New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-15
The New Regime.

on the DIST The Assembly met Few member. were
In attendance. Gen. Cavsignac placed himself IN the
centre OF the right close b MS former colleagues,
Messrs Viven Marie and Lamoriciere The new Min
isers entered the hall separately and without any form
and seated themselves the bench vacated ~ their
predecessors.
The Pre,iden, then announced inst there would be
no public meeting until the 26h. and invited the mem
bers TO meet on Friday and saturday in their buresux
% discuss the electoral law and appoint Committee 70
prepare L. The House siterwsri adjourned.
ON the 2lh the Assembly met Al halt past two clock,
and some important business was transacted amid
general mpstience. " Ojilon Bsrrot ascend the
tribune amid profound silence and attention. and -aid
tina, the Cabinet perfectly cOncufed IN the declA
ration of principles made BY the President OF the lie
public. and came forward % repeat the same srgn'
nents In the presence Of France and 3i Europe Win
on; entering upon an Cp0sc OF the SITUATION OF tne
country he would give explanation Of the prine
pie on which the Cabinet founded and the course
il intended 10 pursue The Cabinet was composed OF
men belonging to the different political shases tnsi haa
united In tie election OF the 10Th December. The ma
ton had .vinced such an accord such spirit OF union,
that the Cabinet should respond 90 H. IL would neither
be patriotic wise 70 disregard such manifestation
The country wished Tor order Tor material an1 moral
order: order 10 the well the sdmnistra
ton and Government That order could only be nrmiy
established the day when the period OF revolutionary
agitation should be closed In strongly constituting the
national force Il has given the best guaranty OF is de-
termination maintain order and Il has thereby put II
out of the question that could be disturbed IN future
security was the first want Of all II was Indispensable
as otherwise manufactures and trade would not revive
symptoms already percepuble showed that the resump
ton Of affairs not mere hope, but realty AZ
ricuture trade and manufactures had considerably
suffered and cruel sscrces had been required from the
first the a. ceniimes The Cabinet would exert tseli
20 introduce the severest economy In the public eNpen
diture and 70 impart sanitary impulse % pubic
works which far preferable 10 their direct ezecu
ton by the state It's Efforts would tend ~ encourage
individual activity.
NJ Odilon Bsrrot then added that ne would not en-
ter on any sD0st of the foreign affairs OF France Ne
COLLATION.. were pending which imposed great reserve
on the Government All he could say was, that the
Cabinet would rashy engage the word OF France
and that would exert itself 10 preserve peace As the
interest OF France and Europe Ia conclusion ne de
clarad that be and his colleagues would do everything
la their power restore security. consolidate the lie.
public. and promote the Development oi tne Poltes.
December had given the Government an immense ~"
er and II relied the patriotic cooperation of the As
sembly TO enable 1t to accomplish us duties. THIS pro
gramns wa. received with marks Of great applause by
the Assembly