, 1870-02-08
Woman Suffrage in England.
(PRoM ouR OWN CORRESPONDENT

t'Ent ToAOt AuQ Will ueIQle very lcE AlefE tle
.1ee uahe policy. He has. moreover, u singular
aversion to adsistn9 Amer.ca, OK interfering .ish
her. He moved this in the old days Of slavery,
Loo much 40 81 thought,-ao the "a ne feeling
tow leats him TO refuse addressing American
politicians on their commercial regime. "No.
no." be observes 10 those who occastonally suR-
gest that ne might do good servtce By writing q
letter; "Anesca Is welt able to j1dge for her
sell, ard she doesn't Ike dlciaE1oc. Efeuts
are h1tf gtng free trade about, and the lc-
tellIgence OF the people ls euf1cient when the
SPECIAL circumstances which have favored the
ptohth1tcrY tat,nA have ceaaed." AN tod he
has special confidence In the arguments OF Mr.
Holace Greeley, and hopes thnt gentleman witt
continue his defence OF protection. Eooody'a
advocacy could be 20 strong for free trade, be
thi1ss. as is HI. Gree]eyf though r0D:naly ad-
1ancsd against II. Mr. Greeley. on This account,
ia I particular favor1te With the Golden League
They lauah heartily over his pleadpgs, and trust
hia pen will 1org work In tfeit aefvice.
TIE thousand p3t!es HI. R12h. shoaFs ros
VIII. the Btatee. uis oratory would greatly TN.
press land rich IN orators, sud abs to aPple.
c,ate the artistic Mertts, as we'll hs the moral
tcrce, OF bis specheQ. One OF the latest OF his
cflties, alter e1tatla,1ng On his metnou, pro.
ceeoa TO remark that all Ill. Btiguta
natural gifts would be OF ANAL avail his oratosg
did lot Test on what the writer calls "au ample
tb!1'~ o4'' @a - ts"~Ao 1'A 49, .1e7 -" 11o
voice oils the ear. With robustness and masstve-
ness ls a.aoclated remarkable stabii!tS and self
possession. Passion we'll under command: words
60 choken a. to express something less thsu the
speaker feels; act1ou united to 8 few simple but
10 peta:ve gestures; q voice carefully modulsted,
ard simple Epgltsh style, 1et Oh bY occasioaal
teptences framed With the arl Of French ept-
esamo,atst, are fome oI lne caafactetn11cs oL
Mr. brRats GIa1olJ.
IMPRESSIONS OF FRENCH souRrY.
your parts correspondents keep you well IN.
tormed d CT the excited events In The Frencn capi-
tai, but II may not DO unlntereaung to learn the
inpreaklops Of q well-iatormed politician and
winter who has tuBt retnrpeo from lengthy 30
Jour-, aid whoae Vlslt was specially undertaken
that he might study the present mood OF the F2t1-
ous eiasaee oa fseEcn society. nave eaa . long
conversation With MN, and Fill give Joo az near
~ Us can, the substance Of his staeusnta
Tue "otki1Rnen OF Pass ase suaaaely ahecsed
ny #aas 1ney te1na eoeaahssaoeas. oas HaleAtaeas,
when closely examined prove to ts ht1e more
t1an 'hal there snould be "ofx secu1eo Tor III BY
the Slate. Pursue their notions to What extent
5oo please h1a fton this they spring. The vie ss
Of Fourier, that all our uoob'es and nlseries are
tne conseqnences o! bad arrangements u That Of
the masses IN tae Ffencn cities aE Inc Present
hour. This ID cot 30 much an opinien "a pas
8 on. IL their religion; and IN apite Of the ex-
travaRauce whlch Etngles with 1t, Is nore Ike that
fauasic!am Which, In the eeYenteelth century,
oserturt ed The English monarchy, than any po2u-
lar feeling that has at1ce appeared IN Eorope4
1aese nen nave noIo'nH lo tnem OF ne prudent,
catcn a1lp8 spnit OF tne mlode clAs'. Thefr
eoshasiasm. lnaeea' YONG probably eeaf any MA
osItl .nan taa .tai VI soealht ltse1'
loi ~ - setS maen o easis. ~ ole IL oa1tleaae,
W s'sn " e1o4s epo4tosvu ~ es5e4ne'tnau
Na4@ W ~ =" e,n.ulsa slue y sloe WIN
ans sunsssae' aae nse ns'a lssn,ato -ano"-
.as ~ .s'.. %a~ =. o.e ICY @ato ii.ale
~ w. o.." esu .as oa4e1 n,as11
~ tne A1ouuei ~ 1n.aMy. oosu ale tekafoeo a.
easnaes. aao sap''Am'. u1es n!ny penese, %.
.a1s Aote LIZA" LIE Just Hoase u tae Woauce ot
is.ot. aae p'oetu.1s tnlnks taat he' c1io q
aoam nAe tna otaefs, u ue4pto't<--toa5 ID 70 say,
oso'tuahy #o1tea " oseo Up 'of tae P1oas Of
hn employer. The fancy that Loois Napoleon
agreed WIN tnen' and Would III some "sy carry
oat ms sle"s' hAs heps. shen qae1 lot Sea1a, aad
the5 nave been fAfner anased tnan otRef"iae BY
tne o'soonsens o. tne miaose eiassea' bef:dea the
emperor mas 1eally eonulseo' IN some way, TO
heeP tEem NJ NotA' AZ as oeueSe' q fnlooas
COST "nlen VIII some Gay ouist On France
I n'uu teh'o!e nufpnse. mNnin ne iaas
teaf ol 81, pol1lcai monVes nave begun 10 reach
[ men. Ioe Ioss o1 psesuse aofoaas zoe Increased
| cApeA9eS " AsAufs "au LIE GtuPe10f 1AlIluR
| nsa.tp' nsse s'nteo ansn ~ netoo. auoI unosf
.ne seaoetaaip VI nsa AAe hocnelofh they are
| oeetaine @kaahst 'ue eupso auo iot q fepupnc1
| oIoef Halea 1net osflos cfeed ney be realized.
50 nucn Iol toe o'ooses-tnt taouaanoa whos
whenever Inc simmons comes, despite wnat
snee1lLg ~.sefs 10 hoaaod may say, are ready to
lace even the enaseepoh sad to I'LL the deepest
foste With theH bodtes In order that their com-
rides may para orer them to storm and sack and
desola:e the structure Of the old socjefy. Ny
| 1reDd has been amongst Them IN their wosEshopa
and In 1helr gatherings, ard has looked thorough,
" into the literature which theg read, and be Is
deliberately OF opinion that the foregoing accQ.
fate;3 describes their mental ordIti5n.
The uitd'e classes would shoH no light II the
afrnagie we're at ali prolonged. They are
secretly tired OF the empire, bat are afraid ol
lcsirg ats protection. 10 save thenselvea- They
would hurry over 10 the revolutionary side Il
1 theg thought It looked Ike winning. Many are
| ncdefnte Republicans, and vote with reatlness
Ter men llke Fayre, Pelie,on, Simon, sud Garnler.
Pages, This latter sion iotn thu erreme mar
for The nonce IN tbs ,notcnat,on aoalnat p,erre
| p.nensrtp and In d,uannrora, nr rho nroaacns,on
! of Rocnefnrt. Tnev WI, ,e.d ,ut1n as,,,tv tne
| nam,rv orattona for tha tafarca Il, ,r,hIoh ths
| I,.nnn1tcar oavcrotas ,~,n saar - $500 49,,
\ n,s,nr, poon.1a,,,s o..o,,,a,, a 49,. ~. ps,.-
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neon,s ~. ,nIorr,ant h...s s1.aa
,sfart,nn xt,h +ha r,,.ara- ser,s ,,a..,as
name. rnnwn orar no rnr1d tor ,tran,,o nns,no..
,ransar,}nns. vnose a xner. aa,d tns rnnornr nar
treated thcm w1.n contemnt nHe na. had ~
rennle or chnrnc,er asont him ~ rnoro =, sa,t
nne or .ne larueat haneers in Francs. M1onod,
| hnr rans,.ers and har,rt. y mss, M u,.,a -
nu,v with him. he ,]eserved an he oo., Wa "a
one noortn fra;1eI,no The nonr. or tns s,c,a1,at
| and 1he re.t reassnrtng ,ha T,tramon,a,ms ~,
Ahao1r,tefa -''NANe0 "A'
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aas n.sspape1a s.le. ene afsest efcaaso'
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n -" ~, ens .ar, sas .seset, aug pspets VI 'na
s.a'' 81, pe4eape' n.s ul4sa no4e nau tue ~
' lue .o.e1AHs.o"'et alo sAe Fa'a
1Is ~" , soao ~ ."sVt hueo' WI
1etnneo 70 rAa burning 10 a7epee "ass tne
.pssa % noei aA'uel "ton8a' "u assel sop y
tmnr,sonment Or aestn. haTa sqet the nonnr nt =
tl.anr acaualntapce with them. and knox the,
Intentions, They are upr51hf. honorable men,
ibnn,tey superior 10 tnetr reri,era here. In. t9e
arr 1sctlels ol lite, and are bent upon the das,roc
ton Of the Ennl1e. Tna commonwealth Of youn
1onrnn,1s.s row yIejue with each o,her 10 thei
aBsaultH upon the government form stranR
p.cture,-not pleasant ono by any means. Hpl
headed, moved by spir1t Of false honor: ant +
ph.ssea; unveraed IN the arta OF government. q
the laws Of political economv-He,rer Ia,
France II br any sudden boukrf1sxm-at thsv a.
pu, a, the helm.
There remain to tha Rmnpnor the c).ryv ,h
profess;ot al ctsa,es The morn t,,n,d NJ tns hon,
rsn,se. tne c,sss,a pno rara o-nwr -,cn W. =,
natYn1noe the neasants pnf fsa .,r,x rna -
~ ,o,ss r,,,ssr s.s .h.es..a,N ." MI aae -
*ute iooAs Au1AJ aaa tH1eatealEg. inc ufVe o.
Enent Of the antaRonlsm has been irtghtrull
rapid, and Euless 1t IL stopped By lre and 1o,
ro one can tell how It NAV end.
! w.. $780,.
80 4a. s.o4'
h3 s1sena Was s.saek W'tA Ene nnivefsal'tJ
The desire for peace with other Countries. IT
t cid dtlus!pu abopt military ttolorr', seems thin
de.d ..rutl~ Nan - ma m mso.o IN nya ,.ru.
80. -. e ~ ue Aoa'