Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-11

Il Is efslliysw q those whe s.asuipatc sor I
Mss HArRs brilliant career. that nc has j. |
NAllca herself Of her pserogssive. 10 abyoga,e
re contract with heais & %. London, for her
services in the United States. and paid over
$4,000, the forfeit moAey. This renders !,
impossible for Beale & Co. !, comply with their
contract with Mr. Wardwel, !. consequence Of
which iie has instituted suit IT, Che recovery
Of $4,000, on breach Of contract. Ii i well
that Miss Hayes has thus early avaiied herser
Of The experience Of Jenny Lind
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Louis Napoleon Bonapaic, seems 10 he wide
awake to ;he fact, that thsre must be poItic,,l
crisis in France, in 80, but is determined 10 mt
forth allhis naniyennsy to save her afrom The
perils that menace" we were not even aware
that there was apparent tranquility--at least in
the councils Of France, with reference TO which
he says:
would be imprudent to deceive ourselves
as % TINS apparent tranquility. A vast demaoo,;-
cai spiFaey has been organized n FTsnSce
au ~ Europe; secret societies have been formed
VIZ. tons extending even to tlre smallest
al the must insensaie and most .ur-
HQFrnd ttbaV rF,
men or tnings, hare giUsS. 6s..ssivss r.,,Js-s
Dons for 1892. Your patriotism and courage. on
par icifh which ! lvW endeauor 10 act, SrU I
40 not doubt, saUs France from the peras which
menace her.
The President adds new feature tothe force.
whichhe has been playing--by openly assail-
ing the very Constitution, which as executive
Of the Republic, he should guard with Jealous
eye. The mask was not inadvertently dropt.
but with the greatest eifrontery cast aside un-
der the holy prefencs of rendering the ''applica-
ton Of free and universal suffrage. more
moral and more REGULAR
lhere Will be presented to you bill to res
tore that principle in all its pleniitude. in pre-
serving such parts of the law of Nav 81 as free
universal suffrage from its impure elements. All !,
render its application more moral and more : !,
gular. y
Ihat bill WILL therefore, contain nodng :,
calculated TO shock the Assembly, for at r
present ask to have the law of MAY 3ywidl-
drawn, do not mean to deny the ap,obation !
winch formerly gave TO the infinite OF that &
Mlnlstery who asked The maiority.o support =
the law which it presented Munurs on the
Lefi, and aughter.) admit even aat ITS effects -
nave been to a certain extent saluy. he new :,
ed laugiter.) In calling to md the circum- :,
: Stances under which il was resented, 1t must :,
De allowed that it was po6cal act more than Il
an electoral iaw-( marks ofeniai, accompanied :,
with laughter THAT it we real measure OF =
public safety. (Sneers a the Lefty And y
Whenever the Assembly foposes 10 me vigor- n
Gus measures to save tn country, may count . .
on ny ffssGte-cc.c;5 .s,'rF ec-crccctse. Iron =
ical Iaughter.) ;,
~ Il
''Independentl, of those perils, the law of y
May 81 presens graps snconpsniences. ! have 9
not ceased to believe that day would arrive
when it woud be my duty to propose its abroga- =
ion cloud aughter.) Defective in fact, when = .
applied tothe election of an Assembly, it is in q
initely more when applied to the election Of =
he President loud ironical LAUGHTER and inter- u
'uption;) for, if a resident Of three years in u
immune is guarantee of the dscernment re- .,
Iured in the electors TO appreciate the men who
night come forward to represent them in the 7
Assembly, so long residence cannot be re- !
luisite to appreciate the merits OF the candidate
destined to govern France (renewed laughter.) !,
s.The law Of May 81 has its mperrections, but P
wen were it perfect, ought it not TO be abrogat-
diff prevents the revision Of the Constitution,
which the country so manifestIy calls for?
sit is objected, know, that my side, this .
proposition is inspired by personal interest; but !:
ny conduct for the last three gears ought 10 be suf y
ioieot 70 p& as;dt such an allegation The good !,
{ the country shall always be the only motive :
f my conduct. / think it my duty to propose
very mode Of Cancellation, and to make every
fort TO bring about pacific, regular, and legal
olution, whatever may be the consequence. :
We would call the attention Of our citizens TO
he fine assortment of beautiful French Engra- :,
tings now for sale at auction, at Benton Hall
The Ladies are particularly invited TO visit the t
Iall during the day, and look over the assort- c
nent
o.
From the st. Loui Times u
THE MEssAGE.---We have but little to say in II
eferenee TO this document, which seems 10 have s
zen drawn up with good deal of caution and
act, and is evidently framed with view to s.
lease all parties and every section. Its whole g.
enor shows that event is at hand indeed If Il
he public had by any accident forgotten that a
Residential election was near tho perusal of this
Message alone would remind them of its an
roach Rut notwithstanding the caut;or. ~ :