Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-02
MISCELL a MEG US
From the London EIdniinei.
f. POLITICAL. STORM IN PARIS.

TIE POLITICAL. STORM IN PARIS
This q all winch dlsulhed the surface o French pol
I'cs has passed rapidy as II came. Nor az pro.
duced any great revolution chtngr. The only wreck
has been lhu, of Mr. T. rdnand Barut who disappeared
amid the slarm French governments generally loses
hnme munster IN consequence OF elections For these
but loo often % against ha ministry aud hen the pri
sonsge WHO id. HE lone department is blamed Tor moi
/ redeemng tho errors and nnpupu'any ot the wholo
cabinet. Nj Faoehrf was sacrificed. similar
oceason, by the mainflly which has regretted him
alace MI Barf5 has now disappeared. 10 ones
regret
Il strangely happens that ot tho Two pa:lirs which
dispute mini .teJl po hef. numbers hos OF capable
men. while The other has wltl The experience
mud reputation Of minister and vet The party which
have no experience Is anki1os fer p0wcf, While all tho
statesmen shIlnh irom IL There something very he
this gum with us In Eng land not flpfani. how
ever " hen the elections went in favor ot ho popular
side. the Ihols the hloos, and tho Menlacmberls
raised cry that IT was all oNiug to The ncapnc Of
the Pr sidenl's ministers. The President replied
apply by asking them To take Office But no-thcy
would censnro the peioImance, but not undertake the
task themselves.
NJ. Thers has all along said that. fhe ever nrcrpod
the ministry II mus BIZ 10 do somcihnp and veg
eale The executive Of republic aud the worker o
constitution lac despstd. In other words # NJ Ihlcrs
in. would be ior conp dcfa. Bnl HE malriIy
have nol hoIdr,sS for thus. any two o len agreed
To whom the coup deidi should be IN iayoni NJ Ihles
would moi rIsh II IN oIder 10 make Inuls Napoleon hIs
emperor and master and LOUIS Napoeon will not let
him do II Tor any one else. Besides, the principals Tor
whom these gentlemen would make revolution
very eager fol 1t. LOUIS Philpc has ,esio agan
behold a French mob, yet has the nus de Nrmlnfs.
Even the Prince de Jonyitla talks of fundng
plfe The sonrh Of Brazil Montevileo wunid suit hun.
aud Lord Aberdeen Is paving the way ipr him But
the must range reluctance Is that OF the Duke OF Dor
dtanS who will do nnhlng, and make no eilor tn re-
conquer the C crown OF Fance. lie douhs If II be worth
having. or worth keeping, al The price OF either The cruel
y or humiliation that must be eXelc sed endured 10
urder 10 nainaln IT,.
Thus deserted by all parties unable AT least 10 rusi
any, Louis Napoleon nsead OF having recourse iu pop
ular acts, place hs hopes the yiy oi hI~
police. NJ Bamche, Vile is kind OF police attorney
general Is appointed hnme minister. Now certainly he
great Napoleon did give great prominence In hls system
Of police. but he al the imc covered The Ut lrnrss
OF this by the grandeur Of other acts, aud indeed Of his
whole pulley. His principles Were h"se now ptnlessed
by General Bedeau. who insists, insisted for it's
now almost TOO a'eon repression at ho ne helng coun
teraced by liberalism aud glory abroad. Once twice
General BedPau thought of for The ministry. hut d
pomatl>ts Immediately nterleHcd IN fright and lnsls
ted On more pacific men.
The great pint seems 10 be to consider huw the gov.
crumenl IS 10 r,cover popularity OF acquire force with
out il. Eonls Napoleon hns shovn courage and eral
ism III Ihiug such his resistance 10 ihe occnpa
tiun of Swllz rland, and IN Ausro- Russian demands ;
but lhese not generally known On the other iand
the French are about 10 make way Rome iur the pope
of babafs ~ bgotry. aud cruel y. Every act Of this
kind will re.echon France, anl further d'dopuanze
LOUIS NAPOLEON hose alliance with the press has done
more than all else render hun odus 10 the mass Of the
French people.
Ia home policy the only measure deS goed for the
recovery Of POPULARITY is crusade against The ptess
Prosecutions 10 be directed against the lbra' nf
uals and The old stamp dues and secnn deposits are
to be relmposed. This IS locking The doo after the
stred is stolen The Socialist and The Liberal press have
done lhe worst Unfortunately, the acts and policy oi
the government well he tone and anlmnsty o the
majority Of the National Assembly. give matter aud scope
f the press represent them every one as reaclhi'
This belef is widely spread. 10 gag the press W
now but coufirm ard clf0bgato it And va my sale
ly assert HAT all the elIfs Of NJ Binche 10 prosecute
the Liberals and Of NJ Barer TO insult, humble and ar
rest them will but add 10 tie weakness and oopopnaFIiy
of the government. When once the lifile shPpke'p'ts
are djsg, ed by such policy aud condemn 1t by their
votes, il is surely high time TO abandon H.
! We sce that even the Times deprecaes such active
repression, and sceus think that the NJ dern Co'mcd
Of. .2ucients which Louis Napoleon has composed of
Mcs,rs, Mple, Ihiers. and Berger pr mlsng I" con
suit them on all OCCASIONS is not Likely 10 app"a7e r'
inc discotont or promote The desired fesnfaipn. IN
Tins love the French conservatives, but Is "s sharp
lighted not to perceive lher feebeness ianacsm aud
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