New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

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| Paris Correspondents Of The Tribune.
PARIS. Thursday June 9, 1850.
| The black deed is complete. The Electoral Re.
form Bill has passed. 1t is published. Seventeen
Articles detail how the monarchical muzzle is 10
be placed on the mouth Of the French people. Tho
bill 10 signed by the President and Secretaries Of
the Chambers, the Minister of Justice, and the
President Of the Republic. Ali that remains now
is to put it into force, and thirty days after s pas
sage the work Of registration commences. Il wss
cunning msneuver certainly bat cunning is not
vital principle. Neither can Government sub.
sis. on the hates and opposition Of vast BODY Of
the people. Political nartyrdom IL In proportion 10
repression and that marty rdom breeds adherents
1t is estimated that by the various provisions OF
the new Electoral Bill, upwards of 100000 Of
voters viii be dsfrsnchised. OF these, 10000 Of
revolutionary vermin," as the AssemIise Natitn.
ale calls them, viii be weeded oat of Paris Tia
Redctionists are terrible on idle people. Work.
work, they say. Accordingly, a. means of keep.
ing the people at work, they sustain the Con.
scription Of the Army, which causes the strongest
youths of France to lose seven years of the flower
of their life in shouldering muskets and burning
powder. The hard work which the Daches, Of
Orleans does entities her to q pension of 300 ooof
year. The sweat Of the Orleans family general.
y. so great that 1t produces en- interest on So.
100000 francs. The new BILL therefore, ID directed
againstide vassgonds. This point Is pars calarlv
diisted upon BY the Monarchist speakers. Indeed.
we have charming anecdotes OF how, when soma
worthless rogue attempted to get sienatoys.
against the bill in workshops, he was driven away
BY the indignant workmen who were ia favor Of
the an;ivagsboDd bill In order that the bin NAV
haze fall effect, il requires each voter 70 remain
three years domjciiatod ia one place. II tsLes
away the right Of voting, for term Of years from
al persons convicted Of political offences; nav.
mOre-whoeyer sells Democratic Newspaper ia
the street, loses his right to vote
In my letters have constantly insisted on tho
necessity Of breaking down the undue potentially
Ct the Politician in Europe before Association can
come into action successfully. IL is 10 vain 10 look
for equality, while Royal precedents In display and
expenditure, 60 to set az example Of pride which
vii be initiated throughout society. Such is the
state Of France. The Tuilehes Palace il unten-
anted, as though il were kept sacredly vacant fx
TIE next king. As for the Association Of England,
have no faith in its immediate operations. IL
comes too soon. What the English want Is Politi-
cal rights, established bases FOX Social develop
ments. The only two bills Of Importance this seq
sion-those relating to the Extension Of The Right
Of Suffrage, and the removal Of the tax on News
pspen-were both coatemptoousIy rejected by the
msjOrity in Parliament Accordingly, eighty ma,
cent Of the English are without votes and tbs,s
Is 20 daily paper published eat Of London. IN al
England Ignorance, serility, dsbsuchery, arc
the q aac'sri''ies Of tie mas Of the Eagsh PEG,