The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

Tho reds" have selected their four candidates for
Iaris-to VII, Rocnefort. Felix Pyat Ledru Roliin
cded they must not take the usual oath to the con.
| sttutlon. Tais man9uyre Is simply meant to pre-
oath. OF course, Is Indispensable. They know their
presence there would BIO or no service their ad-
herents. but that they would be more conspicuous
committee WAS made Rochefort had taken the GA H.,
but he declares every night he Will violate 1t at the
| iirst chance. Some one OF the mob cried out ne
| the other night as he was speaking, sIf you aru
30 Snow ready to Violate your oasn how do we
! to U.s. q" This bare.iaced ayowa OF inlcnded
perjury has scandanAeo. even souie OF the rayol.
tlonsts themselves for 1t displays their utter want
OF political OF moral scrupies. Louis Blanc, the So
OF the democracy, and their journals censure the
farce OF bringing forward candidates Who il
elected, refuse to enter the Chamber. Consequent
y, as ! said, the revolutionary democracy are
divided already into two or more wranellng camps
which foreshadows the anarchy that would follow
their possession OF power. We should have Jus. the
same scenes and results that preceded The rumults
OF lSi! and lSss-disorder, boodshed and Dictator
ship.
From present appearances there are likely to be
no OTTER candidates than those OF the reds Just
named. Neither the government nor the liberal op-
position nor tue dissatisfied wings OF the democracy
appear disposed To enter the lists against the
a,cers as tney are called that have come forward.
But whare Is all this to end 7 That is a pregnant
question. These men who declare themselves the
threats and brandisnny their fsls must sooner or
later attempt to make good their words. they val,-
not be all The time talking about Insurrectlon, ana
naming the day for appearing IN the Streets arms in
hand, without making an effort ut least to carry
QUE their programme OF blood. Ii they 20 Oh mouth
ing and ranting only, they will be Kissed doyn as
happened month ago TO Banal, Gauibc eta IL
Co., who were carried Oh The shoulders or the mob
last MAY. ms would be very moruiyng to Messrs
kocneloft, Ledru R0llln ana the rest, but II they
really undertake to raise an insurrecLion which Is
mucn To be doubted, woe 10 them. All Paris would
rise against the mob as Is did IN 1S4S and the army
and National Guards would gobDe them W with tnr
greater despatch taan II did taen few hours would
who war on state, religion, society Itself, to the
Tour winds OF heaven. The trade OF Paris
ot tSs very 0d maca bdagsa the sass
about revolution irigntens away that great horde OF
travellers VINO contribute so largely to the ex.
cnequers OF the bo1ttqefs of rhis attractive town.
The middle classes are murmurlng strongly at the
government for toerating the excesses OF the 'redn
Journals and politicians. But these Illogical burgh.
ers used to murnur also when the government took
the trouble for many years TO keep these political ad
venturers in order Therefore it is Just wen they
should have a lesson. They are receiving 1t now
through their pockets TO tune that will make quite
a lasting impression. l have written at rather
tedious length on politics, but that is the topic OF
the day. Besides IL Is necessary to explain matters
distinctly. thai you may better understand the sita-
ton hereafter. Events or some Importance must
take place tais winter and their interest Tor foreign
ers VIII DE AL the greater when the dr1nattS per-
some. as well as the stage and It's accessories,
al familiar.
Talking OF the stage reminds me that the ever
Resembling patt has abandoned us TO our fate ana
taken her flight to the SHOWS OF the north when al
the other troubles we know Of are rapidly on the
wing to milder regions. Last Monday, aG the pare
lng performance Of the fresh and lovely Adelina,
all Fari5 that could get into the house was there or
course IT was a splendid ovation. Applause
wreaths, enthusiasm aud almost tears as she waved
her hand In adieu But the director has had his
snare OF satisfaction as well, for The receipts we've
enormous Tor the Italian opera, some 20 coo francs
and odd. The sorrow at the recent loss is somewhat
assaagea by the joyful announcement that new
and young and handsome pi'iDs1 donnd with O
voice described as something wonderful, Is to
make her appearance ut the Italtens on
Thursday next-to-norrOw night. Her name is
Nile. Sessl, and before next letter 1t may nave
become immortal or 1t may not shall give q 1u
and particular account Of It, for there Is reason
tlat Rochelort aud his brother mountebanks should
absorb all the time and attention OF the public anu
Its letter writers whan art and Its lovely
votares are langulsiins Tor their notice and adm-
ration. Everybody Is yearlng for these vie elec-
tons 10 be over; but then, alas We to have tho
opening OF the Chambers. with speech nom the
Emperor. which VIII ring like clarion through the
country. am AFRAID the political stage Is likely to
have the best Oh it this winter, but II would be un
Ialr 10 neglect the dramatic world on that account
ana iol one VIII not.