The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-08
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The Monite..r announces that NJ Hubner has present
ed ID the President OF the republic letters from his Mses
ns adpsy0 and The French
aid Of the Emperor Of Russia arrived ,1s y
de Toeaueye n q stated that his Instructions are 70
the ect Ihat the Emperor OF Russia will consider the
entrance OF French fleet INTO the pa'aaheies 10 'na
mount 10 declaration OF war
The following il the Times Paris correspondents let
ter dated October 18Th
oema ia poon q he Iesis The alleged dis:en
sion The majority and the presden, Of the republic
Additional intelligence, proceeding foa generally well
informed quarter confirms in some measure What these
prospect OF struggle this moment--and we, well as
~ ss are
dem pb the opinion expressed more Than an hour or
.s re s s o T.
often found 70 be- well informed" m-
The S.seie says; ''In spite Of the efforts OF ~ Mole
and M THEIRS who become the directors OF the et
mst party, the President OF the republic and the majority
of his council have ranged themselves, on the Eastern
on s s o me Car that sovereign Pon Of
the sol dsanf divine right OF kings Thus, we have
announced the Mediterranean feet has received orders to
Parker to act in concert in case Of need, according
Interior Instructions and advice has been sent to the
French ambassador at Consantnope OF the order that
has been given The republic has now fourteen sail Of
the line armed at Toulon, and three frgaes. All these
vessels do not form part Of the Mediterranean fleet but
ney could % before Ssr SERVICES eoSa % ~.
spectacle, being composed of twelve frgaes and II
should become necessary embark force Of 25 600
not believe that Russia would attempt the risk Of
with Turkey allied to France and Great Britain but that
is for us only additional reason for approving dem
onstraion which will consolidate European peace by
showing those whose ambition would disturb II with
whom they would have 10 deal It 10, moreover import
ant to mcta striking humiliation on Russia, the auxili
airy of all those who threaten, either directly indirectly
the principle OF national sovereignty and OF progress An
end will thus be put, by single blow, to the conserva.
s q ne Siy
the Catholic Pope Of Rome, and with the other the
schismatic Pope Of Moscow. to arrest the progress Of
human reason"
From the London Times Of Oct 10
The combination of parties which has hitherto pre-
served the majority in the National Assembly Of France,
and has presented successful resistance to the violence
of the revolutionary faction obviously possesses bond
Of union but its common fears acknowledges
its responsible eadert obeys no definite system OF pol
icy AIMS, in secret, at different and incompatible OBJ
jectsand it is united BY no principle but dread of the
revolution and the form Of government which
series Of startling accidents and impostures have inc
The only political party which find il convenient to
avow lis real principles, is that which is at this
men upon its trial before the High Court of Versailles
In such OF things slight may suffice to
occasion serious misunderstanding between the various
elements Of the majority; and the consequences which
have already resulted from Iherss report on the 70
ferences between the existing government and that party
by which it has hitherto been upheld It is possible that
or at least concealed though even that is doubtful but
they are by their nature, deeply seated and real
that they cannot fail to lead eventually to far
hesitation, taken up his position s the head Of the
reactonary party in the Assembly. lie is aware that
this party, which is in itself the strongest section Of the
legislature only requires leader 20 all lengths in Its
resistance to the revolution both in France and abroad
His face elocution and his practical talents calcu
lated 70 produce The greatest effect on the numerous
agitation of these times has thrown together. and
who are eagerly watching for the orator who will
man who will promise come short cut To the res
cue of the country. To these may be added, though
with greater that portion Of the egtimists whom
interests Of the church and with such support il Is not
unlikely that the leader Of the LIBERAL opposition 10 the
the Assembly, Of The republic We say Al once that i
This 10 be the fate OF the great party which the French
nation requires for the restoration OF order and OF
peace, nothing could be fatal TO its true interests
and lis eventual success For such duties the first con-
dons high principles and undaunted resolution IL
has been the deporabe fate of M Theirs compromise
trusted him headong into ruin because he wanted such
principles, and because in great emergencies such resou
lion forsakes him. The failure Of 1896 and the failure
OF 1910 may be forgotten but history will not acqu the
minister who ordered the troops TO withdraw. and sub
sequently made gnobe retreat from the Chamber Of
Deputies on the oath February. lsts
Such, however, is the man who not only aspres 10
lead the majority Of the Assembly but who has CON-
menced more active campaign by throwing down q
challenge to the policy Of the President II by
oversight that NJ Theirs omitted all auson in his report
the celebrated letter OF Louis Napoleon Colonel
Ney the contrary the whole spirit Of the report in
contradiction 10 the liberal views and conditions
which the government and the President have proessed
act They had made the amnesty, the secuarzation Of
the Papal Government and the introduction OF reformed
laws essential conditions; NJ Theirs expressed, be-
half OF the committee readiness TO accept the last
sequences OF Papal restoration, bound by serious
engagements, odious TO the Roman people, and derog
atory TO France This contest led TO crisis The
existence OF the Ministry seemed 10 be threatened
but the character and policy OF the President were as
much al sake as those Of his government Explain.
atoms ensued which SAID TO have avered the danger
but in the course OF these transactions has become APP
parent that the real command OF the majority not in the
hands OF the minister's but OF M Theirs; that under his
guidance and inspiration the majority Is reactonay
than the mhistry and that IL enterains little respect
for the President 10 place him between humatng
dictated by generous and enlightened policy, open
rupture Some such conflict is the inevitable result Of
the provisions Of the French constitution, which has
aed and opposed 10 another two coequa permanent
and rival powers and Il aggravated b. the character
and position OF the who WELD these powers respect
iyely So that the and the other exist under the
threat or the temptation Of the coup ftaf which will
day cutthe insoluble problem.
These things cannot last The edihce is built without
soldy Of material soIdity Of structure and ali the
elements which have successfully overturned the night
est governments OF the past century already warning
against it. Yet again we say, II 10 not 80 much by the
fault OF this government, either in its form OF in its
measures the present unhappy constitution Of soce
~ ITSELF that the French nation is hourly menaced with
swept away the columns and buwarks Of the State, until
nosh;,o he lint mimi