The New York herald., 1849-04-28

been determined on, by which each party is to avoid
which will be the result Of this arrangement may fairly
be predicated representing the real opinion of the
country on the great question Of order disorder On
this one question will issue be Joined What form
or substance the political body may hereafter
when comes to its full manhood can venture
predict. How the various members of this political
corps will assmilate work together in the future
when its constitution shall have attained its full
strength-when the egtimst who has forgone for the
nonce his legitimacy the monorchst who has for the
hour rehnqushed his preensions the advocate of the
regency who stands aoof for the moment in silent ex-
pectaton the imperalist who regards the Empire as
thing of course and the various other organs of diff
ferng opinions shall feel themselves free to proclaim
their views-the most clear-sighted cannot foresse
The country appears disposed to act for the instant
ON the one great principle Of consolidation of order
leaving the events to time and circumstance
Not only are the men afoot on electioneering mat
ters but the fairer sex are no idle spectators of the
fray 1t is not their influence, only, which they are
disposed to bring to the aid Of their favored
didates but they themselves fearlessly standing
forwardi bold vndicaon Of the unconceded rights
their sex Female socialist banquets have been for
some time common, that losing their novelty they
have ceased to excite curiosity but another step
in advance, and lovely woman boldly proclams her
right to - fraternity for woman well men. +"
Madame Jeanne Deroin, the heroine of present
notice having been for some time orator at female
club where she has decaimed for the social
no longer be delay in freeing from slavery and
allowing them the same political privileges men, has
now proclaimed her candidateship for the Legislative
Assembly and adorned the walls of Paris with the fol-
lowing placard -
" TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
SEINE.
"CITIzESs:- Il present myself to your sufrages by
devotedness to the consecration of great principle
the civil and political equality of the 1t is
In the name of Justice that | make appeal to the
sovereign people against the negation of princi-
pies which are the basis of social future. IT.
exercising your right you call to take part
the legislative Assembly you will consecrate in all
their integrity our republican dogmas-liberty equa-
lity, fraternity for well men. A Legisla-
lative Assembly composed entirely Of is incom-
alnt
posed OF men ana women, as would be an assem-
bly, composed of privileged persons to discuss the inte
rests of workmen assembly Of capitalists sup
Wv JEANNE DERoIN,
"Dircctress Of the Journal Opinion des Femmes"
Such is of the results Of the revolution of Feb
ruary, OF which Madame Deroin complains as being
guilty Of great omission in not proclaimng the en-
reimbursement Of women the men having, she declares
kept all the privileges to Themselves
Next to the elections public interest is excited by tho
socialist which being carried on
all means of mbung the troops with the principles
Gated by NJ Proudhon and his colleagues whose journals
and writings disseminated with all ingenuity and
in the barracks and usual haunts Of the
soldiers. The most orders issued, with a
view of stemming this torrent of indscipline and
deadly is waged against the democratic and social
is press by the authorities Several have
you will perceive by the journals been lately nsti-
tuted against the editors Of these journals in which i'm
prisonment and heavy fines have been imposed on Nj.
Proudhon, M Duchesne and others. M. Proudhon, to
avoid the carrying into effect the sentence of imprison
ment against him, has taken refuge In England which
already holds of the other noabiites Of the re-
voluton of February But repression is not the only
means adopted The placing the antidote by the side
of the poison has been suggested and with view to
effect this antsocalist propaganda has been enter
ed on Subscriptions on somewhat extensive scale
have been made with view Of distributing Journals
and writings opposed to socialism In these subscrip-
tons the names of many curriers' found subscri
bers and they embrace all classes Of persons from the
their functions vigorously and each reader of socialist
essays is asked to look this picture and on
that and to form his conclusions to which party
has on its side TRUTH and the being of and Of
society The subject has furnished food for the
carcaturist and aughsble enough of the pro-
ductons One has M. Proudhon wrthns in agony in the
arms Of his concierge while porer those Iecates
so common in the porters lodge of the Paris hotels is
compelling him to read an anti-socalist Journal and
gloating in demoniac pleasure at the pain she inhcts
Amongst the attacks made on the government by the
democratic party in the Assembly, Of the most pro-
minent has been that directed against the junction
the command Of the National Guards the troops
the inc in the department of the Seine in the person
of Gen. Changarner. This attack had twofold OBJ
ject one to render the democratic party in the
eyes of the eectors and another to deal their
geance Or more properly speaking, Spite against the
successful repressor Of the and expected
outbreak Of the Goth January. This party has never
forgiven Gen Changarner that exercise Of energy and
prudence They said to have hailed him. on coming
into the Assembly Immediately after the vote depri-
wing him of his salary with, Well General, have
done for you" to which he Immediately responded,
have done for my salary but If you descend into
the streets shall have the pleasure Of shing you
gratis and you will find the thrashing not less eifec-
tual." The government have. however, made him re-
compense by according him the grand Gordon of the
Legion of Honor and the people have sgnified their
sense OF the vote by opening subscription to replace
his salary which he in his high minded independence
has declined to accept. measure egalzing the ap-
pontment has been introduced by the Minister of the
Interior which is threatened with all the opposition the
democratic party can bring to bear against it.
OF those who have rendered themselves conspicuous
In the Socialist ranks is American of the name Of
and Political as aTe eaed 2,
him an order of the government to quit France. His
worth to that party may be estimated by the following
lament which is published by lie Peuple," the
"Our friend Brisbane citizen of the United States
has just received from the amiabc police of the Minis
ter OF the Interior an order to quit France in twenty
feur hours, and never to return thereadd long
these gentlemen are there. 1t ought to be so the
through America and Europe, examining the great
revolutionary events animating his friends Of every
country by recital of what he had and heard,
Brisbane had GENE and fixed himself at Paris as the
centre Of the great movement of ideas which carries
away the world in its whrlwind and which vivied his
noble intelligence. He committed the objectionable
crime OF being present at socialist banquets and
one Of his speeches was the occasion of that magnificent
reply of M. LedruR Roln, which, Feb 18th, at the
infamy infamous capital Was more required to
point out this new citizen Of the two worlds to the
only for short time! And you, NJ. Louis Bonaparte'
when, in place of q peaceful apostlcship you made
Switzerland and England the centre of your wretchcd
imperialist conspiraces, what would you have sad
you had been turned out, you do now you per-
NIT to be done, citizen Brisbane, the countryman Of
Washington and Franklin 20
Proprety has been somewhat scandalized by the pub
lcaton in some OF our journals of manifesto said to
have been inserted in of the New York Journals
Offering prcma for the assassination of the Emperor Of
Austria, the King of Prussia and other notabes Some
severe structures have been made upon it, but the char
itaby disposed are inclined to believe that no such
manifesto could have been published in any paper
Of the United States.
There is little to report regards the fashionable
world "Le Prophete of Meyerbeer is appear Mon
day In my despatch of Thursday next shall be able
to send you some account Of it,
Great preparations being made for the quinquen-
nia exhibition of the products of French industry
magnificent building has been erected in the Champ
Elysees near the Rondo Ponte, covering large space
Of ground The exhibition will open the 1st Of June,
and about the time will be exhibited at the Tul-
lerie the works Of living artists that Paris will be,
at that period rendered very attractive to foreign vs
ters proposition made to open the former exhi-
bion to the products Of foreign industry but being
submitted to the departmental committee, 1t was re-
jected; a determination not exactly in accordance
with fraternity, nor quite consistent with republican
lberaty
PARIS, April IL, IS49.
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