New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-20

k6ot,y, and Thine, in Paris State of Political Feeling
M Ldmartne Publishes an address,. =. The Pref
5cuf ooes 10 cher bou,g French Prospects. The Nc
palese ambassadors. The OpeFG Pdfis9n EGono'
pses.... The Dancing Gardens Of Paris me Cdb'-
net &c,
Pan. Correspondence Of TIE Tribune
PARIS Rhuraday, Sept. 4 1850
The Republican star seems in the ASCENDANT
An English friend, who Witnessed the reception in
Paris OF the PRECEDENT after his provincial tour, in
forna me that the cries for the Republic were terce
and strong-that even the gentler sex from the
windows sweled the chorus. The on dit ls, that az
the Elys6e, the Bonspartiat faction have lost cour
age aimee this country and town manifestation so op
posed to their ambitious hopes. The cry for the
Republic was so great in one place, that the Pres
dent turned and addressed the voclterous body,
telling them that if it was directed at him. 1t was
nst needed. for he knew his duty The mass Of
lookeraon here will see things with traditional eye"
but it seems to me clear that the danger has passed
for France. When the elections OF 1882 come
round. whatever may DO the resut IN Pans, where
sbe diefranchised are kept down by 10000 men
thronebout the Provinces there will be suooessfa
resistance 90 the law. For example, IL villages
where out of 800 voters under the Constitution ess
than hundred remain, the Constitution lugsIed
AWAY. il viii be seen that the DISTINGUISHED by
virtue Of municipal force will set the electoral law
aside And public opinion being against the thing,
bsyepets cannot pin il on to the garments OF la
mere France.
III. Lamarsne, In addition to writing his new
batch Of Con6daaess for the euileson Of La PzesSe
which are dull enopgh-has favored the world
with long political letter. He seems to think
hat Louis Napoleon is to be kept good Primes by
sugar plums accordingly be administers dose Of
nsuseous praise to that weareg Of soldier clothes
and would.be improver Of cannon, Hero is in ez-
sract from NJ Lamattines communication. 1t Is
worth extracting coming FROM SO distinguished
politician:
"oprion In France is The sovereignty Ills be az
sarsd Irresistible ke destiny Gall yourselves Royalty or
Republic MonArchyor Democracy Legitimacy OF of!esn'
hu-BonspsIsm Socislfnl-the nane Is noihfng Puo
Mc opinion 10 hing In France that Ii the ruin u men
pubic opinion eghteen months hence, should say WISE
he Consultation 10 be corrected. everybody WA say IAe
same thing; tho National Assembly VIII say the aame thlng
n spite OF facuous coeries and pasea NoIhng can re-
alai Inc current Of css of opinion In such country as
lais Ii 10 the country Of echo ea PyhsgorSs "ooa lsVs
aid there 10 only vocs when The true yoice fnal
pronounced the feeling Of mo cay Tne ConaaSns
Assembly will arrive al Pals with the 2ll powers 81 me
people II wiz be Republican because france VIII nave
Two yeaa reflect, and reflection hch deMoaaastes Ias
impoesibhty OF three reservations In compenon OF t&a
viii be the Republic we'll &C tho insnnc OF NE peo
pls. But Il, will DO moderately republican iof ns
o2aniIy, business transactions, prudence. tGie VIII
ahow thai any violent or eSrce government Is llos
iesl In nauon which shove ali enertsns opususuce
20 civil war suicide II will Then revibe the Coz
sh!uioa In ihree toa articles l. Ii will reas!aolith
ninceyy Of universal Suffrage unity Of and
peacs between classes by reestablshng universal suf
rage nuhlsed by the law recently passed II wultfse
uniYes suffrage from elements really vtiaed or too