New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
FRANCE
The ministerial Crisis.

As the telegraph from Halifax will have
.,afor,o.a ,os before this letter reaches you, the
P,epch Ministry have been dismissed from ohce-
.ouslv II Is tue with thanks for their zeal, and
nth request 10 remain TIL heir places are supplied
,,, none the less dismissed II IS true that the Caol-
no, ,esq,ed but AZ was because rneT dismissal was
imminent and they preferred % take leave themselves
rather than 70 be shown the door. think men
nored some months ago. my belief that Louis Napo-
leon would before i was too late. take he first steps
toward restoring universal suffrage and WOULD be re-
elected By as large majority ne had IN ~. Inis
,teu he has taken and the dissolution Of partner
.hin between him ano his Ministry u the inevitable
consequence 40 they have made the Law q May 81
their stanc ard ana their fOflOrn hope. The PIes-
dent mas always been opposed 10 THIS I4". In Nay
1880 Eugene sue was elected By heavy majority
20 the National Assembly, and The Chamber real4led
on the 3ist Of the month, by passing rs famous
restrcted suffrage law This Was an act OF revenge
directed agdns, the class Nal eie 90 tie s0citis'
IOmauceT Leon Faucher, not AT that time minister
repnfted ne law from the committee, AMI was US
principal and especial sponsor tne President never
liked the plan and believed Il 70 be trap IdAi i,l
MN o. the mOnarchlcal branch 81 the Chamber. lie
hfsIiai.d long before signing u, Dut DeinS uh"ihS
10 enter upon hOsiIilties win the iegiitue' ",SI
vas largely favor Of IT, ana ioth 10 usieeau 1o
eyl, ent Keeling OF the country al the tible he hAdit
nt his hsnd and seal 10 IT. OF late IN plan mas oeeh
10 apply restricted suffrage 70 the elections iof re-
presentatlves, and universal suffrage 70 the leei-
DENTAL election But. within d fortnight or tlIee
weeks he mas made up ms mind 10 sop ~ no nan
measures and 70 risk everything upon master
stroke, even though te may incur the inconvenience
OF ministerial cfSis, ana the feuedl Oh an his 'aO'
snet advisers. 49,. -
There has been something dramati" N this govern
mental episode. II has revealed quaiHles III INC
President which, without amounting 20 Ppsthc &c
Mus mass for II IN many people eyes. II am nos
mistaken the effect viii remain, aud VIII SPEAK ior
itself all IN due time. Louis Napoleon hds 'hdie d
deposit al the Peoples Bank, upon when ne may
draw al sight on the 18th OF May heNt. me 'uech
will be hOnOred, and compound interest," PtN uPVlt.
The President signifies TO the Cabnet, whenever
they speak upon the SUBJECT on Soaiage' '"9s ~ m
opposed 70 tho existing state 81 hIngs' ihs NJ
does not by word or argument or rhetoric, out by
silence which implies dissent nom uleh oliuous
At last. at council of Ministers, ne declares o 't
simply bat decIsdy, that he cannot consen, 70 tne
further continuance of system ne dlsllhts ht
gives his reasons cOnclsely, hrmy, " lhout seeAlng
TO inspire himself with courage ana oeleflildtluh
by buster or braggadoco. Tie would ho' care u
whistle III the DARK even though ne were crossing
skull Common. The Ministers, frightened, ana
feeling their portfolios Shipping nom theI grasp
give him three days To- recahi IN. ne on NJ ,,uS
allowed them tlll Tuesday 10 consider ana turn tdi
The ablnei return 10 tOwn-the tOuncll Was heIi
nj st Coud-aDd the President goes to the races al
ChanlIy. Leon FaucheT sits down 90 giooihy
meditation that massive Motel OF the kue ue IRE
nellie and calculates his chances. II iS ont OF the
question TO apOstatile again. ke has been the most
liberal OF all liberals when liberalism was popuat'
anG the most bhllllSdltA ltdNhoiiiNN XIV" ''''''
came into vogue
The wea,hercock. which has pointed west for
three successive weeks, seems 10 give the iyrdh OF
the Interior lesson OF cOnstancy, and hxtl OF am
and purpose II is quite impossible 10 VeeI hdii
round the dial again, for decencys sake SUI ne q
boz the whole compass, If nobody saw MN Never
theess II is pleasant thing 10 De home Deepo' 10
fs py TELEGRAPH, and pTeydTCate IL isc NOHUtW 70
correct Presidents speeches. TO PACK Juues, lprlSOh
Editors dismiss Projects, forbid balloon aScenslons,
shut up thoaters bottle M MHSeiles, ana 10 extend
J. a a
With one word the PIeSident Will blow VI. Fduchcr
away. lie can snuff him out a. he did 'h;mgafhler,
last January. To avoid being snuiied out or blown
away, N. FaucheT brings ali his means oil moral
suaslOn or II that wont 40, OF illumination, 70 Dear
upon the reflections anG medatons OF the bxecu.
tive. lie sends relay after relay OF ADVISERS ana
concihaiors No less than ten emiSSdreS charged
with emollients or caustcs, as the case might be,
with Tainbows or ihunderclaps TO De used according
TO the emergency Travelled post ON that evenuulday,
from Paris 10 81. Cloud NJ. earlier, Tue frelect oil
Police, Was made 10 hand IN hls resignation, also
accompanied with a fnghtiul statement OF the dan,
gers To be appreh from a return 10 tmversa
Suffrage. Nj. Berger, Project OF the Seihe, mayor
OF Pafls1 followed SUIT and declined to continue IA
office, If the present laws upon Suffrage were inter
fcred With. But tins gentleman either has retrac'ed
or will do SO. At last TUESDAY came, the day when
the truce expired. The Cabinet met the President
at the Palace Of 81 Cloud. The united resignation
OF the Ministry was accepted. the President saving
little more than that ms determination was made
"My opinion H. formed, and my resOutont0 propose
the repeal of the Suffrage law ITreyccable' IRE
Vocable Before that word. a Ministry crJmoies
away, and system of pohucs melts Ike snow IN
the sun Irrevecablc Do you suppose that such a
word pronounced III a breath and yet drawing AFTER
II such vast consequences viii not have It's effect IN
a country like thus When Napoleon the Grand
declared that there no such word IN the French
Language as impossible, he was no more resolved
to scale Mount ~. Bernard, than was Napoleon the
Younger 10 Gust his Cabinet and lnaugurate another
when he sand that his course WAS taken and ms feSo
luton uTeyocable.
suppose Il can be hardly necessary 10 mention
the sequence Of events 10y which the President, by
entering upon tins new policy, expects 10 become
consttutonally eligible before the next election IL
may be briefly stated thus BY oowing out ms uu-
popular Cabinet who. b, the way, viii be made 10
bear the odium Of the reacilonaTy regime from which
Just emerging, and by taking the lntlatvc IN
suffrage and other reform movements, he makes
decided advance toward the Republicans " no can do
no less than meet hlm half way that is,'a certain
pCfton of them, the r6DkEQse h0Haefc a Dodercc,~ho
before voted against revision Will now vote for II
and think II probable that the scales Will be turned
IL is true that the Monarchists VINO sustained re-
vision a, the FIRST trial. did II IN heir own interest
the Legltmists, In behalf of HEM VS. restoration
the OIeanists IN the hope OF speedy return 10 The
sway of the younger Bourbon branch and ali, IN the
design OF destroy ing the Republic. 1t becomes aQueS-
tion, therefore, whether they would not now decline
~ maintain measure 80 evidently conducive 10 the
interests OF the President person m whom they
have no manner Of interest. THIS would be Sc
T,ous objection, were II no, iOr two reasons. The
Monarchlsts would be unwilling 10 pun upon record
fragrant an evidence OF inconsistency, and beng
all OF Them candidates for reelection would not eop-
artlze then return BY opposing popular measure.
The partial revision of the Constitution once passed,
the way Is clear.
The grea, phalanx OF Republican journals DIVIDE
at this point Part OF them 20 one way and part OF
them another. The PrtSSs and the Pays Girardia
and Lamaftine, take ground for NapoleonS secoHd
term, which they have up 10 this moment, steadily
combated. The S'sc!c. N0rI0aG! ArsRemelt RePEb-
hqss Rs,OHf,0H and ias, though not least the cha
rTrdrl, continue their hostility TO any revision Of the
charter From the latierpaper give YOU aa extract
rs seems 10 present the principal ground Ot oppo>
sion IL a. IA the fofm oi letter from peasan, 10
Emile de GMardn
CITIZEN ENiIg rs GlRARDiN Won day aficT dsy,
Jacques HonhommC hoy At YOU want Us o. gNeyun nacS
unvenal suffrage, give IN exchange the EeVsont the Gu
xtftutcn
My 81 has been stolen and the thief before returning It.
wants to tske 10 balance II.
Interpreted thus the rubAtT trade would De-
too They that things took ths tue
fafdle {he time Oi teeds lOdS and that fiu