New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

Philippe undsr the ministry Of Count J.sSet The .x
| osn.e would amount to 100000 Of francs bat,
5eside the useful objects OF the edfee. which 10 to
contain the National Library permanent Erhoiuoe
Hal for works Of Art and vsst space for periodical
exhibitions Of Industry the aSors performed Win this
o.ratv-ly moderate outlay would have restored
al the brsneAe. OF industry which suffering
ne greatest depression. and consequently the most
powerful corporations Of workmen-mssons. esrpen
,sr. ,oiners painters terrsce nasers Se We 49, 10
this systematic disposition 10 sssrsvsse repression and
TO a., ,.ss al ID. measures undertaken In tho ner
OF democracy the result ci tie plan conducted
with % much D-rs " since the Revolution Of $50 20
make the Republic odious 70 the working eissscs ~
proving that do nothing for their inseresis and
| that lsbor WAS setter % under the monarchy The
most skiul and the influential ssens Of this and
Republican conspiracy is NJ Faloux the minister OF
Louis Bonapsrte.
While, VITA the sd Of n, L-gitinis,. he scst,ers
aims in prcfisoa and muupiles the charitable last.
buttons At 81 Antoine and 81 Nsrcesu-.his 10 the Js-a
ideal method Of destroying the doctrine Of liberty >nt
.efhep. which I. the organization Of labor and the
association Of sborcrs by the doctrine Of oppression
and exploitation. which compensate. By slm. the ex
IRENE reduction Of wsges he uses the organ Of Moe.
Isembert TO promote everything which can augment
Montalember, has proposed the abrossuoa Of the
tre OF the law concerning the National Gu.rd which
nterdicts the combination OF command IN the army
with command in the National Gusra. The moderate
party in the Assembly and in the Ministry are content
with prolonsns the temporary situation Of Changer
a.er
This gentleman, who ias, now 10 the "hc1" 81 the
counterrevoluion. have already said undertakes
70 srsmsuze portion Of the Assembly factions 4
member Of the extreme Len has publicly protested
against this for evidently the military chie who attacks
a nember Of the sovereign Assembly IN bio official CO
oacty Is wanting TO his duty and viols,es the law Tho
Assembly passed to the order Of the day, and a. ths.
Danfsure could do while usufyng tho slusion OF the
General. since IL was q question concerning memhers
having made sppes to arms in the midst Of the AZ
,emby, to recognize that in ordinary circums,sn
not regular to embrace the individual mem
oers OF the Assembly in military document Noa per
the unhappy eject OF the expression used By lie
ira Rollin I'VE will defend the Constitution even BY
arms
There Is smother point which, with thu Hcntsler
bert portion forms the battle held u those who are
called the Mont Blanc in distinction nom the Mon
tssnc Rouge"-snd that TO- tn. law concerning Public
Instruction. This law. Of which ! will give you
analysis in my next letter 10 the nr.t direct attach
.m which hope will soon unite their banners N
Fsloux makes Cabinet question OF H. The Lesiu
niss and the quasi lie gtimists among whom you may
reckon Mole and Theirs, far IS the law for public
instruction 10 concerned slresiy form distinct party
The very bosom Of the reunlon. called the Council Of
stste-s Transformation OF the rennion of the Rss ds
POsis-. This reunion Is at present divided into two
parties third under the directoa OF ve,in. sup
ports Bao, and Dufsure the other two thirds went ter
The return OF Leon sueher. and support Do Fslons
and Chsngarnier.
You perceive that agreement after victory-thst
stumbling block to every bad csgse-is the greatest
hafculiy which these would be champions OF order
nave to overcome. These disssnsons grow stronger
every day The pure rather thu Catholic iegia
ns,s take stand by themselves and will compel
THEIRS and Mols 20 TO confession before receiving
them to their bosom These. with the ether old doc
trnares and skeptcs will take refuge 10 brutal reprss
son and will remain men OF fau scecnpss
The new doc.rinAre' VII constitute third party
The LETT and the lett. the ruins OF the Noun
tain will struggle their seats. and oppose far AZ
possible all these mspeuvres until gaining possession
themselves and seeing two earnest statesmen
last from their BOSOM will organize {" 80
cisst party. The question will then be- stated "it
should be. between the Catholic party The one hand
and the Socialist party tho other, that 10 - say be-
tween the two great positive principles which d''pase
between them the organization Oi Tho modern world
| The work Which is TO be done BY the Socialist
party will prepare the way for this movement A u
the present and thing in tho order Of the day, tho
fact to which would call your attention Is tbs msa
iesto Of the Constitutional Circle the reeonstructon
Of the relnion Of which NJ Dufsure was the President.
and which he will perhaps reonter with H. Odion Bar
rat, If they both leave the Ministry. The coDstuonsI
Circle has for President Geoers Lsmonciere. for Vice
| Presidents General Bedesu, Gussave de Beaumont.
with whom you acquainted and NJ PALLET tho adj
| yOcste who defended Mad. Lsfarge This 10 tho re-
union which call the new doctrnsres, since they ara
| determined TO perform all the nsneuvres with tho
| Constitution Of lsi5 which enacted BY the old
doctrinsires with the Charter OF 1914 and tho Charter
Of 1890, and will undoubtedly end a, the next election
Tor President BY uniting with the Socialists The nan
ieso which this party has just published, 10 noverhe.
less protest against Socialism, but IL 10 also protest
against the doctrine Of aathus and against the dsspef
| ate theories Of English political economy
| These new doetrinaires who are also friends
Of the Constitution" since the work Of tho society
formed under tina, is at present interrupted, do
clare themselves agreed not only a. to the pers Of oar
situation. but as TO the proper remedies They neither
declared the Republic, nor prepared for is establish
ment But they wish 10 preserve IT, They yield TO IL,
not only their adhesion but their cooperation. They
do not admit the appeal to arms. but they sre unwD'
ling the Constitution should b. revised before rhs tins
6xed for its amendment by the Csnstitu uon itself
The force borrowed from the Republic and from the
Constitution, IL the only force able TO save society
| But now here 10 the other side No 10 more
hostile 10 tbs Socialist Utopia than the Consitutions'
Circle. II 10 not such such form Of Government
that this Utopis attscks-it 10 all society 6ooshsm
| an Utopia, but social misery IL no chimers'
Does tho consttutonsl Circle admit that this doc
trine IL TO be pu, down BY repression No hdo~
not regard force a. the best Of trumPhins over
the uganda but social smelorston. TIE doctrines
| Of Msltrus are inpious-ss great an Outrage On ood
as on Humanity. The message Of the President .
testimony which the Constitutional Circle sppsas TO IN
favor Of is Tendencies and It 10 this ground that
promises s moot vigorous eo6psrsu0n with tbs policy
| Of the Chief Executive.
| Let us lssve the demands Of party spirt Lst ~
not require Of those who have smother task 10 ssums
our own burdens and In view Of al cirsu instances We
acknowledge that the Constitutional Cires may render
In nense service to France 10 meeting condition 81
things which has already led TO ths commencement
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