The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-15
FRANCE.
The RcvoIutionists In Agitation All Over the
Empirc-Imperial Replies and DeHancc-The
Papal Element of Discomfort.
[From GalignanI's MESSENGER, March a1 j

PapaI Element of Discomfort.
From Galignanis Messenger, March 31.1
Under the title Of "Les Agifdtions Rerolution.
nafres" the France remarks on the fact OF disturb
ances having broken out simultaneously In different
parts Of the empire, II in obedience to an order
issued from some directing point, and as sort Of
trial Of strength on the side OF the revolutionary
party. The Army bill our contemporary considers
to have been only the pretext for the attempt, the
agitators avang themselves Of certain discomfort
which that measure engendered to urge thoughtess,
tnconslderae young men TO descend into the street
and brave the authorities. La France says:-"Hap-
PLY, that incorrgble party Of violence has every
where betrayed Its real object. II has allowed the
tip OF the demagogic ear to be perceived too soon.
t meI law NO wes no
To claim In the name OF labor an ameoraton Of
the disasters caused by the economic crisis which all
through Why then, those cries OF "Vire Ia Repu5-
lfq,e !" Why that odous red flag displayed by the
mage and bloodq No tness men OF dfso,sieT do not
represent either unfortunate workmcn or reluctant
conscrpts they only personiy the faction always in
search OF an occasion to again trouble modern soci-
ETY.. All these soldiers Of riot are besides recruited,
not among the real working class, but from the
idlers OF the public streets; men who have been con-
demned In courts of justice from the nucleus; and the
fact Is dlsgraceful to see such chiefs exercise this
ia,al innaence over few individuals easily lea
form the great party OF order and legality they need
not make themselves uneasy at these local ererves
which leave the populations Indifferent and calm.
These solitary attempts are easily and promptly re-
pressed. The authorities are vigiant and will not
anywhere be taken unawares. But the symptom
must not be carelessly passed over. For the first
time LOT nearly twenty years the demagoglcal party
raises s banner. IL was believed to be defnltivey
vangulshed but 1t was simply lying hidIlt SHOWS
itself again. powerless certainly, but II has reap
peared This fact is Sufficient to redoube the energy
OF conservative interests.
The Opinion Rationale commences an article with
the following quotaton:-'The ministers OF religion
IN France are IN general opposed 70 democrac inter-
ton would be to allow them 70 teach tne people
hatred OF the Revolution and OF liberty" Our con
temporary then states that the writer OF the above
lines was no other than Prince Napoleon Bonaparte,
who has never repudated them and who, when In
1913 he solicited the SURFACES OF the electors, ut once
reprinted his works and circulated them everywhere
In profuslon. The opinion then goes on 10 say
present In France and under the government OF Ma
poeon Ill., the ultramontane party speaks IN tone
OF authority and Is laying down its conditions IN
view Of dissolution Of the Legislative Body.
asked to express our opinion That has already been
done. We VIII do for general election what we re.
Gently did FOR that In the department OF tDe Nord;
the candidate who adopts the Catholic programme or
have acted thus In the past and we shall do 80 In the
future. Why, then, should we hesitate to continue
system which has been already employed success.
fuyr' The Untpers indeed does not hesitate. =. u
determined TO have, and does not conceal its con-
1dence In It's success. The Catholics, IL says "wi Inn
pose conditions but will not submit to any. Again,
our aid will be solicited and we shall make our own
terms. The U,ipers describes them as foows:-For
our part, shall be neither with the opposition nor
with the governments zoe shall v0te Tor me cd'titddte
,cho promises 10 DEFEND the rights q ne POPE and 70
which !, M DSruy has the authority OF
This uitimatur,. which assumes ceytsin solemnlty,