eide and the exclusion
gers The alarm tpresd In the provinces by ths de-
Icy OF the mails was extreme Paris said to DO in
revolt aud pre- psrstops made march upon IL.
The nation Of the mercisl classes whore
rrspop deDce suspended and business Damaged by
this measure wss OF course great and, together with
tie publication Of the lists themselves It's effects the
car didatnie Of General C.vaigpsc vas fatal Even
before tbie there tire slightest hope that Gen
Csvs'gDac would obtain . majority. His only chance
Of election that the majority of Prince Louis Ma
poeoD might not be such ss required by the consti
tuition and that the election 60 of
the Ass.mbIy Even this chance considered to be
lott by the measures to which have just referred.
While am writing, the exsmua alton Of the votes Is
goipg on all over France and partial results
ed from every quarter As yet give almost
invariably an Immense majority for Praoe Louis 1t
Is probable however before close this letter may be
able give In p g. such information respecting the
eecton rs may enable to judge Of the result with
great degree of probability. Mean while, re.
peat that NO one now doubts Of the final nomination
PIT L:
mp The thing as lost To-day, the Courier Francais
one Of the of Lsmsrtns says that Prince Louis
may be considered elected and the adopted by
the Journals Of Gen. Csvaignac render their despair
only too evident
divided Prince Louis Is escertaned to have received
msorty Of votes In sixty In several of these his cleo
mon n, VIM DO almost nnsnimous There are, however,
which there will Be almost the same unanmity in favor
OF Gen CsvaigDac.
Looking at France from across the Atlauti at dis.
lance sc great torender visible all
springs Of political action, you will doubtless nd 1t
difhcalt to understand how the young republic can
heriats between Gen Cavaignao, an apqusstio labls
republican and Prince Louis, the improvisation Of
monsrehical reaction 1t will not therefore, be unss-
to to give here brief view of the
upon which the moderate party, Is they called
determined to oppose Gen Csvaignac and to support
altogether sincere and still less, that there are not
many motives which are unexplained and unacknow-
apology which the moderate party, contributing the
great majority Of the country now give for the part
they are about to play They say We sdGpt the CON
slepublie; we have many governments destroyed
by the faults they have committsd the duration Of
the republic therefore, will depend the In
which governs france 1t Is clear that the republic
democratic that is 1t Ia not arisocratic republics
nRe nor 10 it demagoguc and socialist republic
what We the immense majority Of France, demand,
-: republic with ORDER that Il, without the clubs
which dsorganize and deprsvs the people daily from
lie justice an the immovs b ofths ma
gisracy-t republic, With system Of tsxston which
prejudice Of the poor by preventing ihs former me from
giving employment to the the republic which
OF articles Of luxury, the main ament Of foreign
commerce.
is such a republic possible, That is a secret Of
NJ aven in any case. 1t is the only that be
acknowledged and tried. Now who are the man who
are in power! They are they who. belonging to IN
BILE completely perie need would nevertheless NO.
nopolize all ohices without having singe person CO.
Of vnas Sho
could not find in their ranks ang'e diplomatic agent
the With pr..c ns, spS SuSa
who bave taken their represe
one Of the officers Of Marshal BuReaud certainly
reitber the brst In rank or military services.
Such are the men. and now what would they
They desire the apsrehical liberty Of the clubs the
d.motYsiie organization Of the army, mss!.trse.
removable. bfogrersve taxation. An1 public .ostruo.
ton according to the plan Of NJ Carnot, which would
cempe every father Of family to place his children
under the tuition Of professors tsashing The doctrines
1t is thus that General Cavagnac is tied hand and
foot 10 this party and these principles To vote them
these prncipee and It Is for this that the
derate party will not vote for General Csvaignac,
acknowledging at the same time the debt that society
owes to him personally for his conduct In the insur
We adopt M. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, not only
becsuee by him exclude the other party but because
spprove him. We viii not adopt Is to our candidate
the language Of hattery We for part plainly,
Cava gpsc! M. Bonspsrts did gain the battles Of
Rivoli and Marepgo Ior make the civil code Did
sensible educated, modest and perfectly reasonable
man. and these qualities are worth more than many
others Louis Bon:parte ha. for his supporters all
moderate men With him. We shall have the republic
honest and RATIONAL instead of demagoguic; army
properly organized equitable tsxston free education,
traion selected from the talent and experience Of the
country In substitution OF the commsearies of the
provisional government
PARIS. Dec. Is, 1S4s.
Result of the Election, &c.
take up the pen from day to day, the events in
the midst Of which develops themselves. These
events big with Importance 1t Is not the fate Of
France only which hangs upon them but probably tho
peace Of Europe The people closed its great work Of
the election Of Chief Of the State on Monday
Ing at o'clock. The results were gradually oozing
out yesterday Last night received intelligence OF
partial returns from various departments and this
merning We are in possesion of the principal portion
departments The result Of the ction 10 longer
doubtful Prip ce Louis Napoleon will be returned by
sD verwh.lDiDg majority At the moment write,
three fouIhs Of million Of votes have been publish,
ed. OF which Prince Louis will receive two. thirdsthe
ZEN aiming third being distributed between General
CavaigDac, Ledru Robin ksspail aud Lam ine-the
last having an Insignificant fraction Who that re-
me- m bers, az you must do the ,mmense popularity Of
LsmsrtlDe last MsrchwheD HE receptions were crowd
ed with hs,trers, could believe It possible that he
would now be unable to obtain PER cent OF
the suGTsgs.? Such bowev.r the vicissitudes OF
political life in d. nocrsces.
or the thirty Sin millions Of souls that constitute
the population Of France, there are eighteen mil
lions Whereabouts. males. or these eighteen
millions, about millions 81 and thus mil
liens ccpstitue, under the terms the