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ami it 011 f sustains the views 1 nave all.along u?l

real' >r ae'Jt l7m? fn V^nc^uo^^bnt mora? q^e*tlons,

Toe citieme r?U*cal? have all the life and purpose

of progressive men. What tbej want no one can

toll. Belitin I tlicm In Krance?roaring. tilling,

rushing France. "What la yoor form of govern

inentr" Haiti I'riucc Napoleon to Proudhon one

day?Proud lion, the radical of radicals. "What

do I want, MonBeigneurf" was the response; "a

form of government nnder which I would be guil

lotined for being reactionary and conservative."

TIuh Hashing sentence gives yon much of tlie light

that now burns In the political circles of Prance.

PARTY DIVISIONS IN THB A.MSBMHLY AND TUE1K

miNOTH,

80 much is said of parties in Prance that now, as

we are about to have the Assembly in session, It

may interest yon to know the exact division of the

political forces. In the Assembly there are now six

distinct groups. First, the Extreme Left, or re

publican union; second, the Republican Left, or

moderate republicans; third, the Left Centre, or

Kiill more moderate republicans; fourth, the

Centre Right, who prefer Orleanism; fifth, the

Right, who desire a monarchy, preferring Henry

the Filth, and sixth, the Extreme Right, who be

lieve in the Kxtreme Legitimist notions?the white

nag, the Pope and no dynasty not a thousand years

old. The first section 01 very extreme radi

cals numbers seventy members, and here Louis

Bianc may be found. The Left numbers ICO, and

has men like Gr6vy in It. The third, or Centre

Left, has 140 members, under the lead of Chanzy,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1872). New York [N.Y.], 1872-11-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1872-11-24/ed-1/?sp=10

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1872-11-24.