Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

The Republicans were present almost to man. They
not be counted in the above 27s less than 246 The lit
lie band Of undiscplnable, sodsans liberal Legimiss
be put down at eighteen These, with fourteen Orleansa
make up the minority which has placed it, uo upon the pro-
ject Of revision.
The question now put in the Assembly for the
space Of three months AT the end Of this time, by the rule
adopted may be renewed. There will then remain strictly
the time necessary for the legal revision Of the Constitutions
and making regular the reelection Of NJ BosAPARrE at the
general election in May Of next year. Thus
Renewal Of proposition, October 20.
First discussion and VOTE November 20.
Second discussion and vote, December 25
Third discussion and vote, February !, 1852
Meeting Of the Constituent Assembly, March l5 1851
There is thus evidently still time, BY the regular play Of
the existing laws all things concur 70 favor the attempt TO
consu,ionay polons the powers Of the President Of the Re-
public in Office. Tbs Presidential election will take place
the I'd Sunday in May. But il is unreasonable pre-
sumo this favorable Of circumstances. However,
already peceivs symptoms Of effort to be made
BY the Bonspaiss to bring about and thus avoid the
cessiy Of ula-constitutional movement Moves have
been made and preparing Of nature to gain the required
majority for revision Or that falling, facilitate coup fea,
hsr by the army by the people, 10 favor Of the President
Thus change Of Ministry u talked Of - imminent M.
ODLos BARaor IL s believed viii take the lead Of the
Cabinet and mark his entry into Office BY proposition to
restore universal suffrage, BY the repeal Of the electoral law
Of May 81, 1850.
NJ VExos, Of the Constitutonne, Is drumming up for
popularity by publishing from the old Socialist publi-
cations Of the President while in exile and limiting At several
great financial reforms by which the President would il the
Assembly would only permit him to do eo alleviate the bur-
dens Of the people, Among the prominent and prompt
Of these reforms NJ vEnox sure though he not formal
IL authorized promise it, would be the abolshmsnt Of the
odious oco duties he tax imposed upon potable liquors
and articles Of food upon their introduction into cities
These duties press very heavily upon the lower classes and
amount for the city Of Paris alone per
Among those who Saturday voted against revision ID
not unnieresing to note Gen. CRAnsAaHIHH M TaIxRs
AsoLroS BosAPARTE, and PrEaRx BosArAarE Theatser
amused the Assembly BY housng out the top his voice.
as be disposed his vote " Hive "a RepSbzque -
There no predicting with certainty what course things
are about to take do not believe however, that il will be
possible to effect the legal revision Of the Constitution upon
The renewal Of the proposition three months hence The
storaon Of universal suffrage would doubssss de,ach
Of its members from the a7s minority Of Saturday but more
than oneourh Of this Assembly will ever bs found to vote
against revision long Il would bs possible to reeect NJ
BosArARTE and long the end Of revision with The
ioy thoss who seek BE- not the amsoraon but the
abolition Of the Republic Win smslicsation ever Be- the and
Of revision Never, with actual parties. But parties will
remain The through and perhaps several ssnssons
Gen. MAexAu, the Of the army Of
Paris has lonsbse counted among The superior officers oft
army most dsvoedto Prsdsot BosAPAnrE. Bora December
"a, l7al be entered he service aconnan soldier " 1909 A.