The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-29

| IN tho looitipoisf The .b1 al; oc
| la Pye,,e cav. tho Tondon I,o,aor .aams AZ
noved n ie,d tpa ,ar, IL .nota raas.
nd r. h. saa,;. .. ~ io'. L;D
- ,h., 10 SIuaa' 1.n h; o.e ms sonEue equa'
W lat ne Po''e"s1' oso hi' peh' nc VIII sooh DE-
| con,e power In 'ne Assembly Inc next scene
Miii pe Glose colnoa' anu dea'h struggle between
'ne iIesruehl n anu nssenio'y-uhiess, at the iast
Aune"' w. 'ohap"'te Shouiu give way Wec""J
message OF the Fresident OF France.
Ihe message OF President bonaParte was sent
| TO the Assembly on the 4th OF November. 1t COM
| mences with some remarks on the present peaceful
condition OF France and of Europe, which, how
| ever, says the President, may be easily disturbed
| by plot now forming by the discontented. He
assures the Assembly that "a vast domagoe ical
conspiracy is now organizing in France and Europe.
Secret societies endeavoring to extend their
ramfcations even into the smallest communes. All
the madness and violence of party is brought forth
while these men are not even agreed on persons or
things thew are agreed to meet in 1852 not TO con-
| struct, but to overthrow"
The occasion will call he tbinks for all the cour
ace and natr otism of the Assemble. whom he lad.
vses to satisfy legitimate interest on the one hand
and on the other to snffoca,e a, the frat omen, The
slightest SYMPTOMS of an attack upon religion NOR
aljtv and societv.n Among other things he re-
| commends saline tho r.il,gsvs N compsn;e. snd
emnlovins the nrecseds to ",ber nnbIic works and
sndow;ng obs a,;tahle ;ns,itu,;ons fN'''O
Ths ssata nr s;sas ,,,;,hin ,ho ve., has hssr
e,tenJ.d to The 6.ns ,,mants of Ardscbe and Of
Cher and Marne s,,onn and ,ecnIisr nolics es,ab
;shad ~ nn, snUs ,i,,o Guo .as'a.pps .bo ha
en,ered into do rons combinations eyoslled S7s
MsIn. ,oJ i,h 100 A I;, NJ 1se
,soseu VIA; a; aIo auJunc' ,ao si i|9
NationaI c,ns rds -
Tho f;nsncas arc ,sprssep,sd n bo in a oood cor
dition i. iha direct taxss are nromn,Jv naid The
eynend;,nre will nrova m he alr tbsn
cipated. and the receipts eoual to The estimates
The deposts in the savings hanks have Increased
| The Gnvernmant ia nccmniad with nrenar;no nj. ns
for giving IN nr;vata enfsrn,sa ,be ssrvic nf ,bs
mails cnnveysd ,o countriss IN the o,hsr i'd .n nf
The Atlantic - -
minute account is given of tbs extension of
the nuhIic works WITHIN the nae, uaar eYcasd;na
500 kilometres of railway In the wear 1852 il Is
expected that 800 more will be added. The lateral
canal of the Garonne is open between Toulouse
and Agen and in few years more this old project
OF Louis XIV will be completed.
The laws which have been passed in regard to
agriculture and commerce are recapituated. The
labor of workmen in manufactures has been limited
TO Twelve hours
Inc number OF communal schools has increased
somewhat; ~ Is now S4939 The communal
lol glls amount 10 W,J.S; @ ihere are 4oIz
ge,ber the urinary Schools h. us in,,ssssd h aos
The general effective land force of France is
3S1 ,ol9 men and "a 3o6 horses; the men are soon
u M De ieouceu ABOUT Io'Uo.
WIN ioieigh natiohs rance Is on ilieholy ioot-
ing Inc organization OF the Roman Government
army, MncI VIII 'nase ioreigh tioops unnecessary
nnas III n.s uollinon' vi Spaih anu 9"h-eiano 'hS
g " bav a,oar,, oa;,.d tho o,,.r.,,n,,, o,-
nave easeiy seilea .he oppof.unIy 70 lar
; Spaii WV. piou VI tne srceluy VI our rem
s SNS, y js nns.a' ii oie'ins VIC oaoiiio'
.a,'is IL 'Ie VI our naval iofcss 10
Rssidss on, Mni,sr o, W. hinn,n sa ~ - =;
structpd annice hly m snnno,t ~ raoa ama,;nn -,
the Cour, of Madrd and he ;ps,;ca of thass racI
nations has been most rovallv recognized bv ,bs
Federal Government. ''N
SwiIzerland has rsmovsd from i,s ,,,;,or;os tho
greater part of the ref,,eses who ahused ts hosn.
ta,y In supporting that measure we did a service
to Switzerland and to its contiguous States"
This naraoranb rsl.,e. 10 ,bs Tn;,ad S,,,,s.
aTbe recl.m,,;on. ,,h;,L L.. -aLa -
edHne ~nion large NUMBER Oh
i h e'Snants S anu sniPo~hels nave 10 oring
sa.au ano .t '. oi .le ohiteu states, IN
CaiI,o,nia Crs.o,, ho',s "'o.ay seIs " tne
ds,sJ -, IA hn, tha ,i' ~. '1~ Ca sne. '4ui
the Cabinet of Wssb;noton have foImafI1 ssoon amu
nxed their inst;ce and ,ve sh.m snon "h,.;r
climate sat;sfact;on ); N'' SWIM N'- 10
m. e.u....;.-
e 'o''o~ns Is uae conclusion Oh .he Message.
IL relates soely 10 tne restoration OF the right OF
universal suffrage: -
"Since universal suffrage again raised the social
fabric, by substituting right for a revolutionary
fact, is it wise in us to continue narrowing its
/ basis? And lastly, l have asked myself when
powers shall preside over the destnies of the
country, should we not from the first compromise
their stability, if we left pretext for Questioning
their orio;n q, to, ,n;sra,tasant;. - Io'..
macy?
| "No doubt was possible. and. withopt wishing
| for a single instant IN .werva from, Tho nolo -
| order which | have always foIlowad I bavs hssn
| Obliged in many resnects to ssn.r.,s f,on, ~;
net which had To the fulI INV confdanns snJ Va ~
spect in order to choose .no,hs, .nnaI,,, nv
| OF bonorable mon and of tho.a ,,Ltaaa
sentiments arc nuhI;aI u .ohse, sa..VI
| tn admit Tho naa...;,y Ano"n III. wno consented 4
suffrags m tho hroai.at ~, :sta universal
"Yeu will ,bsvaso,s po,s,o.e ''a oass.
daft of Ia,,, ,.h;Hh hase presented 10 you the
| i. r,rn.s ie'toies ue PfnciPie IN all
NJ ,uiines. IN retaining oil the law OF the 3lst OF
ty Isely 'hns wnlch winnows universal sui
s no.' impure eieihents, ana which makes Its
| "fpCas'n Ta .noie Aioia anu regular.
| the P'oJect mas consequently no features
wnich caA poss.py wouha TINS Assembly for il
thihK II e1PeGieht 10 ask Today Tor the with
ofawal Of the law OF the 5lst OF May, | do not
mean to deny the appreciation which then gave
10 the initiative taken by the cabinet which claimed
| from the chief OF the majority whose work this law
was, the honor of presenting it,
III we remember the circumstances under
| which this law was presented, no one will | he
| leve refuse to ayoyv that il was , politic,l 40,
gather than an electoral law that it was really and
fully measure of public safety. Whenever the
majority shall propose to me energetic measures
| for the safety Of the country, il NAV reIv on INV
| honest and disinterested SUPPORT Bnt the hest nj
measures for the public welfare have but a limited
time. --''' 'N l'
| cation even gone bevond tho ob;sct ;ntanJad ~ h
/ tfuip paJ