The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-26
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


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Though on the opening of the new French Chamber the
radical democrats only 1856 voes there is doubt
thai their strength full Getting Is $50 members to oOi OF
all other parties and factions The Chamber consists OF 73a
in all The Paris correspondent OF the London Dcspuch--
an intelligent man, who however is so filed with preju'
dces that he appears unable realize that not an
ultra democrat be patriotic trustworthy -declaes
600 members this body would prefer socialism
archy another reign OF strikes me that In
this opinion he is draw that conclusion from the
sudden and entire change of the OF the rcacona press
and Before the election these parties were IN The
habit Of sneerng republican principles the world over,
well against the efforts OF the republicans oil Ger
many and Italy establish their liberties All such pub
locations and speeches have already ceased to be made In
Paris, where all again profsssins attachment to the
principles of the constitution though OF course
dissent from the ultra views of the radicals.
In the absence of commtta the part of the Execu-
tive in his message to what may be his policy with re-
ference kussias interference in the Hungarian Of
Austria am compelled TO look elsewhere for facts or de-
going eiucidae this problem Of great
interest both parties in the worldwide struggle for the
extension OF the rights of in OF progress
In its determination, this altered tone of the Partisan mon
acis,s heart we'll the declaration Of the
pondent Of the despatch concerning the anti-mona chca
tendency of the great majority Of the Chamber deserves
have much weight Nay, tho silete OF the adninistra
Does tacity indicate that Louis NspoleoIs cab
inet have concluded hold themselves prepared carry
out the ves OF the majority OF the Chamber the for
e,gn policy of France Thus it strikes have been
able discover nothing in the remarks of the press, in
the proceedings OF the Chamber to lead 10 the conclu
sion that its upon this Russian question win
teriay from that OF its predecessor The subject how
ever, hi up for consideration previous to the
steamers sailing day. 1t is certain that Ledru Rollin will
he his immediate friends, and, certainly
the 70 standing the ground occupied by Cavaignac
impressed with the truth that the Russian campaign in
Europe is but the skrmish OF outpos in the great
principles in which the Gear is TO deal with France,
,he body of the enemy The question, therefore, is
be pcrrticd TO rest--your readers may rely on It,
Journalists of all parties are predicting the speedy dsso
luton of the French cabinet in Which all shades of
French public opinion, except ultra democracy and inPe-
ralisrn duly Represented
By by, the mperiast party completely routed
in the election absolutely return no members foor
encouragement this, to those who would have Louis Ma
poeon scheme the presidential chair into an mpe
a throne II has doubtless taught not only that faction
OF coufers The legitims and Phtipists, the truth
sentiment of the departments In the matter
of the various dynascs which long TO gov
em France will again be ruled-by crowned
Except in three unimportant places where the
Bourbon interest handful of adherents family prestige
already entirely departed from France, as may be thus
known.
regret to see that the writer Of the French Presidents
esage obliged throw himself stale fasehoods
the caraser Of the revolution justify
the petition Of General Oudinc As the portion OF this
message treating Of foreign affairs will 10 into almost every
paper tie United States it will be well TO remind inc
country Louis EapoeSs plea that the government oil
which Mazzni is the head is d 'ness faction ruling by
force of the inspires is utterly without Foundation
as, also his sim inmaon that considerable pro-
Pope patty exists in the Roman States.
From the day that fius IN fled Rome the present,
have in print single line advccw.inK the policy
OF his restoration mpoal power coming from csen
(not eccesiasc) of the Roman States Surely II any
considerable body of Qtalians could have
induced favor his the Austrian French and
poan govenments in their eager search for petexs
Justify their Interference in Roman affairs would have
certain to have Caused the publication Of the fact
1t is worth while compare carefully ls letters passing
between Mazzni and M Lesseps, the French envoy This
garrison will tell Enthusiastically the relative justice Of
the positions occupied respectively by Rome and France
Mazzni's papers, point vgof, fstriotsm, clear APP
probation of the natural rights of his own coGnry in
devotion great OF universal civil liberty and
in their s,ae,manke reputation and exposure of the mis-
cradle subterges which NJ Lesseps feeby and bobasti
cay urges would have done honor the head and heart of
Thomas Jefferson himself The CATION oil this
pondence could hardly tail To be sufficient tn dsarm
against Rome) such band OF enthusiastic French cpub
lc ms serving under Oudino. When the
America sailed, had been long enough Paris
work upon the Chamber the effect it surely have.
Coming the knowledge of the French people Immediately
after the PRONUNCIATION of the message which upon the
topic) written down by all parties to be weak dis
ingenious, aud unsatisfactory there is telling what
nisation excitement it may produce in the
Chamber; certainly, take il, sufficient force Louis
Napoleon andon his yet evident purpose Of
endea vorng to- redeem the honor of French by
greater moral and military atrocity than that in which he
sacrificed it in the same quarter
| On the whole, l to change the view
pressed in my last concerning the ultimate end of the
Roman contest regarding the by the America
nghenng the chance that the foreign governments
and all, will abstain from further efforts reinstate the
Pope The that Plus TX, having guarreled with
Ferdinand Of Naples designs retiring TO the south OF
France, nonsense-nohing MORE take it. Ii he leaves
mnions Of Naples he will retire Spain, in all
probability Portugal nowhere else in continental
Europe is there left government under which State
religion may be Of political supremacy for twelve
MONTH
Louis Napoleon would doubtless be proud the
wanderer in territory which, if one may judge from the
tone his message, he regards hts 30 far style is
concerned, by theby, that paper is precious document
No drunken redskin ever talked "big Indian me- to great
err perfection. Indeed confirms all the ultra democrats
say inoeraby silly ency He must indeed,
be made up IT, write la such document thus of
himself after the election had proved that, ndivdu-
ally sufficiently regarded by any constituency
Of Franse the of Jingle Bona parst the
Chamber
The plot evidently thickens in Germany No con-
nccted liberal press France England appears
to believe the King of Prussia and his allies have gain
ed any substantial advantage in shooting down their sub
jects OF late. On the contrary, the combination and the
its resolves, have certainly forced
those in Germany in favor OF constitutional monarches
joined with popular rights accorded shortly after the
fall of Louis Philippe to lean towards tho purposes OF
the ultra democrats As for the King of Prussias