New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-16
FRANCE.
The Imperial ElectiOn-City Expenses-IW.
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Correspondence Of The n Y. Trbsas
PARIS Thursday, Nov. Is, 1852
The Election, beginning Sunday morning
ard closing Monday evening, has passed very quietly In
Paris. Enthusiasm 10 reported in the country. Tho
weather throughout the two days was gloomy part Of
the time the rain falling in torrents, as II the very
heavens wept the fall of the Republic The result 20
far as published favorable TO Louis Napoleon almost
beyond expectation, No enc looked fos any effective
opposition apathy On the part OF voters was what Gov.
eminent had 20 dread The almost unlimited means of
control over the population which the Government
possesses In its army Of officials In It's law on the press
in its priestly auxses put In vigorous action 70
eounterwork public Indifference. In purposes have
slso been admirably served by the violent anestoes
of the enraged democratic exiles, OF which spoke IN
former letter and by others still more ertravagan,
which have been industrousy circulated. Apart from
aAths the real popularity Of the Napoeonc name, -
proved by the free election Of leie TO
into accounts popularity that has been increased IN
favor Of Louis Napoleon, partly by some good acts on
legislation, partly by bis magnificent promises Inc
material conditions Of the country arc presens better
than they we're year ago gross tangible vsioiees
4 naturally with the massof high, vulgar and Iowa
practica argument in favor Of the Emperor, mat out
weighs all reasonings justice that blinds them 70 NJ
proyisons Of fsrseeing politicians or poneca seono-
mists The following comparative table oil votes cast
IN N. peo.rment of the Seine for and against Louis
Nspoleon at the elections of December lsis OF Decem-
her ls5l and November le52 IL one Of the cuiousin-
diees Of the French mind and vicssitades Of French
history.
Dec. 10. lsia, whole number OF inscribed electors,
433lO7 voters 3i2 1876 yess 1916 ~; no. l43 7ll-snd
NJ
French Democratic Republic, one and indivisibls,
swearing in the most solemn fashion TO maintain de
ssme and bound TO retire from Office In four years.
Dec 90 ls5l whole number Of inscribed electors, 3l.
os9 actually voting x7, 100; yea lg70gl; no. 81
and the ssme individual becomes President for Z
term Of ten years Of the French Repube declaring biz
fxed purpose 10 preserve" the ssme, which nothing
but the conduct Of parties VIII force him 10 change.
Nov q, ls52 whole number Of electors 3l55Ol scsu-
ally voting 27o 704 yeas SIS no. 536l7-sad 20 Ia
Imperial Prince Swiss Lieutenant o( Artillery, political
conspirsor prisoner, exile Ja~ sbous town N Loo
don and NswYork democratic dsmagosue, etc., &C., Be
comes Nspoleon III, Emperor Of the Frcna- wsshaF
know TO- night or tomorrow what be promises andpse
posesi 10 hs new character Ths Legislative Corps mesa
today It o'clock 70 count he votes The session WI
be opened By the reading Of message from their No
Ter. Wben usy nsse eo9sSo s'o w.
| out to st. Cloud 10 announce 10 Inn o0dAy
suit and then We shan hsve-ssy the "a
the proclamation Old Empire.
The vote of The Army - fss - rep S.Ss.
| 1000 negsdvs, Or wsses voess' 70 49, -. y
The proportion IN he Ns'y - xs-.S -
the PoivtscAuie School, WHOSE nsnoen oewe
rnuch cou,..s snd scsivsy on shs ssds Of resesne.
| Isao ana 1874 u s. 20 70 Is 10 Thoe sznos'
t,sstn- !. thev srs ss nssls surprasG snd anym.l
J but ssssssbls y - Powss thask. 9he Sssss..