New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07

aly brought ags.Ist Socialism IA the very re7erse as
gves TOO much - the power of TIE Stsie ard see g
to- much gniisry character
! There has been tax lately Of new Ministry -
The scb has Published complete Let Of Il n Mole
was Pres dent Of TIE Council IL connection With Theirs
FaloBx. &c. Tns publication VII knock that con 'i
nation in ihe head. The statesmen Of three fallen
regimes WI not take their iavalds. They have cd
rou,nes Of Intrigue which stu give them The sPpesf
ance Of force But u realty they are 10 longer any
thing for Frsnce-not even for LOU. Napoleon
begin 70 change tne opis.on which have expressed
Of the intellectual cal5re Of Louis Napoleon ! 4
pressed u 10 s sincerity but sii have more re-
spect for bis character or confidence he honesty
lie only appears 70 be al ambitious man, instead OF
cypher. efficiently crafty and perhaps alas sut.
Gently bold He cirgs to h.s fixed idea Of Imperial
isn in crcer TO crush the Republic. But he crushes
it, il W. be for his benefit. and very far from
serving as plank to Mole to Berger 10 Theirs 70
F4lloux and the rest to gain their Utopisn dynasty
You will see that be ~ play with them continually
and them the tools and stepping stones Of hi'
ambition
What we are threatened with is the Nspoleouic
stroke Of policy either for Consulship or PFesden
cy for life with changes In the Constitution, such
the ght granted the President dissolve the As
semby. arge increase Of salary, the restoration TO
the Tueries and the riaht Of commanding the armies.
am almost inclined to believe that this stroke is
near hand The journeys of the President are for
this purpose He mas just had triumphant reception
at Amens. he viii 60 to Nantes. he will visit
successiyey, il the pot begins to boil, Bordeaux and
the otncr large cites.
Whatever certain journals may say Of It. nothing
will be gained by the absence Of the Assembly which
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parliamentary vacation s TO allow the Representative,
who are members OF the General Councils to be pres
ent during the session, of the Assembly You remem-
her the time OF the election Of President, that the
Representatives in favor Of Cavsgnsc wanted obtain
either suspension leave of absence for individuals
in order promote the interests of their candidates
The Reaction dead against their plan NOW it Is
not surprising that they wish to realize it for their
own advantage. The Representatives WILL then go 10
prepare ior the reception OF the President the De.
psrtments and his future incumbency for life and
his tie attempt viii perhap, be made for new
Constitution Of the year F. with the substitution Of
President for life 10 place Of the three Consuls
Gen Bedeau recalled before departing tor Italy.
The purpose Of his mission political and not mill.
tary. ! said so al the time and now the M0Hneur
avows IT, Why then does does he without hav.
ing accomplished his political mission ~ the
when he could do nothing in Italian Affairs except BY
d. diplomacy This s one Of the contradictions growing
ont Of our false position.
Gen Lsmorcicro has started for - Petersburg ac-
conparied by the msedcuons Of the National do
not share in this rgonsm Why should Louis Napo
leon be reduced 10 employing only the svowed enemies
OF the Republic This would be 4 bad calculation 1t
the mission OF Lsmoricisre is in accordance with
Republican principles, he has done well IN accepting H.
lt !. reported that be is entrusted with negotiation
in connexion with England, Ia behalf of Poland and
Hungary.
There is no truth in the duel announced between Ma
pole0n Bonspsre and Of the editors Of the C7sai
on account Of the letter spoke Of in my last
We are passing through the dog days, As they
are called here The letter OF Leon Ftucher TO the Py
reuues Memorial smacks of this which In France
We call the canine He demands that every
iunconary suspected Of Socialism shall be turned out
in hi. mouth tnis Repubicanism and not Social
sm This is in perfect consistency with the character
Of the man lie speaks Of being revenged for the af-
front which be received from the National Assembly
and hi. rancor may even go back stl further Indeed
he speaks Of the nobility called Republicans dc IA
reHe Leon Faucher was, in fact profu.e OF his ad
vauces and protesaons of devotion to the Republic OF
February "a At that time be editor OF the Sbele
lie was thrown ou, by the Republicans de "a rse, and
is now revenged Hodis mihi oos ubi. He is busy on
new law on the profession OF printer which is calcu-
lated to place indirect restraints the liberty Of the
people.
Meantime all the projects for social smeliorations re-
main stationary. The celebrsted inquiry ordered by
the Committee Labor, has turned out decided
failure.
a very curous correspondence has passed between
| n 4 70 he terry b u
OF the incarnate aafiaom Tth Prince Louis Napoleon
The history of this vi. a. related by Proudhon i'
exact have known it from the first and the private
opinion OF Proudhon is no, fully brought out Il Is la
more severe NJ de Bassano insinuates that the only
object Of Napoleon deceive Proudhon wheedle
him over to his interests which the latter replies
thu, Louis Napoleon would certainly not be much obi
ged TO his courters for presenting him hypocrit,
or corrupter while in fact the object Of the nterve"
was very simple very ineligible both sides They
mutually desired to become acquainted with each other
for the sake of s common understanding or OF con
Dict II there was occasion Tor H.
The cousin OF Louis Napoleon, the Prince OF Casino
ex President of the Roman Assembly, mas just beer
arrested at Orleans on his way from Msrseilles ,c
Paris
The Committee on Public Assistance has received d
proposition from NM Place and Camgs, for the orms
ton OF general bank Tor mutual aid in behalf Of the
working men. This is important object It pro
poses to generalze what has been already adopted IN
certain professions Every would contribute 70 ihs
fund The working man, BY saving his wages 70 Al
east y francs year the employer Al the rate OF one
ccn,ne for every days work performed IN his shop
the proprietors landlords and professional men By
tax on their income
Ithas been estimated that the annual receipts would
amount to 40 millions Of francs The bank could sP
propriste for relief
10000 SICK a. francs y............... - eN'
.uoOlC aged A. franc per dsy............ b0oft q
$4,000 AbOrers out OF work francs ay@lslev''
You may be assured in advance that this propose
VII not be carried out.
lrA1Y-The saairs Of Rome are in a suecessiu
course Of arrangement basis accepted by Eng.and
France the Pope, and the other Powers Ine best o
al these arrangements Will not be worth much, IN oa
eyes. but It /. the consequence Of the failure Of III
European Revolution which must have necessarily 10.
| lowed the failure OF France
You will ind the PoPes letter 10 Ondinoi among Ia
Official documents. tie has also written al autograph
! letter 10 Louis Napoleon
In the mutual situation OF the French Army and IN
Roman People the re.ul Ia. no, proved 50 serious A