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Moderate parties lead amid Paris gains in French polls
A large, cross-party majority emerges against the Reds with Louis Blanc topping the Paris results at 102,000 votes. Gambetta, Hugo, Garibaldi, Rochefort, Quinet, and others trail as second-tier figures with varied totals across departments including Seine et Oise and Manche. A provisional National Assembly forms amid resignations and peace negotiations.
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Orleanists
Paris
M. Louis Blanc
M. Gambetta
Victor Hugo
Garibaldi
M. Henri Rochefort
M. E. Quinet
M. Delascluze
MM. Favre
Machin
Gambon
Rolle
Malon
Greppo
Ulric de Fonvielle
General Faidherbe
Seine-et-Oise
Versailles
M. Rameau
MM. Carnot
Barthélemy St. Hilaire
Thiers
Jules Favre
Prince de Joinville
la Manche
M. Daru
M. Malicorne
Duc d’Aumale
the Oise
Strasbourg
Schelestat
M. Reutsch
M. Gam- Betta
M. Schneegans
M. Melsheim
M. Favre
M. Boell
M. Bouguignon
M. Erckmann
M. Valestin
St. Scinguelet
Department du Nord
MM. Thiers
Corne
Lambrecht
Brame
Bodain
Roger
de Scat Brabant
Bothian
Laurent
Maurice
Rolb-Bernard
de Lagrange
de Corcelles
Chesp
Pouyer Quertier
Dufaure
M. Thiers
Trochu
Changarnier
M. Jules Favre
Dafiure
National Assembly
Daily News
Comte de Paris
Duc d'Aumale
M. Dupont
Lot
M. Giraud
la Vendée
MM. de Castellaune
Funeguy
du Chantel
Villeson de Rémusat
Bordeaux
France
M. Cochery
MM. Esquiros
Bordone
Manchester Guardian
Napoleon
Wilhelmshohe
Hotel de Ville
Empire
Europe
Ita Comitia