New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
FRANCE.
The RevisiOn-Arguments pro and cOn-Con-
domination OF the SON of Victor Hu0o-De-
Tense of the Iattvr-lErfaI Voyage from Paris
TO Brussels BallOoning MishHps-Paul De
IarOches new Picture.
ldence OF The Tribune
PARIS, Thursday, June ~


Paris Correspondence OF The Tribune
PARIS, Thursday, June -.
The special commission for examining
propositions relative TO the revision Of the ConsItu-
ton has not yet seriously commenced It's work Il
has appointed FIVE of It's mem0ers as a su5-commis-
sion. to sift and weed ont such propositions as DO not
merit considerations and thus tighten the labors Of
he Committee The Republicans are representeIn
tins sub-commlssion by Messrs Baze and Chanas the
latter IN place Of Gen Cavagnac, who resigned IN has
favor They are TO hold three sessions a week TIL
their task shall have been fulfilled.
Besides the proposition already presented, more or
less squirting toward monarchy, VI. Creton has
brought forward one which is simply ridiculous lie
asks for A Constituent Assembly which shall pro-
nounce dehmiiyely between the Monarchy and the
Republic If monarchy should be adopted, the
Chamber is TO concoct a charter duly to observe
which the King Is to bind himself by oatht Is then
to proceed to designate the person who shall be m
vested with royalty, with the power TO transmit
hereli,arily One Il the f-' pleasures Of the sub
commission viii probably be, 90 thrust VI. Cfeton's
suggestion into the cust-hoe. Monarchy Is certain
IN m tie ditch when 1t asks and viii consent TO be
81 upon it, legs again, by H. most dreaded enemy,
universal suffrage
n Creton must have a compliment idea OF the sim
pllcv OF M courtrymen Il he suppOses he can M
duce them TO exercise right az the polls. on gwen
dav. the result OF which may Be the depn, atom oil
that right by the men thus elected Ihest Modlch-
isis that hope 10 tempt the Republic % suicide are
,er, eager 10 enjoy the freedom OF discussion winch
II uermts m order TO promote the restoration OF the
government Of Divine Right. but would hardly De as
Wilipg 70 reclprocate Ike boon to the hepuoucdns
when once the ancient regime should be reesiablish-
81 While improving 90 the full tbs liberty OF ln-
yokiuc. praying for and singing the praises OF mon
archcal institutions, the Republicans put them TINS
simple question ,,
MEL Slnpose We all assent 20 A rest0raiion-wlu
YOU grant Us the freedom 70 discuss me repuo
hc under the Monarchy, that - allowed 70 you 10
discuss the Monarchy under the KeplbAc 70 OF
course NOT" they reply, when once We nave
throne and a klng upon Il, the whole matter Will oe
seffIed-f for good and all-therell be no more need
OF discussion" Yes but we-we-N : not setleu
for us-on the contrary" " On. yes-yO1 must gel
along as well a YOU can-~e have you iast now
we'll bind you hand AID foot 30 that you can walk
gag YOU 50 that you can't speak an oundioll your
SVeS IA thar y0u cant sec.-Ihus, persl Al me
enemies of Ills Sacred Majesty Ana NJ treton
iInaginss that proposition 80 Transparent scheme
pellucid, has any oetier destination d" a..'ss w.
than 4 comfortable conner IN rae-0ag. AA7ns fTc'
If,tlSnot TOO soon 70 Judge Of me eject upon the
country by the elections OF TIE sfer4l colill'>lo'
which clearly evidenced the mpcssDil'y Ol re- lsloH'
/ should should say that the result nas proIucea@
neUeoeI confidence n the strength 81 the col>lll-
ron increased The probabilities OF the el-laAu "
the ReDubir by nscessItaing q second general etc-
ton. ana thus proving tnai TIE uai>nssion ~ ny
.h,f rf,xer from one hand 20 another j. easy ahG
pr.ciicsbIt The path clear hence!or~af5ea,
With the exception 81 one possible contingency ING
reoul. NAV elett Napoleon AGAIN llloAtAJ
81 course The coueeeuences Of suc1 an Ak are m
POSSIBLE 10 forsee The constitution declares mat no
one j. hed 10 Yftld obedience 20 President lAiszl
elected ana such rebels 70 usurped authority wSill
re nm on every square rood IA The erehcl IeffIt1r
Ike ne .rpel warriors that sprung from ne llaSOn
teeth TIE Assembly would cave 70 decide upeal ne
co,Irse D. Pursue whether - elect PTeslitiI ron
of nj Inc nett highest candidates Or 20 order ne
e,ecfon But ID Such q safe o. things, c9uP ssa
- n revoiu-ion or terrific explosion 81 some sol'
/ voI,f -robabiy arrest a. .eglsl tive acilcA Slcl
/ an 4yeI,. (. almost the only rock aheai-f az an!
rete sii,ee other reefs and lee stoses are p-aA-s
VISIBLE and easily aySided ,.h. .,,,-
! 7 EARLY remember whether mentioned me 81
ure of he newspaper called the Ersns'snf DON
month ago. on accolni OF a. article against Cs3iIt-
Prnlsbuent /. was elected y the la-Ll2ie cESu-l-
Comes sfteu,'irg an execution near u on, VIII
tbe rr,son.r resisted ali attempts - drag nin 20 le
ssA,i with such fury that the hnal sceii- a ue-
So IN tae pcIi CAV. The offensive sf'icic "a
from the r<n OF Charles Hugo, sn III me gfea' %
/ M rnr.ncer Written as l. was uirltI .'e i-i li
ece ~ % heaTtsickehIng details oil Non h'l1o..
sesth s.-urgle Il Was altogether 100 mle1 10 l-l.
G,tn~rev- Generals weak nerves Il "a sei%'+ a.
. ,.ertiig ir th- respect tae 20 the laws
r. -rr7.e- vas condemned yeSteEcaf = a.1 ~ l.'