The New York herald., 1870-05-04
Catholic Reply to tho Ono popery" Cry.
FRANCE.
A"0 r,'a r,enlsrnu vo.e-Coun'ins the Ballot.

VOtc-COUutIn8
From Galignani's Messenger. April 27.]
The governmental journals of Paris write In
high spirits concerning the anticipated result OF
great animation is manIfesting itself in all the
chief towns, and that tho majority in favor Of
the document Will be grelter than was at FIRST
imagined. In semi.Ofiical regions great success
Is anticipated and nearly seven millions Of electors
are expected to vote in the Affirmative. The fnan.
as the funds continue to rise and the rente has
reached point not attained by 1t for considerable
ernment viii OBTAIN six million ana half OF votes
The calcuaton Is, that out OF total OF 1036O,000
ssStGr inscribed there win PC abns S ab
motives; and 100000 TO 100000 noes.
According to that hypothesis, the ma ority would
number from six to seven millions Of adheren's.
But the aavanded democratic c organs, on their side
affirm unhesitatlngy that the vote will prove
great triumph FOR the republican cause and bitter
disappointment 10 the supporters or the Napoe0aiC
dynasty.
MUCH LIKE NEW YORK.
From the Paris CONSTITUTIONAL April 21.1
We have good news to communicate to our readers.
Paris, in presence OF the solemn vote which will
long time decide on the destinies OF France Is wax
ing up. The middle classes Of more or less Opuent
citizens are ralying to the honest and intelligent
workmen, with the common object OF obtaining
q result worthy OF the capital or the Empire. Paris
we mean the city OF the true Parsians not that Of
the vagabond ln:erlopers who nfest all great towns
has to accomplis9 an act Of reparaton Our indo,
citizen who is modest and ayerse to all noisy
demonstrations. has emboldened about q hun
from the different ranks Of the social scale.
srasdsa sisas an 1asy Rspy aa n ~ 'psS SeSs ss
appeals to all passions and cravings, those ,aobora
tors haze n,onopolised a ground dese'yed on those
ess esn GSsss psspe e Classes a believe
only In those, who draw, near to them
The ParisIan bouSgeois.e hal abdicatea both for
Its aq 9r a the ana And si sst 70 yy
Whimsical ~
liberal mea Of all shades and see the success OF
others who represent anything but the great city
which pretends to the intellectual sceptre OF the
civilized world.
WHAT THE "REDs" SAY.
From the Paris Marseillase, April 21.1
The antl-piebsctary movement is becoming more
pronounced, and the population commences to inter-
fere seriously No time should be lost, IN fact, and
all the vital FORCES OF democracy must enter resoutey
on the campaign to explain the mannerln which they
propose to reply to the rrovocaton OF the Gov
Returning to its starting. point, and striving to
surprise from vntyersal Suffrage new recogni.
ton Of Napoeohic Casarism. The Radica-Left
some. REPRESENTATIVES OF the Democ attic press;
and the Journals have, on the other hand, or
ganized their special demonstration. Tie H.
mittee charged to draw up document setting forth
its particular views Those steps are not sufficient
there stil M remain m "a large u number Of groups Of
nine circumscrlptlons OF Paris, which must make
known their opinions and which have ALL by vari-
Gus titles part equally active TO play In the sOlu
tons TO be taken.
The WorsSinamsl's Communist Agitation.
A mail telegram from Paris of the 10th of April,
evening reports the initiation OF the radical reform
agitation in Paris taus:--
Yesterday me ting was held, attended by $500
workngmen OF the lnterlati nal Society. A com
mittse was appointed to draw up manifesto In ia.
vor OF abStenitOn from the DIeb{Scitn vote meet
ing which also held yesterday by the two factions
Of the party OF the left In the Legislative Body but
they were unable to come to an understanding an1
the split now appears final. 1t is STA ed tiiat the
government contemplate raising tie number or
members to If ee. or sixteen as In Eng anl.
The. strike at Fourcnamboult Is nearly at an end,
and the men are also returning ID the works OF
FontenOy.
The strike at Commentary Bezat is not 50 general
Thore are two battalions OF troops at Fouerchamb-
tult one at F0urDon and one at Guerch. The sur
rounding districts are tranquil.
Teadicu, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Over Politics
and Capital.
[Pars April 1o) correspondence of Pail Mail Gazette
Yesterday ! promised to send y0u some of the
rules of The Association lnternationae des Travail.
10 me by the secretary 70 show howl how thoroughly roughly
democratic the society is take the following rule:
working men should admit Of the mOnarchical and
arbitrary principle OF electing president-though
ae 9aa nave no
the Congress invites all the sections and working
societies afniated to the International Society TO
a0Osh the 0ffice OF PRESIDENT Another rule says
"Al newspapers containing attacks against the
association should be Immediately sent to the
General Council Of the respective sections.n Looking
at the tone OF some OF the resolutions which follow
1t IS probable that the sections have made tolera.
BILE collection OF hostile criticism. AT page I3 one
hnds;-"The Congress declares that the society
has has the right Of abolishing private property IN
Further on the question of resistance is dealt with
IN this manner:-"The Congress is OF opinion that
an WORKING men should employ themselves actively
IN creating societies Of resistance in the different
invites the sections and federal groups or central
councils to give notice OF the same to the soceties
OF the same profession. so as to lead to the f0rma
ton Of international unions Of trades These fedora
tons will be charged to collect al the Information
which may interest their respective industries; TO
agiee upon measures to be adopted In common; to
regulate Strikes and labor for their success while
waiting for wages to be replaced by the federation
or free producers"
The Parlslan section Of the International Asoocia
lion has Just held meeting, which, strange to say
looking at the first rule noticed in this letter. was
presided over BY citizen varn, assisted by cIlzens
Robin and Aylial. This was the first general as
sembly OF the sections, and more than 1,2]0 men,
bers were present In the Rue dc Flandres. Citizen
Varn opened the prOceed mrs with an addresa