, 1870-11-13

questions 1t Issue Here and there, however
Toice Ia raised. For the last forty yea11
Paris has been treated As m OUTLAW. denied
nunicipsf institutions. .xnd kept doxn by usIs
forcs. wills material adsantages have beer
Accumulated on il in order to gtld the yuke II
has h3d to bear. 4 governmeut ot6cta1 hst
decided that taxss should be paid, and how
those taken ahou:d be epent. An ubiaui,
tous pslics has supervised an3 controlled ii
domestic Ife- As = writer in the Sasurlo.
Fsrie7o observes. 1t has been held ~ I con,
quefed fo"u- Paris had &ss National Guards
tut they were othcered by nominees Of the GOV.
eminent. The empire Was tho rule
Of Tbs provinces over Ito capital, and
rude peasants kept Paris In rigid sub.
jeettcp- Educ.tinn worthy the uar,o was de.
nied the people Of ths empire. Ia 1s67 the
Minister OF INSTRUCTION EIm.elf brought uu
tha statistics, that 81 81, End 67 man, and IS,
eo, AID Is women in lou were, in many DO.
pastments, Lot abla to sign ths mArsisge
Register. Miss Helen TAs1os, tho Btep-dtu.h
ter of AI; John Stuart s1il1, possibly gtyea liz
eehttueLts ~ we'll ~ her owp, whsn s,e aekr
n tbs new number Of this FoTtai9hAy I:euteto
*eS france eaou'd not TT the experiment oi
1edttAs sSorcln1sut.--sveatsy try the experiment
g. ilee c':ltt? Ii France tshe asye), ~ slalc
not TO epeak Of Maruellles, xhict, is 4 seiport
be al!oWt to lire in ths midat OF tho Kiugde en-
OF tratco, Al Utuge& md Gheus liypi and fleut.
Aaed, and uafs Rraat centres OF Commerce
euEruunded hy the dominio1s Of the Counts ci
Flanders, or ~ tbs freq sitY oI frankfort, d. ~
Princes cf GernAby7 No doubt the fncom.
patibiltty bet~esn Paris and the proyIrce, il
terrible difficulty, but tits proposal to bseak
France up ol1y bs adrantageous 10 her rivals,
but i 10 a Proposal OF 1etrogreesiou. Italy
1od Gt1 mlny bare gonein exactly ihe opposite
ard the ptcriness il no: grester than tho differ
OF OF Gsrmsuy sad aaut!,er Ho-erot.
Mr. z !';<-- lag E7'od ressona tor his ar-
70 tho capital. aad any government likely to
be established in France must reiy more upon
Tie ptorinces than upon Paris. Ibe de.ire
e1Eltl:ed by- tho National Assembly to remove
the eeat Of government from tho banks Of The
be'ne Ws, not merely an esullition of proriu-
vas tie e1psestiou OF wide.preAi, populk
conT.c:ion thA: virtual supremacy Of Paris
!s fatal to the Es1fAre OF Francs. WMln
f1snce remains nhtion, Paris muat remain
IT. peru.shert cspitsI. Dut tho government
o. the future viii h.va no motive 10 maintain
tho inpn1tAncs Of P4tis. Miss Tsy]or, uho
knows France wall, rem lrkE: Paris, Ia truth.
however mnrh to tue 1.otfday.mAkiaz foreign
er it seems to conatituta France itsef doa, not
N Any sense ~haterer, represent tbs Ffauoe
Q! the French. Paris ia tbs great metropolis
tha 81 'qrts,gGe1' rass, n search ., Of amusement;
with foreigners ct any civi1:z1i people, aud
are ptoetbycou Siih =, li.:!a Au.1.ameut
as su5 people In the world Paris Il the Ers,t
ctEtre OF exsf1vagRnt expenditure, Tha
French sre the moat frugal Of people, Pari, ia
the crest solvent Of faEliiy lies the Fte,,ch
a n ntr;a Snf f.n,
1epreAtnts aD5 PARK OF French eooisty at Ill,
represents only one element in is-the
young tneu for whom, indeed, 1t ia ia some
meAAuro university, where they 10 up to
graduate in VICE. DF iAis ono poiut CT G.,
tsct bstween rs1is and ths provinces. tbs
people would othern,ss feel to r2ris is con-
ytrtbd into deep detestation. Paris is too
apt to ts looked upnn a. . yawuinR gulf
which sueks in honest, gopd.hea.tod yatuG
folk MD casts them ur again in time upon
The bands OF their relatives, pref1isate sPe I'd
fnfdte, Fptr cut In person and III purto."
HAZzIN.
:. Great interest hae BEEN felt from tine to
time in the opinion Of M.zziui upon tbs
fIancc-German Har. Ills friends here were
pretty Equally divided but still It was gen
orally understood that hia nympatbieB Tefe
E1ih the Hefmana. He has now spoken ont
clearly IN long and carefully paunsd ossay.
Ihe war be constdesa IN c7pixtion for Frdrcn.
The republic waa mere de I1c{o copseoannce
q Louis Napoleon*s ooTAttlly Abdicat{on or
hia ieadetahiP. She ought eoiemnly to have
iS,qISd tS,.9 e.. y, idsa Of eonqnsst, and declarea
for territorial unity II Germany agaiost
foreign intsr@entiou.- Mszzlni dcnoupcee
thu seizure Of zone Of territory against the
will of the inhAbitAnte, and copsideFs that ik
renders second war het1esn tha two nations
e imesasao'e; but nc has great faith
FRINGE, being republican only ID name.
no argument AgAinat the principle as furnish
81 by hcr dofeAt- Tho war wAe Conceived, DO
terni7ed. and cautsiessly provoked ay Louis
Napcleon, 1ho:e ettength wts in i power
srdiee. Mszziui does not sh1uk Gsrm:ny
could be expected to recroAs the frontier After
the Sedan, and remarks that aha Government
q Defence could not give any material asco-
MY. H.a censure upon tho Fteuch nation il
severe. and he usterly doniea thst the ini,i7-
longe to France, or thst tho b1aae zea,s with
indisidusl leaders. BY tho first Nlpolcnn
Franco substituted her own dominion for that
Of the tyrart's ono overthrow, an3, In 1878,
arcutcd the peoples t. action bs promises OF
protected the Pops without belierius ia
him; preached liberty and voted f,r
the Second Empire; declared herself the
Eclc nat:cn cspable Of fighting for IN Ms.,
aud demanded the territory and upcess ct
Others IN plyment her.elf, the cxagsc-
Of the movement Of uri6cAtiou In Germany
declared l,trself adverse to war and applaud
cd the deela11tinn of w1f; Invaded Mexico, f1r-
Eot Poland. murdered republican Rome while
hersell republic, and, while yioltting tie
eternal truth 1h1t God only is mister, Aud
cole interpreters Of His Law. sz1ogated to
be1scN night Of PERENNIAL pritnaes over
other nations. Such sro the crimes which
France il expiating 1t the preaent DIR, by her
sitter impotence, the failure Of the spirit Of
1872, the yac'Elasion Of her leaders. tho COW
aIdly conduct c1 her Assembly, and the i'.crtia
Of her m1.ees."
nrmSEss AND nASEs.
Du'frtss in '.tAe clty" hxs been serinusly
checked ty the distulbanees in Paris, Aad
yen nAy Imagine the sort Of evaporation
Which = Loncon stockoroter fsc:s On roal-
mune:" Ent labor generally IL we'll eu.
p1oyed, and the banks Ate doing wsll. tbs
Iiivate banks arc rer5 gradually absorbed by.
the joint stock banks, ard tho day pzoblbly
is Eos very fsr di=taut when thsy viii havo
ceased TO e1st. In Scotland, whero joint
etock banli,g has been largely developed,
private bsrks ezc, unknown. Is r1lo tae
loves Of England are tho msin supporters
OF tue joint stock banks; the counties OF the
pirate banks. Tne latter, having beoa long
estabsi=hed, have gathered gradually around
them the GENT! and farmer. The jsiat
support among tho town manufactunnE
populalious- Ttis, however, dots rot holi
good OF Scotland. whore the 61oat joint stock
banks h1vc numerous branches in smAll towns
Of = few thousand frhasitauta. Nsving
f.milisrized tho people, through mAns
Advantages Of banking and OF keeping bank
xccounte, they h.vt tapped stream OF wealth
almost unknown sothe Eugaieh banker; small
~ regards the individual -smount Deposited.
but iumenFs in the aggregate, Euoh. As tho
sAviugs Of tmalI ehopkeepers or tradesm u.
ths1s il ! bsuk or branch OF bank for
every IL ,003 people; in Scotland one for every
4,0o0, and in Ireland one fer every 81 900. In
Scotland gold foTunn very email part ct the
national CURRENCY tho notes Of the scorch
are deemed amols .ufficiert for ii. ordins1y:
ru1poeee. In England On tho contrary, gold
IL everything, md thus g1hen there Is run the
mischief II EreAt, good banking &C.
thorit. gi,ea It a. opinion that the English
;9ns;,ssk 1;,ss SO esres e nm .5s 's. wo,IS T.n
Scotch experiences proves to b. necessary. IN
var, gold wpuld be drsiand rapidly out OF
EcC!and ard the large deposiln. OF the Eug-
lush bankers would quickly disappear. Tho
esn.eu, OF larEe pubic liabilities with emsN
lieh joint stock banks beicg TO pKy iarge tiivi-
dends. of course, tho rnaRlier tho capital CALI
cd mp. the lsrEtr will be the dividend paid;
tho profits being spread over en,.ller sur
f1co. Too En.uy OF them work at high pro.-
tuIe, with Al occasional burst.
4 n note istue for England Ia strongly
urred by Homs d5anciers. Ii EcotlAud and IN
Ireland this isEue 10 inva1nAble In facilitating
email Transactions. The people, tto, Instead
OF having been trained to eoneIdes
gold a. lbs only Representative OF value,
have relied upon their paper currency, know.
irg that 1t Ia secured to them by tho property
of tho beet and rnott zriatoc1stio names Of shs
country; consequently, those runs for gold
which havo worked tuch htvoc In Eng1lnd,
lsrd.