The reporter observes that "an almost complete analogy exists between the choice of a deputy and the choice of a department councilor, and that it is natural to confide the election to the same electoral body otherwise divided, since the object is to afford representation to another order of interests."] [Footnote 4202: Laws of July 3, 1848.] [Footnote 4203: Laws of Aug.

12, 1876, March 28, 1882, and April 5, 1884; law of Aug.

10, 1871.] [Footnote 4204: The prefect, who is directed and posted by the minister of the Interior in Paris.] [Footnote 4205: "The Revolution," vol.I., book VIII.

(Laff.

I.pp.
467-559.)] [Footnote 4206: And in 1880 it certainly excluded the female side of human nature.