The New York herald., 1869-11-22
c.2s,s Q. osssrs p" NJ AOn prominent LAWYER Is

or Caesars y" NJ. Allon o prominent lawyer, Is a
candlaas for another OF The seats and the wages
attached TO 1t, or 12o 900 francs per annum.
M. Laurier, another prominent lawyer has Just
WITHDRAWN his candidacy favor of his competitor
hocheIoft III view OF the arrest of the latter py the
government. although the arrest lasted only tWo
hours.
II. Glais- Bzoin, an ex-deputy, is also running in
one Of the districts; NJ Emanuel Arago IN another.
These are the more prominent personages, but
some are now upperm0st that were never before
heard OF by the public at large The candidates of
tls class belong 10 the people," ana they are very
anxious to serve 1.-THE peope.n In other words,
they have all the pushing arrogance and calloa5ness
or true representative OF SGnS-cuiottisIn; they
would prove just as gnscrupulous and cruel Ia power
as were the nen OF 1885, while their ignorance Is
unprecedentedly gross and papabie. Their aspifa-
lions are iaughable for they are based on nothing
but the most besai desires Their efforts to obtain
success IA the electoral ued are incessant aud their
noisy utterances are numberess in behalf OF radical
socialism thatls OF the right every body 10 work,
right OF children, or women 10 the earth that tney
cultivate, or whoever does cultivate it.n Their
Underground intrIgues against each other are anu
sing. one Oi them calls meeting and, rents puolc
nan for the holding thereof has rival gets vent of the
aiair aud attempts 10 onst the Whole assemDlase
speaker ana all the invited INTO the streets by 90
tanning prior lease or the building &c The com
mtSsarles OF the police wno by law are compelled 10
DC present at every meeting, nave as yet dissolved
none, but the intrigaers do not scrupe to call on
them TO interfere Tor the eradication Of their rival
pfetension5.
one OF The class described is particularly notice.
able present-M. jules Allix. THIS the gentie-
man who styles himself "a radical socialist" OF the
anu wants the Corps Legisatn dissolved as he said
tue other night ''because we would then ar
rive TO something eiSe.n lie Is one OF tine
exlles OF December, although he has been
back III France Tor long time. lie Is an ignorant
tntrlguer seeking the realization OF his selfish
dreams, bat without the ghost OF chance OF ever
beng elected. Wthal, NJ. Jules AllX has something
OF the Gayroche element In his constitution; he Is TO
be seen dartlng about all over Paris and travelling
around seyeitts dc ofte, troops OF the line and the
public buildings. II he had it in his power to
snte and oyerturn them ali with wave of his
hand. NJ. Jules Alnx, IN a word, pits himself
against the Tuilerles; he desires to tear down that
palace and regenerate the human race with his
philosophical code OF socialism. He has one set
speech on his school or politics, which he spoutS on
AL OCCASIONS Is would be useless TO recapituiate
all ms peculiar views upon society contained in that
set speech, which only mention a descriptive
Item OF the Individual under remark. Wishing TO
hear this ana other would-be representatives OF the
people, have attended several of these gentlemen
IN their respective ocatiate5 OF resort; and, hav
ing tnus mingled with tnem have had The oppor
tunity 70 ascertain that these demagogues now ram
pant nere with tue bible OF socialism III one hand,
would readily play the sane old game OF havoc
as did their fathers IN iioD The same bloodthrsty
scenes which occurred under the .'rerrorn might
occur mere again III this coyetOus age ana luXur
Gus capital were II not for the wholesome restraint
OF King Chassepot. went the other day TO visit NJ
jules Alix, as his residence He liyes in fasnlQaa-
bic Quarter since his house Is ohfy fosr .of fjve
doors from che Champs Eiysees, although 1t py no
means paiaal-ooking one and he is not at al in
eiectioneering His lady was nc home, and after
moments hesitation, received me with ali the nigh
hown aif OF LADY OF the Parlsan working classes,
WaO5e lege lord Is an aspirant for q seat IN the
Corps Legslanf by the side OF Theirs and
Fayre. said Madame:--"ile is the busiest
mortal IN Paris just at present; never at
h6ne since the electors have been convoked
IN his conscrption (she meant clrconscuptionp.
ioa see sir he comes and says:-'Quick; break
last knocking his fists on tue table (and Madame
KNOCKS III imtatonl, and taen he is on In trce,"
Se Meanwhile oil this agitation and postponement
from date 10 date OF some vaguely threatened mani
festation, or eee, In the Streets have occasloned
serious embarrassment to the trade and commercial
prospects OF the city, anu losses are beginning 10 be
felt. The threatened dates on the calendar now
put or for the 21st inst the oay OF the elections;
the 29ta Inst, the day OF the Corps Legislauf open
Ing by the Emperor and the ID OF December, tue
anniversary OF Baudins death.
The hlgn preiates OF the Church are Hooking to
Rome from all quarters. Several American bishops
are now here, en- route to the Council which meets
as your readers doubtless recollect on tue sth OF
next month.