Lamartine's Candidacy and French Political Tides
Polls show Napoleon III would win 7 12 of the votes with Cavaignac 3 10 and the Socialists 2 12 in editor consultations. Lamartine declares acceptance of the presidency via a countrywide suffrage impulse as the National Assembly leans toward Cavaignac while opposition journals spread mixed loyalties.
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Central Germany The Blum Affair Sparks Revolutionary Tensions
In the Frankfort Assembly on November 24 Minister Mohl discussed Blum’s execution and German reactions. The Daily News notes suspected secret understandings with Windischgratz and Frederick William. A new March Association unites Republicans and Constitutionalists to defend revolution gains and oppose common enemies.
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Rome Still Quiet After Barricades Removed and Guards Disarmed
The Romans dismantled barricades, Swiss Guards disarmed, and the Civic Guard took charge of the palace as the Holy Father’s protection rested with them. Cardinal Lambruschini fled in a dragoon costume, and a new Radical ministry appeared likely under Monsignor Carlo Muzzarelli.
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