The New York herald., 1850-06-10

On Saturday, the tStb Of Nay, the whole Of ths
amendDents to the first srtcle Of the Electoral la .
were rejected and the article itself adopted by the
Legislative Assembly The period reqered for the pre-
parstion of the Electoral list being extended from
twenty to thirty days
At half past o'clock on Monday, the 9th ult
the Assembly proceeded te discuss the second article
of the Electoral bill. IL was as follows ~
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cal rishis .otGa eseiss in she commune and who have
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quire these ausliGca,iors.
NJ Pierre Leroux rose to oppose the Srticle and
tended that the Electoral Lar should he revised In the
manner prescribed by the revision Of the Constitu-
tion lie ranibled out Of the question, and proceeded
to extol the excell.ncs and blessings of Socialism,
amidst the mufmurs OF the majority The President,
after vainly inviting him To confnc hpiseli to discuss
the merit tht article consulted the Assembly which
decided by considerable majority that NJ Lsroux
should not be permitted to ntiI ue his speech.
M Dupont de Bussac next moved On amendment,
declaring that citizen should be permitted TO vote in
two departments during tho sxmo legislature He OBJ
served, that the surest means Of destroying const
tuition TO use its text for the purpose, had
been the on the 18th Brumaire.
NJ. Leon Faucher replied that the amendment l.
gslature, in framing tho twoptysixrh clause OF the
constitution merely wished to do with the condi-
ton OF residence which was required of the eligible in
the previSus charters, when the departments could
not choose more than oneha OF ther deputies out OF
the department N Dupont had said that the surest
mode OF destroying consttution was To use its own
text for the purpose. Now such a mode not the
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. 1t is said, remsrks the London Herald, that the
NontagEsrds have resolved on waving their extravA
CANT designs ana OF joining the moderate Republicans
under GeDerSl CavaGnac, with the view OF forming
strong parliamentary party Of which the gallant gene
raj will be the recognised leader. meeting Of Leg-
timst N bers held night or two ago, at which
it agreed support amendment In favor OF two
years nicle in lieu OF three, proposed by the
Eleotoralaw
The speech n delivered on Saturday by NJ. de Plotte
the Montagnsrd representative for Paris has
cit ted great surprise OF its moderation and
good sense ard has evidently alarmed the Conserva-
tives who consider IL symptom Of coalition between
the Moderate Republic ans ND the Socialists
1t is very generally believed that the President OF
the republic does not by any means approve Of the
general policy at present followed by the governme Mt
and especially of the Electoral law but that he simply
acquiesces in it, because II 10 tho work of tho
bly which ha. forced IL upon him and 70 which he
leaves the rerponsibity IL is said that as
soon as the Electoral law sha have been passed
the Intention of the majority with the ssstsnce of
the commission Of seventeen and the concurrence Of