, 1869-11-21
The Manifestation Abandoned-kolsy
stttins-~Niniltefiul Quarfels.
Attacks on Prince Ma.
poleon.
Divisions Of the Oppodtion--The
Last Strikes.

tFRoA oER own CORRESPONDENCE

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K1rKcrAT1ox.
hlnce 1856, that Is 10 l3}, NCce SadoNn, where
the German equilibrium wa1 broken, France h2s
expected war. This war. happily, Il becoming
veTy unlikely, because the Irritating and clumsy
lnsofeoee OF fTnsa!a has. little by litie soaatel
that power from Rutslk, her only ally, vhtla she
has not mollincd her conqpesesi foe, Austria; ant
11ustla, stnge-haadec. .s ny ne meana desiroos OF
entering into confict with France. But thls
war, though put away fos the moment stiil threat
ems u, AID will threaten 20 long Il the European
dlsa1ntng Is rot completely carried out The
least spark from the al alxays.llghted questions OF
Dsnlah Schle1Hig, conh:auLuopie, Egypt OF sHea-
ty other Ores which burn on the horizon, nay
Fudlenty bring II upon us. Ono must not, there
fore, abandon all lcea Of posatbie, not pspnAhlc
war As more or less distant day.
Since 1851, since The E1as liberal reioruS given
hy the Emperor, tn response to the drst liberal al
plEattonA pi the country, France naA awaited real
freedom Emperor, Ministers, Sena*e. Chambers,
Deputies, all, turn oy turn, have, CONE, ss II 10
the theatrical fooul2hts, made tner speeches, aud
lhen withdrawn, without g1ylng anything, without
even pfovidlug for giving: rome through fear, And
others because they had not the liberty they prom.
ieed Ay c.at OF hearing liberty talked Of. ex.
t0lled, and promised BY al. France who BY hat1re
and TRADITION, has alEa,s preferred glory to free
ttop, has ended BY y vehement desire for this
much ptaisesf phHaiI She awaits 1t As youpR
girls DO q husband, who oiten take one who Is ugly.
deformeA, poor aud base born, and no one can
explain why such a morst-r ts accepted. It be-
cAuEe the unhappy girl had waited TOT yeazs, and,
tired Of whiting, ahe took the drst conner and gave
hersel to him.
THE PROPOSED DEMONSTRATION.
Uctcc It Is that, although everyone says orrs
and over again that nothing xul happen on the
R6,h, and though believe they arc cosrecs. many
people, and The government IN particular, fear
something. Yes thosa who Invented the demon
etrat1on, and amorg them De kerat.T, have given
II mp Yat all the Depcrcs with one exception
RaspatI-,isclare tha, tasJ will not 70, aud aaFAc
against any attempt OF that kind. The most vlo
lent papers, ruoh as the Rapprl and the Espt.l,
have declared themselves a2ainat anytnlnx Of TIM,
KIND, explaining very uuthfullY. that that mani.
ttstat1ou might turn a8alns, liberty. Some
st1auEerz are learlng Paris; others, and many
rnr1s1Ane, arc roslpon1ug their arrival Those
who say the oltenc.t Nothing Will happen, :" add,
alnos, In spite OF themselves "Sul would he
vely glad II that day was over"
AZ for the government, the Emperor retu,ns 10
Ta1ls this evening" OF tomorrow. There, under
pretepce Of eho .lnR the army OF PaT1a its new
chief, Marshal Bszsine, grand review Il ordered
for Tuesday, the Qsth, 10 be held on the Place de
Ia Concorde, where the manifestation Is to begin.
1t ls peshaps sIl1ul because 1t Is sa3 log to the
AEtlatoEf, " The place Is takoo: 20 away bat 1t
viii he intertre,ed; many people will say, " See,
We ask, and they promise ". u parliamentary
government They gre US q military review and
basoLetsW
RAsrAn-
This precccupatIon OF all mtcds, this display OK
forces, and these uu!selsal dsquietudea ID Feaoca
are due, IN great pa1t, 10 one only man. land what
mani A ptrbon leks than nothing IN po,ittca. IN
almost ridiculous old man, 1t whom everybody
lx1Rhy. eyen hlE parttsaus- RaspAl the Inv eptof
OF csuphor pa An unlyeraA remedy. and who by
the help Of camptor, accompanied ny cheap llp.
e,nlaup, his amassed an income Of nearly 800 900
1,vres, real popularity, and the
present attention. OF all Trance. This ID the MAD
whcm the empire would perhaps need n the tn
patient dcnre 10 secure liberty tn any form nzS.
pa1t, good fellow. roo old and TOO des&isute Of
resson, who goes ever, day to the Chamber In 4
splendid carriage, enters, sta down, ya1ns, AUD
Rocs away, poor monomAniao On camphor, who,
esying made fortune with fxtA tdea based on
drug, hopef, perhaps, 10 become Emperor, With
another n1ed Ides, based on hts leg,alaiiye aeH.
So We are In an age OF empires. The parreuu
folder OF Aus1erlitz, who came to an eun II vs.
terioo, has turned all the hot heads Of t.nne
His nephew, the deiessed Of SIrnsooase aud Bod
lugne, Z pA1Seno Of the 10th and 80 Of December.
Things would reach climax, II camphor and Rae-
pail were to become truth
AARsHL nAzAMR.
AZ for MAt1hA Baza1ne, the new comm Aodet
glyen to the Imperial Guard, no one expected
&ucn choIce. Not thai he Is not = capable SOL
der, on the contrary, be Is one OF our bets cap
sa!na htd, II he did not sueceed In Mexico, 1t II
because jon wefe behind Juarez, aud aSainsi you,
on your ire coll, ne1tber We nor al Europe could
| have fought successfully. But when the AAtan1
| returned from Mexico, there wero words betEeer
| him aud the Emperor, and more than words, sE
announcement Of hot,iilt,ea De Keratsy himself
| IL almost An invention Of BszAine.
| OF his forced return from Mexico, the MnrahA
vas received very coltty at the TuileEies. They
seetI ed TO lay on him The blame Of our retreat
Although thcv knef ntrfectit veil that he hal re-
| ,u,lcd because he could not Do otherwise. and
ttas thtv nafI even ordered thc withdrawal rnf
Marshal DID his duty. The changing favor or dla
favor Of courts touched hin ut,ie, md be went Of
ri. vay. When Maxiu,l,an died. An eyeut which
trnuh Cd mepaEch&sl Europe IA tho highest degree
they desired by the same Marh,Aye;tc means te
throw on Marsha, HsIa1ue, the heaviest par, a
| IN. u,xfo1,une. "Wny d,d he not csrry him n,
| py forcc norr with h,s armv. Wbv did h,
| nus leare hin slope7n Thus SPOKE rll the ID
Innate Impertallst. inteIp-etefs or cour,enta.or.
| Of The tboucht of tbc matter: Yet ther knew a.
well a tnt II master, that MAxtm,ltau hal re
| nAined there, as q aort Of cover to our retreat
Whether he wished tp 60 or stay do Bot Know
I but he evidently Eenaced Us Al apparent cover O
| 4 forced retreat.
Al these c1les, the Marshal zatSed bis head, aux
proudly, thzt these people, and even their mas
tcr. Kent silent "Ir they Keep on, ~ said he, Al
most publicly, "tppQt,nR to me this double disas
II, material nnd moral vi, publish the letter,
| nayc rece.ycd Then they viii SEE" Then, be
Run,o1 to execute his threat be published throug,
ii. DC kcrn,Ey his e1.ordnauce ooDcer, a sertes 0
a.tIcle. on that unfortunate Mexican caupatgn
Al the end Of these Articer, a. t1suncAtofy iocu
neuis, The letter. were to arpess or uot Just as