New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
PREPARING FOR THE STRUGGLE.

CONJECTURES ON THE RECOMMENDAIlOHS Of
THE PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS
IFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE t'Ibl'.~l
PARIS, Nov. 13.--Curious expectation IS hlgh-
est as TO that part OF the Presidents message treating VI
constitutional questions THIS 1t IS pretty safe to say
will be marked by Difference FOR the AssemOys SOW
ereignty compliments TO its patriotism and WISDOM,
coupled with auch earnest admonon 60 tho exercise o
those qualities as 10 suggest doubt us to the s
ccrity OF the compliments aud assurance OF cLeer'u
collaboration In all good works, but not by any definite
proposition for constitutional changes. Thee Wouw NC
objections OF delcaoy others, to
by NJ Theirs OF changes from the actual to orc stable
form NJ government since nearly all OF the many
that have been so actively discussed OF late bear
most directly on his relations TO It, PasslDs
the desires os the obstinaely praying Legitinsts the
scheming Orleanists and conspirng ImperialisIs we
como TO these most talked OF projects Tor rendering Tue
Provisional Republic stable: The naming NJ Ihiers 10Y
the Assembly, President for lifei the same Tor nsc
vearssome dcvisers add with submission To the people,
Institution OF vIce-Presdency Institution of Second
Chambcrsenate or Upper House; partial renewal say
by ouehird at time and 40 biennial elections or the
actual house-wicb thus representing the sovereign o
the people, would aforctme in tho days Of now dead
ROYALTY like the King, never die.
During the vacation especially the latter part OF H.
these schemes and notifications Of them, were the SUD
iect OF such general lively, and often very able dis
ctssion that Il was generally thought last week some
one or combination Of OF the above projects would
he brought forward at early day and sustained IN the
Assembly by q considerable body OF deputies with ialr
chances Of adoption by handsome majority According
20 present appearances the likelihood of either event
deferred OF the last we nigh to hOpeessness Next week
things may look very differently But tho deputies
have assembled, without apparently coming nearer
together than they There are the same old dyi'
sops-which It VIII be well enough 20 mention again
Puro Royanst Right, with It's rightmost wing-the
LightHorse they are styled, ultramontane, white
heat Radical "irrecCnclabes" devoutly reckless reyo
utonary clerical Lceitimsts; Right Center compari-
lively moderate Royalists--1yded among themselves
as TO who Count of Chambord or Count OF Paris, should
he King but agreed that distracted France aud society
aud they can he united safe and happy under King
Left Center Conservative Republicans composed Ia large
part Of more aud less willing converts from MonaTclsln
which they rather like, but have come to think is im
possible to Republcanlsm which they adop, from pat
rotism as rather disagreeable necessity and would
keep in careful tuteage; Republican Lett most moder
ate of old Republicans, pure aud simple; Republican
Union extreme Left Radical some or them too
doeirinare much In hurry TO secure by voes, con-
stitutions and such verbal apparatus nOonde enjoy
ment OF q potcO-sOcal millennium, the dawn OF which
they look back 30 TO see hut having at their head the
most capable politician ontsay statesmlnl 10 France,
Gambetta whom, II he do become chief OF the ma
tion the revolutionary portion Of them VIII strishtway
turn against and rend.
Here are the five old groups. Elch has n permanent
caucus organization OF its own Each caucus has had
its meetings IN one of the last few days None has found
itself thoroughly united aud ready to act any cons
tutional project 1t ont that none but the ex-
trcme groups has fits mind made up The heralded
fusion OF portion Of tho moderate Royasts and mode
rate old Republicans with the Center Left does not arye
the very starting points aud goal of 1t resting all con-
fused Extreme Right and Left are, for the present.
though for very opposite reasons, equally hostile to
any new constitutional proposition proceeding
from tho Center. difference between the
above named groups they were last and now
is however, 10 be noted. The Republican ones in gene
raj the Left Center especially have gained numerical
and moral strength by two All the partial elec
tions held fill vacancies caused b dea til
have not only with bare exceptions returned thoroughly
Republican candidates, but under the influence OF these
the working OF the Provisional Republican
ernmen and OF the other small and great n
dcatons that the Republic is and more accepted
By the people. Many sincere and calculating patriots
and politicians have gided from ithe Rgh to the Left
W. III.