Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04
Correspondence OF lheNew Yer. y.

Gouernment-Fsmais Seiai,as- Ut
the Sociahst,- Banisamnt Of M b.
FrsneA Iadustrlai EIhllt,on. &c 4. ""aj
The one topic Of conresat'on, 4, Il 4.
ma,,ers-lhe almost engrosing subIsc y - !,
lion. are the coming eleciGs. II !, ,,,..s
National Assembly confines dam "a' va.
ticIe by article, the crediIsof the sr. ! -
discuss with apparent serOusness ,sc5
expenditure proposed; Ia, msmbs,.
speeches having in them oud prot.sS,o,,
lrio,ism, or afording in.rence Ina, -.
prompted By disinte'es'edlove ., conn.
they are all well aware IN. the enormon'
lions IN The expenses OF lie goyetnme,l !.
restored by the legislative ,ssembly. AMI !.
Ter they have bestowed aiioossoe eperov
ance the expenditure andihe inc 4 NJ.
be a revival in The new G amber ci ma,
nsncia plan OF the good ID times, VIII, :.
mer will be voted, with n' very accu,s,a :.
epce whence the latter is } be derived
Honurab be gentlemen cntemr, win ~.
diecation, the unconstitutional cortue !,
yerAncur in lis efforts {, maia.sir a..
iuuS lpon their contem aIon lesou.s
lhcy,kpow will TALL unyoti @ he o,oa,.
rxcnim against the Ieaclolary ,eu.er.g
mot'erac party, while Ina paris i, eo,.lic
aept against The Revolutionary lnter.go, \
,spp>,Denls. The mocelals AMI the fern.
n, The yeille, the rouges h. socisi>> III
communists, are all makie Of he A,>4r, !
sage. whereupon are playa Tie qags he, !.
10 H.. attractive 10 The eleclr, Of Inc cam, J
me provinces, when Teciil d insir .u,,,,
! D. pnt forth az ella i'm 10 tnif in.ure r4u,e 4
: he secret this he great nalnspriae i,
IS now pa ssing in the Asserbly; b.. a6iy N. /
ed, as in many cases il tubtlr>, i. ant
skillully executed with the Majority d In :.
members, il will tail Of success. The coun -
gaishes, and is dying Tor acclsglita ion 1, 4
4 STATE OF things as will ss.ure or.-f a., /
and credit. The merChat, baker mann,
rer shopkeeper, nay, evenin mo,, ca.es H. 1
ralive classes, are tired u evulu.ioEs wtlct
duce no change, and repDlic witch ha. B,
them nothing bu banslup.y, rum. wan, j \
ploymenl, and misery Ma IL extreme on.
therefore, will hnd litle la'0r win Ire IS,
BODY; and the new Assembly will .Yal,
strange anomaly Of republican chamte.
tuled Of almost every pariysave republicans
inlmicaly opposed are The rea body Il 3.
pie. indeed The population 1cepi small nj,
Is in ) me few OF the large tuyEs, ID Ia. 4
IDEA Of republicanIsm, thai some d TIE ri.
cans oi The yeille, republicans moceia,e 3.
cel.n.s,' nave no hope beng tlu,au
though they have no o her ,tlec onab.e eqI
han the merely holding republican oplniul. |
supporting republican institution. Amonss 4
are men VINO have rendered goot service
SAFE. NJ. Marie and Genera CAgaignac al
ampIes. Both have given uiequIgoca eve.
uf lheir devotion 10 order aid IL those PM
on which depend The wel-beiis # >oclslyiYs]
lher The one nor the ether his, II Is as>rle. ]
chance Of being returned. lilh> be - " H.
eminenlly mod, rate, il may vel ne imagine,
he men who wltnin monh have idliet
chamber Of shoulderIng herwusSeIs an 81
ding into the streets, will int their Garsl
yery high on The electoral ISIS when hes {.
10 b. proclaimed al The Hocl IL Vile. u
while. he viewer. not a sion. j. lci untutbr
secuic success, by The ccEfiIdlng paF.es.
have all adopted the maxim ma 'unil
strength" The mod-raie>, Of al. >hates,
coaesce,i, ami range lnemssve. IN" one 8
party, dcnominalIns themselves The pa.
ordsr;" ard he republicans, q every =
communists and socialist, have 'eImr
them elves m opposing CAM. Electoral "a
have been determined on, By which each
is TO avoid losing the chance Of a s.ngle
and the elections which WILDE the result Of
arrangement may fairly be pred'cated as e
sen,ing tie real opinion Of The country %
great question Of order or disorder. VI lhr
question wi issue now be olned Waas
or substance the political body may hsfe
assume when it comes 10 It's full MANHOOD
can venture 10 predict. How The various
beers Of this political "corps" Will assimils'
work together. 10 the future, when us COZ
ton snail have attained Ifs full strength
the legi,imist, who has forgone for ne
his legitimacy, the monarchl,t, who mas ~
hour rellnquished his pre'ens'ons; Inc ac''
of the regency, who stands alooi LOT ihe NO.
IN silent expectation; the imperallsi, VITO
gards the Empire as thing OF course az:
various other organs Of differing opinions,
feel themselves free TO proclaim their Se'
the most clear-sighted cannot loresee.
country appears disposed to act, for he y
on the one great principle OF CONSOLIDATE
order, leaving the events TO lime and cf'
stance.
Not only are The men aioot, on elec'loto
matters, bu, the taiTer sex are no ne spec
OF The tray. II is not their influence, only,
they are disposed 10 bring 10 The AID d ne
vored candidates, but they themselves a'e
lessly standing forward in bold vlndcauva
unconceded rights OF their sex. Female So.
banquits have been for some time 50 CON
that losing their novelty, they have ceased
cite curiosity, but now another step 10 ac''
and lovely woman boldly prociaims her fs
"iralernity Tor woman a well as men" We.
Jeanne Deruin, the heroine OF our presen' I.
having been for some time an orator al 4
club, where she has acclaimed Tor the soca
yancemenl OF woman, and has conlen1sl
there should no longer be delay IN ifeelne0
from slavery, and allowing them ihe sam
lllical privileges as men, has now pfoca
her canddateship tor the Legislative Assn
and adorned the walls OF Paris win the
ing placard:-
"To THE ELECTORS OF THE DEPARTNt
OF THE SEINE
aCIrI1rss-I present myself 10 your su1ai'
devotedness 10 the conservation 81 great p'0u
the civil and political equality OF the two SER.
in the name of justice that make an appeal y !.
verrign people against the Begation 81 pfin'lp''
are The basis OF our social future ", tAtt.''@.
right, yOn call woman IN take part ~ me -.
Assembly, you will consscratr IN al thrif ia''.'
republican dogmas-liberty, equality, ifalr'hG
I.rRl
posed entirely of men Is as incompetent y W.
laws which govern our society. composer ~ I"
women, az would be nm assembly composed 1
legged persons 10 discuss the interests OF "of'.
an assembly of capitalists 10 support the n"n,
country. JEANNE YIN
"Directress Of the Journal P0pin'oa s's f'S'1
Such is one Of the csuit> a the ftVo T.
February, Of which Macamc Deroin cos'
as being guilty Of great omission III !.
claiming he Embarrassment Of women
having, she declares, kept all The pil"s'
themselves.
Next 10 The elections, public interest y :,
by the socials's' pfopasandism wAich ! /. !.
carried on particularly IN ne army.
agents ale employed 10 take all meal, y Y
ing the troops with The principles aty"' ],
Nj. PIouihun and his colleagues, "p5e. !.
and writings are disseminated win - -
ana perseverance 10 The barracks a.
haunls OF the soldiers. The most >eYe' .
are issued, with view Il scanning .h',.,..
indisc pine, and deadly war is wassi aga. :.
Democratic and socialist press ~ ne du''.
several prosecutions have, as you ~'' IT,.
by the journals, been lately Instituted s2''- :,
Editors Of these journals, in which mn. D.,
and heavy fines nave been imposed % - H.
hon, N. Duchesne and Others. W. fi'..
avoid The carrying into eilect me semen .sc..
afisonment against him. has iaSeD
England, which already holes som y -
uob,luies Of me revolution 81 reo'uo I
repression is not the only means a'Vp.'@.
placing the antidoie by The >iie o. ~. : o,,,,.
been susgestet; AM with view Y ~ -, +.
mi Ia, n,onaoanda has been ene'r. Z.