The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-26
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Manifestos.

Manifestos
The following Manfestoes issued Immediately
after the late French elections, show the sentiments
and feelings of the two parties from which they
emanated. 1t will be seen that the Moderates claim
to carry their democracy as far as the Radicals
MANIFESTO OF THE MODERATE REPUBLICANS.
The Committee of the Amis de Constitution have
published manifesto, in which they say
Wehave publicly made profession Of faith without
the last eectiops we said distinctly that we wished for
financial reform. judicial reform, admnislrav REFORM
iesaaI dsveopment Of the Con.utnion Every man who
will without p1a ,ss three RsnuSisI Nan
will that point of practical reforms there
he e manifesto Ss
friends Of the Constitution We have faith in progress
kind constantly turning circle between greatness and
dec.y We have faith in the - sb9i'io. Of and
professional educaton the aneoraon of the condition of
Clergy the democraic organization of the Army resom
in the system OF Taxation upon the bass OF proportion The
gage system respect sacred right Of Assoeson and
meeting the Development of Associations of Work men
ns disabled hase cur
flag nor n T ws s,s 9sT flag the ~ s s
when Socialism declares that it is mined
our creed Nav hi. new SITUATION full Of sGges Of security
the eyes Of all intelligent men, and give to
cans hesae advancing along the line traced out BY the
Constitution. Republicans. let close mp anks ehall
Of moral and grandeur and noble Sacrifices Republican
faith is religion. Has Old devotion anything more
sublime than the herosm Of the sailors of the Vengeur
III a On @ 20 to k
fields of battle combat with nations the cursed
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friends and seek together for the solutions of the
IA Rsppblque Given and adopted in general assembly,
"For, the Association: the Members of the Bu,eau
pHIN. DEGoUsEE, DEsMARETs. Vice Presidents; a.
DEsogoHrr HEmsRDIsess. 0'REILIY. ca GAR,
LET, Secretaries CHoIsET. Treasurer"
MANIFESTO OF THE SoCIALIsrs-The Socialist
Democratic Election Committee has pu blished the
following Address to the People:
Citizens !-Exutaton in triumph and depression in de-
who who M 70 To"io socaIss o.. q . asisaf~
reply 600 Socialist votes against 43o goo Monachs
assuming all masks, the overthrown has con
ised distress does not know that misery has driven
revolt onay order can no longer find fool Does it not
know that BY the OF the Ministers Faugher and
~ the citizens of the army have been prevented from
ng ,hs most sacred OF the hgh Does not know
day ofits examination Does not know that eighty thou
zens. and deserted the ballot Does moi know in fine that
wherever discussion has wrought enlightenment its tenden
tsschsres and its dsersces its completely with the Holy
Alliance of Kings have been stgmatized? If The sincerity
been the annhiaon Of the Royast faction and we should
have attained by virtue of universal suffrage Alone the OBJ
February the denve accession OF The Pfoe aIiate TO civil
political and social equality Shame be TO those who
and remained Indifferent the hour when the country
in danger They have wei merlted of royalty and its
their devoted servants. Let hope that they viii
learn to Ieinstse themselves at the elections and mi
pine and PATRIOTISM.