The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-30
European News.

that the hold Of Lord John Russell
Ministry upon Office is still exceedingl,
precarious. On the IIth inst, Mr.. Dis
raeli moved in the House of Commons
that in diminishing the burdens OF taxa
ton, as is now about 10 be done, due re
gard should be had to the depressed con
dition Of the agricultural classes. Ii
his speech he expressly stated that tn,
motion did not involve or contemplate {
return 10 protection. but yet il was ,oudl,
applauded by the proleciionist members
1t contained no distinct proposition, die
not say what taxes should be taken of
or what specially arranged to help the
farmers. The Government opposed il
but on the division. with 5I3 member:
present, had majority of only 10. Sc
small majority on such a motion is
equivalent to a defeat.
In France a new Cabinet has been
composed to take the place of the Pro-
visional one. Its names show that Louis
Napoleon is determined TO suffer no op-
position in the Assembly to change bis
policy. A more unpopular Ministry he
could hardly have got together. The
most prom nent men in it are Baroche,
Fould and Leon Faucher. The first
e.,, y, ,...'s'.f. " ,'e '.,"'s"y ""o''
~. 800 .''t $3.50 ,"e opPos,'"'''
in Office since in the spring Of 1910 he
was found guilty Of pros,iiu,ing his au-
'.nh ,. dS I !. s', ~ JS"g .ae ,e'e
H. sf G. ""e" % 'o'o'.eu ' c cHe''s"e.y "
es,;ua d,.na,.hr. W ..J ."u .. 'a'se 1 =: ~:
Grace al, ,hsss M;n;s .s'S"ou :" -, I :"
S,o,n tho n;no,;,v ~ ~. A.S.',i..
are destined IN sncoun,er v;",:n, @ "n.
nos;,;on from MI shade. Of ,hs I.,;,f;.
mis-, and Orleuu;., r,c,;ons The 70.
publicans will onnose them of course
i'm, not with such bitterness If mari
feeling ~ will bc exh;b;,ed Inv The mon,
arcb;c,I chimes This M;n;.,rv w;ll
widen and deenen ,he Gulf which soma.
rates tho pres;den, f,n1 ,b. iss.mhlv
i,s a,no;n,men, looks I;Le , decI.ra,;n,,
nm b's mar, ,b,, he has abandoned Tho
hone Of nrocur;no nm ex,en,;on Of his
term and resigns himself 70 The neces.
.;,v 'r Io,v;nr of;co a, Il. oxn;,,,;on
Otherwise il is ;ncopce;vabIe ,b,, he
.hou,d Tins ,o.;, deC, tho m,;o,;,v
y;,h,n, wbo.e c.one,,,;or h. ,.nno,
escane The limitation. of the Con,,;,u.
finn nv which he ceases n be p,es;d.n,
in Ma, 1880
We hold a coun f.,n, or ,,ovor,,o,
,al revolu,ion in France :. IS .',, " r. 81.
oue.,;on and small n. :. w." g..
the ;udgmen, oc To-. N.s.',.s.l y. ~.
,h;nL him ,uch c'oI >. =. .,,.,. uu ~" !,
Guild he 90, Tho a.s...t,. -, 10Y !: ~,
and .u,,osnd Tho 80, ,";,h ~. 60. ~" ~
Ieo,I,,y M do.,h, ha ..".,,s /" III.
ia no. 1890, ~. "". =. -. 10y
nIe I'D ao,,,., hs ,pI. :,,".. ,hs . s r. y.
n,;oh, .,,amn, !, h. H., ~ ~
noSa or ,ha.o .nd .,n Ill. =. 49,
himself \. NJ, =" sn".. !, IT.. .;an.
then are Iayor,ble or the n,eserxo,ion
nj Tho renuhI;c,m ;n.,;,n,;ons IF Fan.
We notice also ,ha, public opinion there
seems to be settling down in tina, direc.
lion. The journals which mos, hate re.
publicanism are now conducted in tone
Of submission which argues despair as
regards us immediate overthrow. and
strongly contrasts with the res,ive spirit
they brea,hed two years ago OF de-
mocracy and its evils they speak in the
STYLE of almost hopeless RESIGNATION. No
doub, this arises from the i,npos sibili;y
they find Of uniting the an,i-republican
of Socialist doctrines is active despite