New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

termination both OF the true purpose and tho char
.e,er Of that great event Il renders Inevitable ~
advent Of the Democratic snd Social Republic
The probability Of that mighty ehsnge. ~ithoa, eivi
war and BY mean. wholly pscihe grows more snd mor'
near tc absolute certainty This 10 fact ~hseh doe
no, escape the notice Of single clear sighted person
IN, .hsre, OF the RAnk Of France fell Isl al The n
| change yesterday
Among the sociSlst candidates chosen there Is M
doubt th.t Sergeant RorcHor vii have high Fo,r -
Tbs: h. /. elected there cannot b. the slightest doubt
Tn. election ct Boichs, slone worth thAtoi wh,ss
ucsct OF Socialists The army 10 nto sicsied With ~
Att On the other hand the fury OF ten Chsnsafn'f.
VII hs. done thar any other man TO BRING Stout
this result d. "a. hight HE says ~ 10 rePoried
that b. vii lesve Rochct 10 70, the straw Of The
Dungeon ct vincs.-nc. where h. IL sui prisoner.
sooner than .uAcr him 10 enter th~ Assembly n-an
Der Gu their part the soldier. Of the garrison q YIN
cenncs and of al the regiments Paris dcsre that ss
soon thu name Of Boichot proclaimed among the
representatives they VIII ihemsclve. open hs prssoa
ioors snd bring him esss IN h. regiment triumph
let hope thai the Psr, OF good and moderation
Will he tskea here l. well .. elsewhere. anil tbs.
.haI cscsye from this dhcuty .. have done tro,n
many others BY avoiding extreme measures.
4 characteristic irst 81 the frrnch ehNsc,er witch
Is most palpshle sncc 80 IL the sentiment ~ Con
-eTvsusm. Of opposition 90 sudden change. which
prevails smong tho middle oisss>s. including The
great mss- OF shop keepers and snsll isnd owaer.-
IL need. the influence Of many years and entirety
uniorsecn concourse circumstances u msAc them
forget th"mselvc. tor n IN l-ss their p.
t'uce Yielded TO trial prolonged icr eighteen years.
snd they allowed Revolution to he accomplished OF
which they hsd hal expectation Il Wa in the Mans
of an Electoral Reform with nothing more IN view .,
the ond than change OF Cabinet Ia the mind. Of
these cla.sc. the great ct the Rspubc consists h
the tact that Il exists move they ssy - - bod
burning. and they Will from the Repahhc To-
ut falling into the Socisst conhsg Hat thu
dame which trrrines them should b. Transformed
and become sacrrd and religious hre. there every
believe that the legal paths of reform married.
out by the Constitution may become amply saeleten,
icr all the cSigencies OF the future
Whoever this day viostrs the sentiment Ut mcders
ton which 10 tar from lacking energy will not lsl Of
being punished. The resctionist rxtrsvsgsnce Of
Bugraud. Mole Changsrnsr. aud Iheirs has been
punished by the electors OF the seine The enontey
the ntolersble presumption Of Leon fsucher has alec
ust received the most deserved chhsstment afflicted
| too a There 10 example ~
tall So d-grsceful that OF thus Minister who's. par
hamentsry funeral followed emily by ave tsi'htal
among I'll his former sdhcrcnts. and they the
scum OF the Assembly
Laos fWu1s brought 10 public affairs the spirit
which bad always distinguished him lie h II the
| constitution Persii Hebcrt. cmso'. With
mind Tar 'css comprehensive and phlo-ophirs than tho
last named lie began hir by being what IN college
called sgsak Tie lived and has pas-cd Sway accord
my the laws Of h.. nature The violence Of hs prize
equaled only by the Ut his understand
ng Hatred OF SocsIism the slimen, of hts whole
csreer Ills rage against us date. from sJo lie has
necessarily pcrsecuted the saint simonisns and Four
erists. snd all the while putting on tho preicnuous
ngidiiy oi character without spot OF blame he mse
himself the Of Emile Perere aud ai,erwsri o,
Rothscbid. lie - accused OF having made money IN
1910 by his position aud information journalist and
puritan he was he plunged with extreme srcsdine.s
into railroad spcculs,isns lie was thus wanting In
nothing which could belong Ia model Msi,hnsisn. f.r
OF such that u NJ 10 say that they too
many the earth tbough indeed God give. them the
mission Of diiusing ideas In the wsy the devil
does good.
The last dispatch from Gen Oudino, at Rome give.
reason suppose that our army has entered the city
according agreement with the Government Of the Ro
man Republic. II is certain that bad I. !. ,hs part
play there Is fat better than that 81 the kcsposas
| and Austrisns The mission Of NJ de- Lesscp. will
greatly modify the hr-t Instructions given to Gen oad
| not II - evidently the Catholic influence which has
| led us astray ia this expedition. Herein 10
hunston Of an opinion for long time clear IN my
mind namely that In order To conduct the revolution
| 10 good end. there Is profound necessity that
shosd enter upon the question and set France
at liberty from Papal superstitions
| Contrary To statement In my last letter based
on the Affirmation Of our cabinet tho Intervention
Of Russia in the affairs OF Austria has sifeady
| began 10 be- put In execution An oftcis dis
patch announces that the 81 and 9Th Russian oo'ps
d arm, have entered Gsllicis These two armies have
the force of 10000 men and go cannon They march
into Hungary under the supreme command u tho Prince
| de Paskewitch. Every part OF Poland 10 occapi.d.
and 5000 in Trsnsy wanna Russia has thus IN
| Europe shove 10000 h, the field. Win Hungary
| be able u resist such FORGET The nsurrectioo %
| Vienna which IL announced here, terrible ~ such a.
version OF the imperial forces might be. doos
| trely re6ssure me For the moment France says no
more In respect o this m.tter than tbsi she will
slider what Is TO be- done II Russia sbould enter Cor
| many
Bat nothing would be easier than that tho King Of
Prussia who does without the counsel and the
| support OF Russia. should appear frontier 10
brave the of ChangsrnieT and Louis Napoleon.
Il indeed the Republic Of Germany should no, aries 10
Intervene Prussia ha. decidedly returned N the b5so
u the Holy Alliance The hesitation Of the king VI
Prussia was well calculated lie has finally taken 81
energetic course All she Princes 81 Germany ~
| this moment convoked TO Congress at Berlin Pro.
put her At their disposition for the fets,Ao
hshment Of order To this Germany replies By M.
verssl insurrecton, mostly suppressed She nov
appeals 10 the Constitution Of frankfort But u u
plain that that Constitution, which could have b>ss
valid only by being energeucsily secepted ny sor"
powerful Prince hs. fallen 81 itself BY the impotence
Of the Archduke John Of Austria and the refusal Of the
King OF Prussia The question 10 stlss raised bstween
! the German Republic and the Gsrmsno Psuss's" En-
pe II France hss not courage enough to support me
German Republic slresdy proclaimed on our frontiers
Of the Rhine the coalition oi German Prisees VIII have
courage TO come 70 US God gran, that whsn 10 opsn
| our eyes II be not 10 late
We are assured fhst pesce 10 finally concluded he
tween Denmark and Hostcin BY the mediation Of Eng
| land.
The accord Of France and England Ina the sfsIrs q
Italy and Turkey worthy Of notice You will remark
the language held IN the British Parliament by the Mar
qus Of Lsnsdowne reply 10 the atioDs Of Lord
Aberdeen It Is evident that Louis Napoleon lie In high
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