The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-19

DubOuChet, HemeIdngeI,
|Greplet, secretaries; Choiser, treasurer.
Manifesto of the Socialists
The Socialist Democratic Election Committee has pub
|lished the following address;
To the people
CrzsNs. Exuarion in triumph and depression in defea,
feelings unworthy Of ieemen fsooIage To those who
|may you 10 socialists out a Is is defeat, reply
935 900 alist votes against QUO monarch
of all coors is victory The reaction ITSELF clever
assuming all masks the reaction overhown has confessed
It's dstressi Does II not know that misery has driven
without walls 81. 900 workmsn for whom the counter
revolutionary order longer find food Does moi
know that by the Of the Faucher and
Faoux, those artisans of civil June % and January
Vs. the citizens of the army have been prevented ex
THAT by the indife OF some he urn wa.sbandoned
the day of its examination Does not know that eighty
thousand citizens electors inscribed, have dsdained
citizens. and deserted the ballot Does il know,
ne that wherever discussion has wrought
It's endencie its permanent conspiration against the
public, its tleacheries and its dis races, its completely
with the holy alliance OF kings, have been stgmazed
the sincerity OF the elections had been respected,
tory would have been the humiliation of the royas fac
on and should have attained, by virtue of unve
suffrage alone, the object have been pursuing with
much perseverance siGe February dentve accessio
If the poetnrate to civil POLITICAL and social equality
shame be to those who unwotthy the OF ct.
have refused their concurrence and remained ipd
teren at the hour when the country in danger They
have well mered of royalty, and its sedes have already
rewarded them by ranking them among their devoted
servants Let hope that they will learn to rensate
themselves the next elections and initiate those who have
ct them so bright an example discipline and patriotism
The Election.
The analysis furnished by the Deba gives the follow
ing results Out of 1874 elections known sos belong to
the moderate party and 229 to the ultra democrats Di.
vding the departments into east west, north, and south
the following general conclusions obtained the north
contains is departments with population Of 1000 900
land il this the best educated and enlightened
region OF France that the moderate party has gained the
most signal victory, Tor out OF 2l4 members sent BY
the NORTH o5 belong to the moderate and is only the
socialist party 10 of these being furnished BY Paris
The east has given the greatest number OF democrats the
10 eastern departments having sent 10 democrats and
5moderates The IL departments of the west, with a
Wnnn nj nf hnV mad
ciast OF the 2 western representatives, it is caIcu
Hated out of 10 legitimss In the CENTRE composed
o 10 departments the socialists have elected 70 and the
moderates 40 members, and it is in this part of France
where the greatest amount OF ignorance prevails By
the south, composed OF ~ departments, 100 moderaes
and SO socialists are returned An examination of the
votes given TO all the candidates shows that the socialists
lowe many returns to the perfect union with which
Shey voted while the moderaes split their votes among
great number
Italy.
Tie French and Romans Correspondence betcsen NM
Massin and LeSseps.
One or two documents of the correspondence that has
passed between NJ. Mazzni and M Lesseps have been
published The first is the explanation of the unanimous
rejection OF NJ Lesseps three propositions by the Ma.
tional Assembly, conded to the lriumvirae draw up
and as such must be considered historical document
{ 1t is as follows:
MONSIEUR We have the honor transmit to you the de-
con which the National Assembly has concern
Ths ye I
mas not accepted the proposals; and it has charged
he
resre, it feels being able comply with your re-
1uest 1t is with the pain natural to the attached
France, and who have confidence in her, that fulfill
that mission. When informed Of the vote of yonr
Assembly, by which the government called to Ia Ike
the Roman being perverted from its proper direction
and we learned at the same time OF your arrival
citation must take place, founded on principle pro-
claimed by us both, between two people having the same
lion and affection We thought tha,
selected 10 verify the actual state of things struck by
nen's OF government might by your reports remove the
only obstacle that opposed the realization OF Wishes
Pshment OF the noble Inspiration which dictated the
&oution OF the Assembly.
Unioa, domestic tranquility resoute en-
declarations OF the municipalities, of the national guards
iona Assembly in lvor the existing r. se came an
der observation No doub, sir you have eported
speaking 10 thename OF your country you have used
suagc acceptable than contained in your pro. O.
sails Inc Assembly has remarked the studied manner
which the words Roman repubc are omitted in the irs
article of your propositions, and avoid therein
The Assembly has likewise thought that with the excep
ton OF the importance which your name and the powers
anty in your propositions beyond that contained in the
proposition OF Gen Oudinot previous to the Both OF April
comprehend the eagerness which yo express,
set aside that opinion by The occupation OF Rome Rome
ind any foreign enemy should attack its wallis know
how TO defend itself against him 1t is the Tuscan from
d. Even in your third article the influence of =
political idea in which acquesce, partic
we find that National Assembly appears
decidedly opposed to any occupation unless provoked by
hostility or called for by immediate cIcumsanccs.
We do not conceal from that the unortu coinc
dence OF report concerning the defence with
discussion has not little influenced the decision of
sembiy Even TO day handful OF French soldiers, des
pic OF the spirit OF the arsce, have passed the Tber
ST. Paus narrowing still farther the Of opera
tons round The capital The circumstance is isolated
their cilyhe palladium OF liberty, Eternal cityoccu,
#ped by foreign troops, renders dllicultay almost
possible all Transactions point which the National
Assembly itself regards vital to its independence
2dgnIty.
For these reasons and for many others likewise. the
National Assembly has thought proper reject propo
sails as inadmssibe We shall have tue honor
proposition much beneath lust hopes
which, least, has the advantage plac Ing at prop
Ter distance all danger OF collision between republics
bas ed the rights and bound by the same hopes
With the assurance OF our distinguished consideration,
THE TkIUMVlRATE
The other document is note written by NJ Mazzi1i
ao M Lcsseps in which the defence OF the Roman repub
ac is made in an energetic manner 1t is as follows
MONSIEUR You ask me for on the actual sta tie
of the Roman republic present them with that frank
mess which have observed during twenty years political
he We have nothing to constructing disguise
We have been in latter days greatly caumnated in Eu-
8rope, but we have said those by whom we wer,
ibelled, Come and see." You here, Monsieur
TO verify the reality OF these accusations DO so and
Xyonr mission be accomplished full hberv
We hail it with Joy, for it is best guaranty
without doubt France does tho right gov.
'rhng ourselves as we think proper 1t does seek
tear from our cnails the principle of life and thwa
wishes Franco can only mean say u.s. 1--WE Iecog-
nIse your Independence the free
ol the majority Having obligations toward the other Eu
opean powers, and anxious for peace if it thai
ment but the caprice of faction contrary to the gene
al feeling, we could not permit far lay In power