, 1866-02-13

has taupbt M IN w.it and ns,ton c.n roit
longer than ona man u and, n tbps h,a,or
tbtIr time. the oeon,a an a,,ent,v a,uc.,,oe
thr,nse,vea for The inarItah1a ;esr. r, :. -
cessary tn r1nderst md ANN mptb,nn ~ IL. f,-rne-
condition of The Fnar.t, ro,,t.o.1 v,-,a IN
o,;lar ~ arn,at, tho aa1ea. - To,,. N.no-
icon,s suecass ana ~ :, .tn, rooro ns,o..srv
so tn do IN aTn,o;n ~ ,hnn.a L.. .,s,ort
of tbo Fr.n,,. ,aa-,a s,s - a.,.s. - 1c.1'ai-
n1esent s;,anrs nn.,na Nv >o ana % n,sor ~ Tnn,s tn
Ph,,s,.,>.,s f -,,s, tsuN ns ana p.4o. " Aou'.
o,5o-a &, r. rs,,t- ..S1
-, nan,to1,sts m.nsas,s a'a.. u0 .s1.y"s, s.,,
than r. E.",s-S ) ,.n. :as .-..' ~.4' - "s ~.
To,,,s ph,,,;saa AZ o'41, ~ :. W "olAea
~ dn~,aa ~. ~ ~. .an. W -. ~ .,se
$500. as suo mns y'a.e " W legn' w
s.s.N I ~ W eonsonoa,.pS w ponef A1o ~
A5 ~ "uu'ius n1s .euo" -<uu ~. ~
.sun4a" tue W. mon VI Ponues to' W.
oesaeey 'ess eAc'tiog ea.eeR VI con,ae1cia1
puiSu'ts' AZ tna ou'set ae was emMsnuS
snccess1ua' nut Inc want OF kno"leoge ol po-
Il1'cai economy ID france, ana tne chronic an.
agon'sm between cap'tal ana noof nfongnl
aoout gene1a' aneaslness ana 1nc1plent dis-
otaet' oo.n parties turning anew 70 Inc ois'
cuss'on 81 pon1iea1 9ues'aons' aao ootn anke
fol, md Tia ho,,ro<oi,i. therennon eetsh,;.bed
Whist Ia known as the Renuh3Ic of IA THAT
R,nnh,tc ;ras fonnaca ona r,,,ea In the,r In
tprest and thr q sster,b,c 3av. NJ Jrna,, when
fbe workmen of tbe Fauhonrya necr,v r,.nted
the dransaa ,o,.os on the Hotel 40 vii,e~were
s,lnpis s, ahtana, .noagu uato,tanats, , eno11 OIL
share of power In the councils Of the nation:
Beaten In 1913. they believed they had attain
ed their object in 1851, for It was their moral
influence. If mt active co.opcratton. wh,c3,
built M the power of 1ouis Napo-
leon and enabled him tn strno1fe
aoa,nst and f,na11v ovarcome tha A.,-mh1+.
Ni.tLonole. in other wn1d, the Rennhllc. T
IA not mean this was thcir oh,ect FIR tbrv
little cxpected that the man NJ their choice
hnt do, tnou fIom neroona, observnt,on that
the working c1asses If Fraoce comnanat,ve1v
.,D-a,-ase-eaa ae tbsv zrs-o r., ,ba le.,s,,t,~e
~ g ~. .,..,- - .,s:1s 49, h.,s.es,ss.,
,s.po.s p ,rt;, ~ -,,,,aa aa"a ~ - ~" sasa".st,a
seneu "ts4 ~. "'os p.1aast e " ae ~ pan"sMa
- oss go, ~ tns cas asaa :" ~. st,es
80, 49, s.1,. - -.
Nav. 1851. to January Of the following yesr,
and ayailed mvself Of every opportunitv OF
testing the sentiments of the neon,e IN +ha
issues tben heinz DECIDED fo11owea 1on,s
Sano,eon to D,,on. Beanva,s and Po,cI,era
and listened attent,velv to his sneecbes IA
4bose c,,,cs and tn that famoua ,nan1f.ato ~
b3s whcn Iovfno I'm fopnda,{on stona or liza
Cer.-al Mcp., az pa~,a u. ,-tnc,,,oa ~
assart3ons ra,her were at that tt,ne s,,,!'
ronttr democratic and occss,on,l,v .oo,o1
e.,ah,u ovro.tod rn,,inoo Tha,r. ~.
Chanrar,,isr Iomor,c,erc -, and ,,551ad
n" sEistocrat,c 6o,.,rrar,s, Win ,hoi sna ahos1
ths | ,rarl;nr,nca -. ~ p,-;. an5 rr.nce a-ta5
hurx.,,J m ~ n;d n t;,na " M enaca aam,t % or;t ~ =
oa,,s 49,. tt,s s.+,sf. osa-,,r ~ ~. .asa ~
- a.. -, ha 80, - ,nSa.a -,
stst.mants Tho no,,, 1,,.,a, +noE .11acs ~
~ Tnssdsv nocsnhsr 81 tha H. fo1,ov,ua 1 No :
rnarn1.r 1ront or.~ ~ tha E,,ha..Sa g
.ota1n. n,th 80 na,.a.,.a ~ nsa,.::
h.s,."5a. s..-.,,a,n r. m S,-.,,,,.. ~
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80 80 - 1s.. g., st..,s,,, ~ - ,.S
~ .a,a os o ,s~aIa. - ~ =
.osu ' - ta-s.",s +:ha,s ~. sss.aj 49,.
.as ..s ~ .,..r ~ .s sss.t ,-o.I.S..1 p1
~ ~, - 80. 49, ~. ra.1s.ss s.s 10y
-..N - .rs., ,M,s'i
Iss ,s,s s.aI ~" t,easa. ~ s-e. 80.
.Ms..oa-t,.a.',sIs .ra -. ~ "1s-s...s. 49,
Az az a. ~. ay: .s au1 ~. ~ 80. 90 t.e s., =
'u4n' w. 'uo !0pay ,r "as' "." ", ao.'
nous. muaa1as ~ ,,, wy 1outs rapoleon = U
on' e'oc. ~ WI o. eouf1e W Anonn 20 yoal1 yNl
.ooA p'a'a ~ tne "s"oJ qoa3.st u 1no
siencn sspl1al, no.'fas 1ormer.y' m sne a'4o'f
os'e'., " ., ~asas,oeealso W Luz asnot1a
elaeses' anu Ln1s az - asoateuiy sumeisat :,
;a,.,,.sI ~ 49,, .tor 1,..s,aont As.tha"a,.,t
may 10 cited in proof of this position. I'M.
mediate1v after sefzfuo all power into his own
hands, Louis Napoleon Issued number d
proclnmations, or DEGREES, diminishing the
hours Of flabor, regulating wages and the prices
ofprovtsions, DC, his object being to gain tho
support OF the working men throughout
FRnce and so greatly did this ]udlcious pol
Icy enhance the good opinion already formed
Of him that he saw the way opened to
the Presidency lof LIE, and subsequently tn
10 the imperial purple
PRESENT RESULTS.
such we're the ruugs OF the ladder by which
Louis Napoleon climbed into power. The ed
.if1ce being completed, the ladder is foreottet.
The crest ability of Napoleon III. consisted
in understanding the parallel Of political
forces, in playing one class asaiust another,
or, In The language Of the turf, In backing tic
"deld" against any one horse. But succet.
has damaged him, and he Is now committing
| the fnrrih1e h1under NJ eour+tpn &hs nond u nj