Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-15

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I are sill without returns. This gives pit social.
isis and 81 moieraes, though in this classified.
ton there is much thai is arbitrary. But the re-.
suit 10 the departments has a,lonished every one
The whole number OF votes cas-, al Paris stand
Tor the socialist candidates 100000; for the
mCderales 2,4s90O0. In all, four private soldiers
and snb.ofcers are chosen. Hencefor!h univer.
sal suffrage is lndesTuc,ble, and the vote Of the
army, especially, assures The completion Of The
social revolution
sergeant boichot was in prison up to The very
hour OF ms election, bur Chaneatnier made haste
10 release him before The result Of the canvass
was proclaimed. He heaped acts OF kinsness
upon him, and offered him his table and ms
phtso. boicho, politely declined, and has retired
10 his family near Paris, where he will ava il The
opening Of The Legislative Assembly.
Ihe last moments Of the National Assembly
are stormy. That body endeavors ty lardy en-
ersy 10 make up for The many faults il has con.
united IN the pasl year. Ii is something even 10
die we'll
The conspiracy of the executive is eyident.-
we have seen M de Faour and his accoRsIi.
ces attempt 10 parayze The deliberations OF Tie
Assembly, by advising the members OF the right
70 aostaln from voting, in order to nvalidatc
every division in the Chamber. This straagem
was nulllhed by the declaration of the Assembly,
that II would constitute itself en- permanence, and
declare the r"pabic In danger, il. by 7 o'clock in
The evening the vote should moi be complete
President Marrasi recovered all the former ener.
| gy u his character on the occasion, and il WAS
resolved among The republicans 10 be ready for
any emergency. A meeting was held that night
al The hotel OF The presidency (Marasl'sl The
President gave The command TO Gen. Charras,
and ordered Is, 600 men 10 be al hand for the de-
fence the Assembly. A sure legion OF The ua-
j on l,,a In.,, II, q,
not necessary TO execute the order 10 The army
Tor 1t would mol have been obeyed
Just as the decision ofthe Assembly with regard
to The double command OF General Chargarn Ter,
had been eluded by The transfer OF the command
10 The national guard 10 an ex.chiei in his s,at
so in The present case The legislature was trifed
with. The same commander had presumed 10
issue orders 10 his subalterns, that no orders not
issued ny himself should be obeyed by them, thus
rendering nugatory The pierogatve Of the Presi.
tenl Of The Assembly 10 provide directly for It's
defence.
This new violation OF th- supreme law has
been denounced in the tribunal by Ledru Rollin,
and while | write, i. the subject OF debate.
am far from being confident as TO the ISSUE but
YET hope that there will be no battle and no al
tempt al usurpaIion. |! is certain that The people
will mol take The initiative 10 attacking the ar
my, and for that very reason the schemes OF the
President will fall 10 the ground. General Bu-
dean, by declaring that an attempt at usurpation
would BE- madness, stark madness, and that The ar.
my would defend the constitution has given an
advertisement 10 the ambitious designer, which
will not be nnavailing.
We have just had review, and will tell you
something about il which you may not find in
Inc newspapers. Marshal Bugeaud wrote from
Lyons thai il there were iauhcr delay, even OF
a few weeks, before acting, he would not answer
Tor the obedience Of the army. Accordingly the
men in high places SET instantly about changing
the greater part OF the reg imenlS OF the garrison
of Pars, and last Monday the review in qucs-
ton took place. The troops received express or
ders TO shout Pivs Napoleon! but as i; turned out
the authors of this command received damper
by way OF iulflmenr. The socialists generally
arc convinced that il the shout had been alien
deG with any enthusiasm. Louis RonapaHe
would have caused himself 10 be proclaimed en-
Rd1 on . ne P %l an Pals 9qs aayf mached T.
inmate President. The tact lha.a body Of work
men were decayed into allowing themselves 10
be organize,i, 20 aeout and shnai pire rEmpe.
reu! Vire Nap0tcOn is beyond doubt, but still
i, is possible that The thing was Gone oy me e1
elusive BonapafIist parry, which still REGIONS
here a few crackbrains. The same IS lhe case
with The plo, Tor Sunday or Monday mex, de-
whom Inc fear is en,crta iced lest the insulting de-
NAL Of his assertions made by Pierre B1napahe
should become The occasion OF duel. Al any
rate i! is certain lnatthe plan OF coup desst IS
lorestaIled and both Considerani and the Assem-
by have thereby regainrd much OF what Ihey
had lost in public opinion, on account OF previ-
ons remissness.
The manifesto oil The Emperor Nicholas is The
event Of the week Il produces here an effect
eyiieIlly favorable to The republic. and VIII put
an end 10 the division which sill separates Inc
socialists from The friends Of The constitution, OF
the republicans ol the National. The ialter pup
lished Yesterday 4 manifesto OF concilIaton.-
The order OF the DAY proposed by Inc representa-
i've Jolly was a complete declaration OF war us
aurhor. who had not been reelected, had mol the
weiph, necessary TO obtain favorable vote Tor
his motion. The substitute OF Cavaignac was
sdon,ed. His conduct in this affair has procured
him The energetic condemnation oil his most lailn-
mi friends. and has even separated from him
.nch men as Bas,ide Marras', and BucheZ NM
sru Ii is possible that Cavaignac, whose lac-
t;cs are concentration and temporizaion is not So
mnch raitor as is supposed and that ne is re-
serving himself for the first DAYS Of The new Leg
s,a,ufe. That will be 4 difficult and critical Pc
Rod y
There is plenty OF talk of ministry with Bl-
seaud al its head. Ii is even reported that ne
has arrived, with most energetic plans Which
rive some satisfaction To established interests,
and which indicate strong measures both ~ The
wav NJ prorress and resistance Ii is indub'a-
| ple that a cabinet with Buseaud for leader would
| h. go.ahead and breakne concern. do mol
| believe. however, that such caolnet could DC
| formed with any amount oil Trying.
,rhe conniyance of Louis BonaparIe with the
II. nowers OF Europe is plain. The Emperor OF
| Russia has acknowledge! the republic. Al brns-
colo At london, and even al Vienna and Olmulz,
| there is nothing but laudaIions OF he wisdom OIL
| the President. In Italy we seem 10 be gong Oh
| 10 concert with the nonntchs, and they do MOI
| hesitate 10 brag Of il. But France VIII suPpoi'
| no such treason; and il she dlh, The h"ioPean
movement would deiea, il. !! The contrary suouI'
| happen, what load OF culpabll'iy Wou,u 10. W,
| IN ma and what bad fruits we should nave 'nce
,,,,e ~ reckon IN as proceeding from Inc mean
nna s.t6sh nnlicy Of The lasl eighteen years!
The repuhlic is proclaimed in Hungary. Boz
,one has been taken and sacked. The Russi-
ans still advance upon Europe, although u IS saio
| Thai IN 00O n them have surrendered. The re-
| mr., today ia that 90 600 Prussians are adyan-
Gin, on the Duchy of Baden. But The German
| movement is far IRON being suppressed. Inc
| Badiaus, united with the Bayarlans, OF The pala-
| innate and The Hessians, are marching on Frank
| tort with The intention u PROGRAMMES VIC ,ep'o
| lie and of conducting The National Assembly 70
,ho i,,,,ress al Rasdadt The German repuhli.
cans dispose Of an armed force Of 100000 men.
In the ,aids, OF cvcns like these, France rciu-
&c mo usual subsidies ,o he Polish exiles, for
he frs, lime since 1880. an forbids their emoar.
Fa,icn for Italy. They are slut up in our South.
I have thus given you. briefly, The leading
,,s n interest which now appear. persis
n he belief OF a thorough alteration in our po
| licy, and that within a short time-ghe,hef 6y
nesceiul or revolutionary means, God only
Knows. Receive my respectful santations;
JULES LECHEVALlER.
Vote # the Soldiers.
The votes OF the army Tor Paris were as 10. .oi.
,ors. Number Of votes $4,000. For Mural 686
$50 no, Beieau ,476, Lamcrisir,e 1873 Dnlaal'
3o5s, Moreau $3.50, Passy 1871 Victor ing
3'sIs' F. Pyat 6Oa3, vayin 24a7, La nes "a