New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-18
FRANCE.
The New Ministry-The Great LotserT' &C.
Of The N Y. Tribune
p.p,s Thursday, Oct 80, 1851.


tracts f,or ALI ,he political journals OF Paris, upof
.he close of the Ministerial crisis, and the compostor
.s,ns oew Cabinet But this would require mor'
maze than YOU probably care to devote 20 French
.r.i,s Only four papers, out OF some twenty, are
Ssnosed 10 treat the President and his new ercie VI
ady,sers with favor the Constitutional ana INC
Petrss which have for long period been Ely
and the Presse aud the Pays, which have veeieu "
Bcnaparte's support since his s'ano I'D i@O - -.
vsYsal suffrage He meets with unhlncinns
from ALI the other organs OF the minority a. - =
az the majority. from the Republicans a. We" .
Al. uonaycbis,s give you qno'alon ifo" ca"
.,,,.s. shsS.s of opinion-one rom constant oo
s.,s.,-one from converted opponent ano one from
- =, his svowed enemies-the hostile MAJORITY
md the hostile minority.
PIG. the Constitutional DR.. Veron says;
"The Monitew has spoken we have, II MOI
u,n,trv al least Ministers. These are all honor
slie men and more less fitted BY their respective
attaipfnents 70 the duties OF the departments en-.
trusted 10 them. But all these new names lha'
must be rather surprised al hnong themselves CVni
,.osng today ministerial game OF cares, nave De-
sides a decisive signihcatloh. "a.
"since the Leon Faucher Ministry has gwen In its
yes,guatiop there has been nothing heard In the
CHAMBER of Conferences of the National Assembly,,
hut CRY oftenOr more or less sincere, ana hehaces
more orless serious. The representatives. u,u ~;
sneak in sonow when they said France Is iost
but more than one of them repeated with as mucu
,ov ar bombast, Before ten days are over the
Preside mt will be locked up at Vmcennes'
"Weil the Ministry, favored by the Presiceht' mas
one sienihcation If il has other--that OF giving
the lie 10 all these and accusations anu o rem
deYne all these threats ridiculous. we 40 hot nnu
in the Cabinet single person, VINO. ~ ues mii"
many a heart was filed with hesitation and anxiety.
even pronounced at the tribune, a discourse uPor
the right to labor. On the contrary, we hhu among
them gisrafes full Of resolution ana courage H
sin,ain1ng order and in enforcing obedience to the
laws more than one name placed Dy the cuzen r nj
the Fad OF legoDs of the National Guard tN. u,-
got Minister OF Foreign Affairs, is Lleu.eIaneo
Snelin the NationalG Guard OF Paris and M Lacrosse,
Minister of Public Wosks, is Colonel OF lhe Natiohal
Guard OF Brest) We hnd IN 1t "enerdI "l9 .las
lately shared with our soldiers the dangers anu .e
bonors of the recent expedition against kaoyie We
md in il the name Of NJ. Lacrosse. several times
elected by parliamentary majority to the vice.
alt would require, IN truth, vast deal OF lmag'na-
ton TO discover in these names an escort whlca
could, in fifteen days, conduct LOUIS Napoleon 10
VinceDnes" nj, .n,
ali is true that the grand political game viii be
nlayed and decided over the heads OF the Ministers
II will take place between the President ana we
Assembly 1t only remains to know whether tue
message will be challenge"
Al. de Ia Gueronniere writes in the Pays:
"The President appears 10 have double object IN
view the establishment of universal suffrage, and
the revision of the Constitution.
"In order TO accomplish these objects OF pubic
safety whence must q ministry have been taken
"From the Right The members OF the Right or
the majority refuse the repeal Of the law OF the Sst
Of May.
minority. re- ect the revision OF the Constitution
"Thus, on side, as on the other, the President
would encounter imposslbilltles.
There was, therefore, but one plan remaining
choose new men, strangers both to the majority and
the minority, men. IN a certain sense, wlthou,
individuality, and who, before the Assembly, would
only repre- sent the necessity Of the existing state OF
things.
IL is impersonal Ministry, which VIII not take
any mans name for title, but which Will bear the
name OF the law it is charged TO defend and to re-
store.
al, will be the Ministry OF Universal Suffrage
"Thls name is glorious enough TO console the
new Ministry for not giving their name to the new
policy of which they will be the interpreters.
at is not men who elevate and lmmortalze
things, is things that elevate and give characterto
men"
The DetGts, Orleanist and naturally opposed to
universal suffrage, thus gropes in the darkness with
which 1t imap ines itself surrounded
"What does the new Ministry mean What does
II want Where ~ IL going fhose quesnonS,
which We YESTERDAY asked, are to-day IN everybody's
mouth After twenty -four hours, we are more EN-,
baTTaSscd than ever 10 reply. Az TIE Chanoef Oh
Conferences at the Boufse, In the saloons, IN the
press, the stupefacion is un.'efsal confusion ahd
uncertainty are at Their hight. While waiting Tor
the Message the field is clear for ventures and con-
lectures. The language OF the Journals more or css
understood to express the IDEAS of the President so
seems expressly intended TO accumulate DOUBTS and
darkness.
"What part to play is it intended to offer the ma
iority in the CHAMBER To what proof is II meant
60 put its resignation and us patience In good
truth, is 1t not an insult TO suppose the majority
disposed TO follow the President and the Cab
met into this labyrinth Of contradictions piled on
contradictions Is II not expecting something be-
yond compaisance thus to suppose 1t ready to make
an amtnds honorable, upon the first summons OF the
new Cabinet The law OF the 3lst of May is the
NJ NM mt M
seryaiye majority has won over anarchy At is ne
cessaTy guarantee Of order and the safeguard OF the
country II is in itself apolitical programme What
ever may be its pretensiouS, whatever may be us ON
cial language, "A government which spurns guaran-
tee of such value abandonS the cause OF order The
majority will not follow il. The day when II should
make the sacrifice demanded of II, the majority would
have abdcated to the demagogues and delivered the
country over To Socialism II would have committed
suicide itself and prepared the rum OF France But
We know the Assembly better, and shall not do 1t
the injury to entertain doubt upon its attitude and
Its vote"
Thus the Monarchists oppose the Cabinet because
Of its supposed purpose to propose the restoration OF
universal suffrage. The Republicans oppose 1t be-
cause they do not believe the Cabinet strong enough
to carry their object and because If they succeed an
that they intend to follow with the of the
Constitution IN the Presidents interest. The Steele
says:
1--WE do not feel called upon discuss the merits
Of the new Minister'S nor To examine the peculiar ht.
ness Of each for his duties but we with regret
that there is not IN the Ministry single man whose
name give real guarantees 10 the friends of
pabican opinions and OF constitutional institutions
II is treating the Assembly in too cavalier fashion
To offer II such collection OF utilities only destined
to mask personal policy
From these few extracts you may gather the facts
tina, the President is feebly supported, lar num-
bers are concerned that the majority is Piled with
every scr, Of inducement and encouragement to re
sist the demands Of the President and that the mn.
acrity is also urged and imploIed 10 carry on the
same aggressive warfare that has already been its
policy. Whether the members in she Chamber will
be of the same timber their organs out Of it, we
cannot know till IT resumes its daily sessions Nor
can we fairly Judge the Cabinet till the Presidents
Messsgeis communicated to the country. This VIII
show at once the policy that the Ministers have en-
raced 10 sustain. Their apteceients beiny ra,hcy