New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
FRANCE.
IMPORTANT VIEWS OF THE SITUATION.
tFrom the Revue DeuK Mondes

tFrom Revue DeuK MoBdes
Equality has tTIumphed in France; but lib
erty has sh TO seek its equilibrium through variety OF
trials That situation no doubt arises from more than
Que cause and above ALL unfortunately from tho weak.
ness OF our political habits, which abandoned
all conflicting Influences; and II also partly arises from
fBtie tnS VI IDEAS when We form Of liberty With u.s.
let us say the word, It Is fete or combat !;
IL must be exercised I'm creating tumult a
pasme in shouting, singing, organizing banquets, and
patriotic prOmenades on II must be disputed on barri
cades In the midst OF the outbreaks OF civil war 0or.
IT, serious and practical patiently achieved firmly and
pacfcaly defended and securely exercised without men
brHYado, seems 10 us tame ana commonplace For
tho parties there exists the necessity OF proporonng
their action to creamstanees OF nor rshng liberty for
the pleasure Of calling oneself "irteconoable For the
Government there Is the same obligation not to pause
but 10 unfold with It's own hand, or 70 let others
unfold, the consequences OF a policy, the end OF
which shall be the restoration Of the representa-
tive regime In all Its integrity ana with all its guarantees
REvoLUuoSARY LETTER ny RocHEFoRT.
The RGppci has Belgian edition, which contains the
following Tejondcr to jules Favre;
NJ Jules Fayre. whose oatOrcal talent IS absolute
y OF the st order the mau ~ mpeaoh the Emperor Rt
given moment responsible for an the crimes commit
ted during the last Is years VIII ne not recQil from the
consequences OF motion OF that Kind VIII he go
far If necessary as 10 call the people 70 take up arms
No, he will not During ls years he might have taken
course but he has not yet done am convinced
official candidate with much less bitterness than my own
Although attach as little importance az possible 10 my
own person. wish the electors 70 know thIt hd rather
succumb under the number OF NJ ules Favros support
than be nominated by them. The red cap has been
put on my head-so much the worse for shall keep IT,
Ihaye been placed on barroade well, then, mean to
IL VIII be Observed tnat tnS estimate OF the Opposition
excludes the Tiers Parti and Dynastie Opposition
TIE EMPEROR AND EMrREss AT TIE RACES.
The Times correspondent at date Of the Sth says The
Emperor aud Empress with the Grand Duchess Maria Of
Russia shortly before the Grand Prize for
Imperial Eugene remarkable for tho simplicity OF
her attire She was IN what 10 Impractical eyes would
appear naulln dress with lace fril round her neck
black lace bonnet and vail, and green pardsOl But
Jewish lady near me- who seemed TO know the market
value OF every costume in the place SAID that the E-
When the French horse Glamour belonging To H. Lupn,
passed by the post fully two lengths ahead OF his iOrmd
able English rival, Mr. q. J0ncss Drummer, two police
agents plain clothes posted chairs beneath the En-
'',Viye rEmpereur Vive PEmperatriceW Finding no
echO they seemed aetOnshed Oursed their canes and
with voice Of authority said Mais Messieurs cest
cheval Francais qu a gagn6. VVe PEmpereurw At
duty his pay and dsgusted al the failure OF
his mission Jumped down from his chair breatless and
faint exclaimng In my bearingand which is an hstOr
cal fact which shall mover forget-SSacr - Elections
do PARISH
THE NEWLY ELECT.
AS regards the elections, although Thiers, GARNER
Pages Jules Fayre, aud Ferry returned by the bal
lot which terminated yesterday, this opposition is far
more rational and moderate than il Raspai
DAlt0n'Shee, and ROohefort had superseded the
old leaders Ferry has mover before repre-
sented constituency. lie is rbdactew OF the
Tempe and author Of "COmptes Fantastiques d'Hauss-
mann" which compilation has secured for him many
invitations to the Hotel dc VILE In religious matters no
shares the skeptlc opinions OF Renan He has
determination OF nature and this characteristic early
manifested. At nine years OF age he and his father dit
feTed IN opinion as TO his conduct The father threatened
70 punish the boy by locking him up Young Ferry
sdered this unjust and said 70 his father IL you pun
ish noe, shall put out eye" The father kept his
sors and literally poked out eye, which accounts for
his being oneeyed.