The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-08

The following i ihe result Of the polling al the twelve
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Paris
Yes 1921
The following is the result known at O'Clock from
the department.:
No . A a67,Soo
THE VOTING IN PARIs-RclpEErs
PARIS, Monday evening
The counting (depoualemenD OF the votes commenced
this morning at 10 O'clock in all the electoral sections n
Paris, 10 the form prescribed by the circular of the Minis
ter OF the Interior. Some curious incidents aceomna
MED the operation For instance. there were found IN
several of the ballot boxes bulletins n foo and boii
inches long, and broad in proportion in others the woti
Eyes" was printed in letters of gold on the finest psr
fumed satin paper These bulletins de lure bore the name
OF printer in the Faubourg ST German. MANY tickets
in certain number OF sections bore the word 1yesD in
front, and the word 'no" on the back Many too had
curious and sometimes too emphatic comments and
syllable, such as "Oui Vve PEmpeIeurp % "Onii
Mile ct mile fois, oui !" "Om has la republaue
"Oui Vive Ia reppblique denocratique Ell socialep'
Soul pour que Louis Bonaparle soft Emperor Z" Ouil
vive rarmeeF' "Oui Mort a CavagnacN' Non
Mort au Dictateur!n "Non Vive Henry VIZ "Nonl
Vive la repubque r. "Non has farmee y &c. All
these tickets annulled, and will be appended TO the
verbal The same was done with the tickets that
contained neither yes nor" no. bat merely expressions
denotng attachment insults 10 the person OF the Pres
dent OF the republic.
A MAJORITY FOR NAPOLEON
II will be seen from the subioined accounts of the poll
ing at the election that the majority in favor OF Louis
Napoleon will, as foreseen, be immense. In every
part of the country from which returns have been re-
ceived the number OF votes in favor OF the President
measurably exceeds the number OF the negatives. There
has not been majority against him in any one OF The
districts from which the returns have been hitherto
ceived.
This result will doubtless be proclaimed by the parl
OF the President as immense triumph, and as
aording decisive proof that France approves Of The
coup fftat But in reality the question has not been
fairly put to the country Had there been another can
didale in the field the majority which he sure of hav
ing this occasion would be great and very Legitimate
triumph but as the election has been conducted
mere mockery. The country has only the choice be.
tween the reelection OF Louis Napoleon and anarchy;
for il is clear that ii France 10 reject Louis Napo
leon at the present moment, all government would be al
end.
AT a o'clock this afternoon telegraphc despaiches
were received, bringing OF the result OF The cleo
lions in considerable number of the localities From
these returns appears that out OF 100000 given
about GOO 900 against the President, and 100000
his favor. In the oil to night good many add
tional returns will be received.
pEcuInRITIEs OF THE VOTE
In Paris several of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS have conca
the counting OF the votes and the result as far can
be ascertaned, is that in the capital wo-lhrls Of The
electors will vote iayorably, and onethd against III.
plebesce In the second reimbursement, which is he
quarter in which the Bourse is situated, 23,s9o voted
OF the number 1912 in favor OF, and 1907 against
the President In the tenth reimbursement which iss
Faubourg st. German, and the district inhabited by The
astocracy, the proportions are nearly the same but
both these ACCOMPLISHMENTS great number OF electors
abstained from voting In the sixth arrondissement he
National Guard of which has been recently disana
there are 1892 for and 252 votes against The Pres
dent The other ACCOMPLISHMENTS in the centre OF Pans
have given nearly the same results. The arrondsa.
menis which constitute the baneie are the most fWua
Bile 10 the cause of Louis Napoleon The general oyib
ion now is that the majority in favor OF the President will
be from six TO seven millions
THE NEW CONSTITUTION
can state that the President has terminated lhs
draught OF the constitution He asked the advice OF sew
era persons, but il is he who has drawn mp himself and
M de Persgny who has copied IT, 1t is 10 be promu gated
Immediately after the proclamation OF the result Of The
vote for the presidential elections
M. Napoleon Bonaparte, son OF the ex-King Jerome
has acceded 10 ntimaiion sent him, the part OF the
President TO leave France and has jus, set of for Lon
DON Nj. J. Favre has also taken his passport for for
eign country.
According 10 one Of the numerous anecdotes afcal ID
Paris in these roublous times, Louis Napoleon, when
speaking few days ago 10 one OF his contdants The
subject Of universal suffrage, threw doubts on The oI
OF retaining that privilege TO its full extent To tbs bis
friend remarked that II was for his own interest that
had been re.established; to which Louis Napoleon re
piled, Cest vrai, mais a pres cette pour hap
user en- non pour me noyer
THE MANUFACTURERS AND THE PRESIDENT
numerous deputaton, representing the different
branches OF trade and manufactures in Paris, headed
WI. X,
OF the Partisan Industrial Union, had Saturday in
terview with the President Of the republic by whom ,hey
were received in the most gracious manner M Gaus
SEN shaw manufacturer, and member OF the lnierni
tonal Jury. address Louis Napoleon on behalf oil The
deputaiion as follows:
"PRrNcr, We have witnessed with happiness the IA
azation OF the memorable words which you addressa VI
TO on a recent occasion. You have given France y
curity in the future We come IN the name Of crest
part OF the manufacturing interest OF Paris, 10 express
you deep gratitude, You have restored couhdenc
to US We owe TO you order and labor, which consius @
the strength and wealth OF States. We have com ~
prince TO tell you that we place entire faith in your
allied wisdom, and in your enlightened solictude Tor
true interests OF French industry
Louis Napoleon replied as follows:
"GENTLEMEN: / am delighted to see that large P +
ton OF the manufacturers OF Paris sympatbze with
political measures which the safely of the country tf
dered necessary | hope that labor has not been 70
much interrupted in your manufactures, and that y
workmen have mol taken part in the disturbances whh
have occurred Tell them that my my most ardent desh
Is TO improve their condition, and TO favor much
possible the development OF our fine productions"
The Prince afterwards conversed for some time WI
the different members OF the deputa,ion, who retire
charmed with his solcitude and affabiliy. IN
THE MUNICIPAL BODIES.
The adhesons Of the municipal and other public bodh
TO the President OF the republic have become ame
general In many OF the departments nearly the VINO IN
OF the municipal coancis have voted adhesion, and
immense number have sent 10 Paris addresses 10 y
President thanking him for the act OF the III Of pecsa
Der
The workmen at the iron. works OF Vezon process a
to the poling-pace in procession, preceded by a
bearing the word "Oui" in colossal characters.
EMIGRATION.
II is stated that several persons who have taken
active part in the propagation Of republican prneP
have determined 10 cmigrate fearing that they may
harassed by the new government on account OF new
l,cal opinions Several journalists artists and ua1