The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28

per 10 about 70 resume it, Iabors. the Left
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atsain the end which It has ever had in view
namely, the government Of the country BY ITSELF ior
GENTLY indicate the inevitable transformation which
alone can insure the repose, the prosperity and the
nation Is mace every day more and more evident TO
the pubic mind by papable facts, free discussl0n
Sns 1s q es are the 10
none other, unless their mouths snail be shut BY
force But they confidently hope that by the aid OF
70 realize the changes which imperativey called
for by public opinion. Tne recent elections have
put an end 10 personal government; and to de-
termination Of the country personal power YET
opposes q resistance which must be overcome at
any price. he frst task Of the undersigned VIII,
therefore, be TO present Interpolation. backed 6y
an 0'dre an Jour motsrs touching the unjustitable
Thanks to the good OF the people Of Paris this
delay has not led to disturbances In the streetS
sg, Inc r wscn wq sse
Dill y, Tor which the undersigned are determined 70
require severe account. and a. 2 cor0lary they
sOute right OF deciding when II IL TO be prorogned.
They viii also interpelate the government touching
last The amnesty prevented any jndiciai investi.
CATION OF the alleged plot about which so much fuss
was made, but this " no reason for stninx inquiry
government In which yet remains snrouded In mys-
terry. The bloody dramas In TWO OF our great manu-.
u
BESIDES the Interpretations destined to submit the
pas acts Of government TO the Judgment Of the
Chamber the undersigned deputies Will use their
right OF INITIATIVE ana propose such reforms 40
seem to them immediately necessary. The nrst OF
these aAecss the election OF the Corps Legs
hoped for without profound change on
TINS vitsi point Tho government must not
most use Of out ana %
modelling at Will the electoral clrcumscrtptiOns
This right belongs to the Legislature alone The
ho uoff ha
preliminary oath and all interference Of authority
There can be no security Tor fair elections without
n On r tn Later pUns o 81
echo the general demand when they call for new
law rendering the mayors elective. ana require that
Paris and Lyons shall be restored to the enjoyment OF
common law. They must ct the same time insist on
liberty Of acrton tor the municipalities and emancl
patlon from that tuteage which now paraiyses
Them. Electoral liberty and municipal liberty
will be lncfcaci0us II the lntolerable privileges
which cover public functionares are maintained.
On TINS point again opinion 10 unanimous, and bill
repeating article Is or the consultation Of the year
8, will be but legitimate and Iardy satisfaction
ton OF the army Is alike threatening to peace ana -
erty II drains the country Of It's most precious re-
sources. radical reform Is requlred-tne present
system should give place to one which should arm
the whole country for the defence OF the and
her Tree institutions. And. as sanction OF this sys
tenn, the right declaring which should be vested In
the nation aione. In the opinion OF the undersigned
these reforms are essential to order and progress.
TO support them the press should be- freed from
all leLLer5. The abolition OF caution money and
stamp duty, the freedom OF printing and DOoKseng
and the rc-establshment OF the jurisdiction OF The
lor and which 1t VIII now propose In tine exercise Of
lis rightjO initiative IL Will further p opose the re-
peal OF article -9i Of the Penal Code and fun liberty
OF association, and O revision OF the law pubic
meetings. with view to do away with those aIbi-
trary provisions WHICH while restricting an essen
tal right, and rendering the exercise Of II humil-
lating are the cause or continual irritation and fire.
quent CONNECTS. ln thus indicating tue principal
SUBJECTS Of their pre-occupatlons, the under
n
complete programme or exhaust the reforms
which they intend to advocate. They merely dcslre
urgent, Indispensable, and the necessity for which
cannot be Questioned by any enlightened mind. In
An attempt has lately been made to revive tue
theory Of the imperative mandate" and 1t has been
SAID that the deputy, Us the delegate OF the electors
remains constantly az their orders, aud must consult
them continually as TO his intentions and voLes IL has
even been alleged that lie liape tried and
demned by them. Tue Undersigned repu0Iate tnis
doctrine false and dangerous, aud calculatei 70
lead to the tyranny OF minoritles. Tney are oeter
mined 70 oppose It IN the most uncompromlsing
manner. No doubt they will be ct ali times nappy
TO be In friendly and continental communication
with their constituents. They 1eel themselves III
them TO their electors In the bonds OF close soii-
darity. II Their conscience should at amy time tell
ents they viii submit 10 It's Judgment ana resign.
but they VIII consult tneir conscience alone and noS
submit W inJnctl0ns or orders from any one. The
imperative mandate would radically iaisify uaiver-
sa Suffrage. " placing the eect Of universal suraxe
at the mercy OF usurplng minority. The elective
smla the wrecks ieis By Av successive cess I ravS
buttons; II Is now the sole guarantee OF
the country from tue base 70 the summit To pre-
serve tins principle intact 1t must be freed from
those monatchlcat compromises whlcn corr upt aud
the demagoglcal violence wnicn desra1es It.
BANCEL. JAvAL
BErHM0NT. LABnIEU.
DESSEAuX. LESEsNE.
DOKlAN: LEFEvKE-PoRTALls
ESQUIROS. MAGNlN.
J. FAvRE MALELiEUx.
]. FEkk1. MARION.
GAGNEUR ORDINAIRE.
GANBETTA. Il. PICARD.
9ARN!ER-PAaEs. PELLErAN.
SSySy2 i, ExSFoST.
Observation-Disclosures.
This document comes out In happy time. It an
swers the unTeasonlng cry Of some professional
aglGators, that the members Of the left ase
traitors. The programme" which they have been
tainted for not issuing Is now before the world.
putting it forth sooner. Now. on the eve OF the
meeting of Parliament, 1t foresnadows their
M o Rocnefor T elected cam scarcely v~e do
more than follow It. ALI the newiv-rccruited
irrcconcLaDles, with the single exception Of old
kaspall, have signed THIS manifesto. Tne adhesion
OF Bancel, Ganoetta and Esquiros to the programme
OF tine veteran leaders Jules Favre jules simon,
Picard and Peietan, must teud to engender whole.
some feeling OF discipline among the noss radical OF
the constituencies called upon TO vote next SUNDAY,
and show them that there Is IN the existing Parma
far more Likely to serve the popular cause than Is
the &c parate non-juriug movement Mr.. Ledru Kol-
Inns second proclamation Is very generally con-
strued Us tantamvunt to q retreat.
IRELAND.
Revolutionary Representation for Parnameut.
ffsrou1 the T1ubtn Evening Mar1 Nov IN