The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-28

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The recent slsction Of Eugene Sue TO- the National
Assembly, from Paris appears to be regarded by the
monarchcal press Of Europe. and their sympshizers in
this country a. 4 triumph Of anarchy over claw and
order" Such is the view taken Of the event BY the
London correspondent Of the National Iassligmssr II
would rather sppeaf from the following article which
copy from the Pennsy that il isa triumph Of
the republic the monarchiss and aristocrats. who
are consprng Its overthrow and subversion We have
ourselves private letter from distinguished gentleman
in Paris, which that such is the fact and pre-
diets the final triumph Of the republic. and its establish
ment upon solid and enduring basis.
From the writer OF the letter referred TO- learn that
the term SOCIALISM is now merely technical political
designation. II is not understood in France TO imply
that he who bears il is agraran the modern accep-
ation Of the term, and in favor OF advson Of property,
although the enemies Of freedom, order to bring
preach upon freedoms cause, thus represent it, But as
now understood in the politics Of France, socialism
implies simply the equal rights Of the people, under a
government OF equal laws II claims protection for ALL
and the abolition Of all special privileges TO favored
classes II does not claim support or employment for
the people by the government but il demands just and
equal laws for ALL leaving every to do for himself
In short socialism, professed by the republicans Of
France, simply the assimilation Of French instt
tons to our own. IS
The letter alluded to says; Republican France will
not suffer the retrogade party to smother her will She
will yet make il known and heard" And again "The
reds, they called will come into Office, and il will
be blessing to all Believe me, il is the only way to
have done with the infamous set who have constantly
turned 10 their ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the various political
changes which France has undergone for more than half
century. We are full of hopes and do not despair yet
to see France assume with rival standing with
your happy republic" a
Thus writes distinguished French gentleman, sim
cerely devoted to sound and genuine republication
any who lives under the folds Of the proud flag Of
this free and glorious republic.
| ta From the Pennsylvania
The ELECTION EUGENE SUE Iii subject of thought
how ndusiously the liberal IN the old world,
is assaed by is enemies in both hemispheres
all the rancaiions OF the press foreign and domestic to
and depecate the efforts and The Of those
species Of wrong is attributed all who rally under
folds The bases caumnes arr. heaped upon the liberal
them looking he desuctIon Of social order and 10 he
overthrow OF religion and law Before being promp
giving belief to these SANDERS let us recall 70 ourselves the
manner in which democratic party in this country has
been assaed-its motives misrepresened-its principles
has repeatedly been charged with hostility to the public
pcace-wh advocating measures Looking TO the desruc-
ton OF private rghtsand with other designs equally nfa-
nous The these accusations Is powerful
conclusive and denies that whenever monopo-
caion The ton projected
and the public hoaol vndcaed.hat party y the relief 70
chay Of placing too much condolences In the assaults made
upon the people q france The wild theories ay o. hoss
before the realities and the emergencies Of the repub
n agi "a ted
the clamors of men OF single idea but they rarely hurt
Should suffer- ~ n
that the ordeal purIfes by bitter experiences or
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abilities of Louis Bancor even for the refined
tice Of holding great popular party here responsible
for the violence OF Buegh the ianacism Of TsnPsnihe
cause and demagogues cali themselves demo
The very last election IN Paris is pointed proof oil
election demonsa,e7 il proved conclusiveiy that the
canmnated democracy OF the French capital who voted
only law but OF ordernot only of the constitution,
but OF the government eli-ay, even as administered
cradle egy that the power Of the President bnd
letters upon people oil France Let give few proofs
ooa sa Of hs New YORK whose sympshs
are all against the democrats they are called IN
audes monarchisu Of the houses OF Orleans and
Bourbon aristocra of all kinds, ambitious out OF
Office and the whole power OF the President with his min
istvi
Thursday morning. the coalition confident Of the
Of their candidate and The socialists despair The
hdence Of the former ruined their cause BY unwilling their feelings
ssns cosps hostility s capital suppression Of Ae
freedom nepes SO long they lay quiet like the cat Of The
enough But "whom the gods will destroy they first make mad Ia
Al in France as elsewhere.
The addressed the merchants BY
with you,u the threat "But five vote for
will feel warranted pursuing attempts to overthrow the re-
public which win lead civil and nare moro than q.
sa isrssis. man 20 r%s Aim
Third error On Friday and Saturday, the intention
by project Of police the bundeng NJ Cartier, take sth
stringent measures against the opposition papers no prevent
and Short by anybody except by the popeior-
subscribers Now, knows, the ccula
nen existence Of The
What had been thoughts psty squabbe between
NJ Garlic, and ~ ~ s x ~ no. se,o IS I s
The Minister obe Interior had formally sanctioned
before Legislative assembly, Oh. Of M Cartier Part Of
and s Ia gsss Pss The soaeose Know that
mouth society gagged muscular soon express
m w and being ugued with revouon voted against The cand
The greatest them all committed by the
e Napoeon the q me Ey.ee What mus, be the In
violence rssoon openly declared Certainly the mos.
iden himself indeed Il asserted plausible
grounds and oicsns surround him wish
ruin him n The public opinion By making him ss 70.
nnnhsed, The win be they hope, 20 res
tornon insrpicable any other theory But
headed Fn Consulate, and commences thus The
epoch First Consul sook The direction Of affairs
moi without utility examine
Nothing better Than s series Of DEGREES and ord
promulgated after he assumed the control They establish the
striking analogy between that epoch and e one which We
lve.D