, 1870-01-31

apSl24W ALL AnQ8e taAn fp91Bs NAlG4 u kA91nX |
q luEe), t1cla,ned: at trsa1ea the peapetuitT Of
be Napole onie dyrhsty."
Ferpetutt5! In thls world. or In Frxuc6: And
Tia in regard to poluc.l change which satls.
les 10 many only becausd each one e1pecu 10
nara2e 1t for hla OWE advantage But an. sad
honld be, here only faithful historian, not a
,ophes, Luckily. state the general optimism. but
do not share it.
I COW give s1ut hastJ sketches Of the men Wao
compose tnlx Ministry:
sLI7cn OF MR. oLLIylKN,
Mr.. Olivier, the oatenslole hetd Of tie Cabinet,
-ne whom The Emperor, IL vtsJ DIT and con.
,tfained letter, cnafged with the Organization OF
! Minisiry,-ls mau Of lmmeEss ABILITY, &esord-
ng to his friends, and he has rome. According TO
n!S dettac;ozs, and the many who sra Indifferent,
he Is only an ambitious person Of t1e tenth order,
extremely vAir, Eeddlcr, helte1!rg oolJ In |
sinseli. without cnuAlttencJ OF character. and a
incapable Of controlling a Ministry Al he waa OF |
party. He Is an e1.Rcpobltcau, old |
Commissioner Of the Provisional |
mich preceded the republic Of
1s4s, Woud-be Nin!lter for years, faTor!te Is
tcctatc Of Price Napoleon. fnoEn to tho public
~ tro CT .hres sacceasiul tpeecaes aad bJ many
Ued.ccsc ores, author Of an exceedingly ridIcu-
:oas political pamphlet, 1e1ecse1 BY Paris II the
last eleetons iurled out Of the Republican party,
adopted h5 the Conservatives, liked by few peo-
the rad Of the Cab:nct-MlnlsteE Of Jostce and
Religion.
TEE OTHER MINISTERS
Mr. Darn, son of an old Miniater OF the First
Empire, graduate Of the rol5teennlc School, an
artillery cn1ceF, Peer Of Fzatce, and President Of
the Constitutional Assembly u = man OF impor.
tance and consideration. kntw him well once;
and he u = worker; but l doubt whetotr
he has any 0! the necessary qaal!d.
Hftrt TS.+n] fct Tia
hts, however, believe, done great herV!ee on
public works. Whatever the tuturt may be htl
rreaecce In 1he Cabinet Is Il guarantee 10 honest
people, acd II ID to be wshet that the department
Of which he Is the head nay accomplish Miracles
He L. called An O1leauiit, but think HIN mose Of
Republican than ANYTHING elie- ....
III, Chesa1dtef de- yAId1nmt, Minister OF the IN
terror, W4s tho Organizer a1d The Ampaytrtou Of
tho meetings OF the centre Left- he Is sa!d 10 b
good uan and irspited BY excellent feelngt
Mr. Drnes, who has chtfge Of the 1nanceI, x1s
an o!d Minister under the republic, and hAl the
ear OF h.l party. lie good man. and would be
OFT Of place nowhere, neither IL the Finances nof
TLhilc Wofkf. where he once Was.
lii. Dc TAlhoaer, Minister Of Agriculture aud
Commerce. II very rich and good nsu, esteeul-
cd By his colleagues And worthy Of their esteem,
milo, conctlaiory, and ilredo:ute, AID made 10
be what he t., 4 popular rich uan. Bat doubt
whether he viii 60 doHn 70 pcaser1ty IL Al1-
n,er-
Mr., LouEet IL \ rich banker, who ia said to be
Inspired by the best Of intentions.
Ms. Maurice R.chauf, tie Deputy from our dt1-
fr!ct, 4 q very courteous and excellent man, and
with the best inteEtton.- He t1s been made
Minister ot Fine ATt1- regret bat one .h.1R.
that an not m artist. 10 that might MAKE
him huy all ny pictures. ~ worthy Of the
Leuy1e, aLd Of the yenotes, poste1!tJ. Bat an
M 4 A A1fv ] a. - r44h IN
ltat canEot Understand 10 what II Is except hl.
fsltntI! fnendshlp Tor Nj. O!i!sier, that he owe1
the portfolio OF F1uc Arts, th,rg which formerly
| te.otgtd to the head Ct the Imperial houaehold.
Mr. Segrl has charge Of Public Ettrueslcn. HI
| IS said to be honest, capable, ard willtng.
The Minister Of Tat IL General LeeoerG, Ado
| de.cAup Of the Emperor; Of the Navy, Adnlra
| RteAult dc Genannly: md ot the Emperor
| household, Aatsnl Valiant the ausztest Of oul
| Msnlai1.
1HH KMYRRoRS 1pEl.
/ ln conclusion give nJ opinion a folloEE: Tnt
Emperor said: 81 These arc excellent people, With
| WON l will, As in the past, dt
Iuss what please They have great desire L
| become AiniI.ere, Rrd, Whist Is mort
scs,ors, France wants them. Really, II u al onl
| 10 ne whether hare these or others. Let u.
| appoint them. France, that suptlao1u4ted co
| quetse, viii ser! soon have NOR. than enough OF
lnti1 nedocs.tJ, ana tae mora sae II wear1e
| ITEM tho rnorc easJ sne vii be for na 10 govern.
Besides, II tneJ fessss NE, viii be there to dls
uiss The In or cause them to fA1i OF themselves
And he appointed them, only, II be u think
he has made f4.sa calculation. TnAt Is, tia
thc5 Kill re4!8s him, were 1t ouly on = point o
honor, without which taelr Own party would do
| st1oy them Tnen II he removes them, or bring
shout their removal, Tor haftng resisted him, TIT
Chamber md tie county, who ara hehins
them, would iosee him 70 take vost
ores, and he would hAre to accept toese It'll NOR
hottie newcomers, Or appeal 70 taa county,
that u to kay, 10 the probable chances ct Re
| publican Chamber. The oea: thing he GU do
, TO Keep thA new Ministry, aod osciilA,e with
between the rtpuhuc aod hiS courstefs until thei
:. c1pes IN European waf. which Alone can aAFe Q
! pteetpttsla The mort s1d more d!t1colt Ntuano
| Of tAe Sapoleoric regime
But must ea.5 you viii ny long connie.
tal!t8 On ministerial event which cAa nATc b:
Little aitsac1lco lor you. fou viii excuse Il In
; nAa who ioyes his co0rITy. and Cannot, Wstaou
t1eEb.ns, lee II eEsef one Of the most sesi27A {
| political revolusionl. With you iuca a change
. The Cabinet IL rototug; with usis Il tna g1ease
4 crisis that the empire hAs Jet gone thto2gh Wit
a uAsuR said thu, l pass 70 other saatsess
pKAIH oF xR- pX LAkalk-
= Tie hare buried, 1hl week, one OF The pVtnt
pal u renbe.s Ct the Imperial regime, Nj.
La1g!e, Vice President Of The Senate, and form
J. Xtuls,e. Of JUSTICE It u frtghtful 10 sec how
z t.ss men of the empire arc going. and he Y
= aruo1S them. &c had = POSITIVE, dry. nP,{s
( / u,ud, xtd had in thu COUNTY. and with +
i Das1.t,zey, III that authority which u gtveo
e aa,lty u1.ted 70 high character. Hia dea
II pasked BY u1noreed In TEE mitst Of d.mcot II
T. alioo, bol, reyertheIesS, II serious aoas fof
r enp... The 1f1end ano couau! 0an OF the ele
ppr,n, fc,ner Prel1deat Of the Chamber Of Del
l Cav Ihf1 :
IL Court ct Caszzuon. IEc.edplors oJ reason Z
ID hy snnneramept. he xas enc Of The few msa
= pol,r,cs who attained prominent pos.toa IN ~
=. Of the elerg, and IN spite Of hia wen-estahsIf
d. reputation. nn3 Of Atheism but Of naa oeyc
IN M religions c.ea7i,,y. Now that hs u dead I:
y tell q, any anecdotes showing ht1 lo1c Of jubl
- - sud tne upright zoouneAs Of hts nature. Z
m .n1ec which remember. They belong 10
.; contemporary nts.or5 Of our ataseameo, and he
OF bore win 1ntefekt those Of 700 Who sate N
~ ~ tertst In or1 atair1.
II AxuDo7H.
ut Nj. DE- LArtle WAS Ml1iztes OF J1sties-
on vent trom Par,8 10 Never, be1eTe, 10 &tteEt
scme b1a.nesx On the WAY the compartment
lie the railroad car where hs WIS sleeping wAs
&c !! terrd hy swo Second L'eutenansa, presump:u
te- lId,y,dpals, Who believed taAs al Wa allo
a, To those Y ho wore tae Eahre. Both hetan Il
III trE nj. Dc LAnsle, Who Wa aunoIet By
pie eEfu CT h9p4C94I 0f<1S0 AAA "tHH""' OA- -
- ,e4-ers shirt IT, WrthcQk k&ytuG word, Af
3'e Lsrele reope1ed It. The otser, again saa
= k4,tnR warmly, 1--WE arc cold; bray leave
.nnt" Mr. pe Lsnkle wrapped his tAnktrs
~ ,ro1cd hi. nald nd hsc1e The 9lssa. TIE Of
ND 60, apRr1, declared himself tnsu4sed. and in
'ea- dpel en- the arrival II SeTeEs, Esve HI
81 larg.e, WHOM he I'D rot kro~. hta casu and
nc OF his comIaaet n. us A34As 80 <.-A- ~
e43. xxJc ntp in eLth2uRt- Tae kHo pueS1A seH&
the n.nAfy tho liens Of the lamp, aAW the III
The ptr.un they had tnsol1ed+ and pa
4JM cut P5poAo0 y.
10 | he sad EoshlpG; noe ~ aest3s no 3@naeo
= esek their cazM without har'rg e7ea read
nameg. rere1y ssJtre u. thsn'- Les this I
ron II les,on, Gantloroe1. Al aos mJseA,