, 1866-03-16
FRANCE HI YRGR

q QUILL upon the pr1nclple of equality OF
i classes before the law and upon royernmc
% deriving their power from the viii Of The y
PIE, and not from that OF one man. This
+ nspensation, all-powerful in pnrging
'and from the medieval evils of the past, v
le not equally successful in cradtcating the hab
+ OF thought and feelings that had been
Eendcrcd by these evils. The exercise OF br1
u torce may hare been Indispensable to t
d overthrow Of worn-out institutions, but /
!! scars they had inflicted upon the mind q,
the heart Of the people could obviously on
bc gradually removed by moral ascnc1cs-l
thorough system of mental apd polite
trimming for the exercise or the functions
selfgovernment. =.
No doubt, however, the working classes aw
kcned TO sense Of manhood nnder the inf
ence Of events that established their cqualfi
and relieved them from the arbitrary prt
ccedllgs and the arrogant presumptions
kings, priests and nohles- And SO far Us b
french peasant was concerned, be fully VI
derstood that the marquis or the count wu
10 be dfspossesscd Of Ills monopoly in lande
estates, aud that he, the lifelong sert, woul
In future have an opportunity to cali 1e,
t-,r1..n,, o,ossss ~ 49, 'e. ne'tner 10
rate3 tn .ha ,,oessr,,,t.s .r csr1'.' "ete eoo
rn1;tjcal ~, socIo1 .d,o,,.s. ~ 'ues
| nocl-ete8 tba ha-oft. - - 80 F.. ?.
without 1,opt}in<r 4,,o,,.e,ras ",'..
aspects, tn which they had no immediate De
'cuniary stake, md the working classes soor
rc'apsed into their wontcd hand-to.moutt
~ ,o1;,;as1 as.a saasa, ,r' utim'ull, 10 nesure
f,ooa ~ 49, 49,. sA. ,Oas' oapuzeo Y the
s,r,, ,,a,ra1 49,. 1e~ S a'iu1at'on' Out win minds
sr.to7n. ~ sao.a.. ~ nv a, p'1ellccs OF Inc old
c,se v;,, ,rh,c9, - 1aI.,A.s onn.s ,of 'ne
tu,n rnn,,,1;os s~ts".g 'sas eoa'o oscf-
,1or, evar an1,sts r. IL r-o.as.s slHes untasS
nnny md ~ The noan,a ~ G,na sne suppolt s.p o. .ne
members oe ~. f, p,a a,,.,,. %ane 4ne surviving
o,,e,o1 auSs,,a.s.s S o'u lnc!I anau'
~ .,,asa..a.Ss - ~uisn, ~ ela.e aao socae-
t;n,. sas,ssa.- 1.,.. ~ .1e "eu'sious u Tue
,.,a.,a,s s asy ,1.,1 ana III 1enoble
49,. P,"s 'cu VIII oeisht any change
As's'e Auem 4'oa tnc pressure OF
- as... ' - ."cs soa1o hot or wound mol un-
49, ..,., ~. Es .aem ualeF'al prosperity
-. ~, .aa,,.a.a >, 49,. H.1 sos 4usn1-
,not,o ~ tha r,,,,n,r -,,.rasa " ot'.e AA''s tnc
Tin Icoyen or +hs ,o,.,,,,.;a ,,
con,,nrnd o,1 tha .-h;,a ~ 60.
Classes ~ Erereb so,;a.,. "'eu' AZ '"o
r;rst,, T., ~. - ~ -.
,r E,.,,,.,, - 1.1 e"l ".na1
o,,n., ~ 10 -.sas,.. 49,, euousn ~
ond ..1,a-o :. ~ ~, 49, y. ~ le'o'aaon'
1cnce an;s a, .ona,r :, w. 49,, asuts " Nlo'
inr e1,sses uho hy ,nst;nat ~ ~. ~ w. sus moih-
of honest 1ahor rcac1, t., s<.s.t n,..Au.s. s'Vae
The kame c,,mar nf thonnht 1Th,on 3. ssnsss 49,
tv their 5nte,,ectna, snTer;ors ~ sappeu ~
;dcos and r1r,3nass ~ a.,,-os, ei ~
fhe m,nnf,c,~,iur ,s4-;o,a ~ ea1.rtsu
Fra,ca nr,, notas T., 49, 1.ue'u
,,,,o.t,. - 49, - ~ on'eua 1--WE u
aas - noe
ass,,-ta. % - .'s 4as Do.n - eaeas 'noss
- ~ w auu tne laus' en'iS
...su ~ ~" sne ->apoteons nate Inc
ou.o ~, m'e1ec,s rs much us thef 1ear
tne nl1c.ot ~ofA,ns CLASSES But tile
ae ~ 4>afoieou tus oteat WIS SO lmpos-
u.s tn.l ~as no' Whom 1asclnauon Tor
49,. 4..-t4e ~ .ne one "n4e II cafsiea W storIn
.As .' 4; 1iA,ioa " .ue otuet. ahnoush
s.1.s oP,a " Nnioieou genus Aas lost much
.-,... ~ Wv .,',. s." uaae! tlc present ao0lnls-
80. ~. ~ Nis Snssss *, commune 70 pre-
.,.. 49, .ns w auo c3no,nke nom'ranon LOT
Wsta..s.s ip - p"s' aao .ne c'asn o. aftns-
,,aaas :. In ~ sPsuuot; s Su1los1 N war or IN
a .,,.a,S =, 49, ~ ~. W e t.as taAss ano
cnnstontlr reSin1 IT. r,s;n. ~ nlaea"t ~ -
IN, ,oin.tis ha,ts - ~ nann,.. . .ss..,sa a'
To.dsv q ,s sehostono1. +a.na..Sy ea,ns
rlno Eoyt IA, cornoa Alo.ss -. ~ c.,,os,
hv svria Ac.;n :, ~ Wsd.aa, ' 49,. ~ -, caoS,.
chm, and sinca Al, ,,,oe. - .~a.s;t,e.ss 80,