The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-09-10
ne Adnini.tr,tion, France and Germany.


Gen. Giant and Secretary Fish have made reu,Arka-
BILE haste-ws may say indecent hasfe-to recognize
the french Committee. The United State. IL the
nrrt among nations to dignity the revolutionary mob
! OF Paris with the title Of . government This I'M
called for preeipitsncy has justly aroused the
inent OF the Germans OF this country many OF whom
perhars. expecting better things from the ad-
ADMINISTRATION of party which 80 loudly proclaimed Its
exclusive s,mpsshy with Germany.
II parties. like individuals TO be judged by their
rather than declarations the deductions
thing but favorable American friendship for King
William. The Paris mob coul have asked
substantial token OF sympathy than given by this
hasty. uncaled-for interference the part OF the
/ American Government This recognition Is = den
ance thrown directly in the teeth Of Germany. There
might have been some for IL had .
bl.nee Of . Republican government been established
IN France There is such government The French
people have not been nsulted- They nave perhaps,
acquieseed for few days. amidst the terIors
invasion which thunders at the gates of Paris but
their assent has never been asked given to the
usurpaton Of the ambitious. hair-brIined socialists.
whose impractica5le inrisues and schemes have dis
tuTbed ihe peace Of France for over thirty ears.
Rochfort, Victor Hugo. Jules Favre aud Jules Simon
have installed themselves under the name OF a he
Tense Committee in the departments Of the Govern
InenG By what authority And by what authority
Atef Roehfort e"ines out of his prison. and Hugo
turns from the Isle Jersey and amidst the cOnster
nation and excitement Of Lac hour carried along
ike foam ON the top Of Revolutionary wave. There
Is nothi In ueii characters antecedents fur
nish any security for permanent government TO
Inspire the confidence Of this any other Govern
ment The FeniAn Republic rested upon a. solid a
basis As the present government OF France The Re-
public proclaimed in the streets Of Berlin I'm IsIs
ceiNed no recognition nor cDuntenance from the Ameri
can Government, nor from any nation. A transitory
Committee of Safety is no government II is simply
combination OF noisy. notorious InoD leaders usurp
ing the dizzy nights to-day. aud to- NOR ow swept
away amidst the of hos lie cannon or the bloody
struggles of civil cOInmotion. France now has no
real government II is demoralized military camp
chaos come again. II can have civil government
until IL drives the invader from the SOIL or is COM
pletely subjugated In either case the hot headed
impr4ct cables who style themselv committee
will be among those whose brief span of authority
Is quickly measured II France retrieyes its for |
tunes aud by sueeessful campaign maintains its
territorial lines and its military glory. military Die
tor-Another Napoleon the First. with the young and
vigorous blood Of the people in his veinsiS likely 10
rewrite with his sword the political history Of France
IL Paris falls before the oonquering armies Of Ger
many. no Republic will be tolerated in France to be
perpetual poison TO the dynasty Of HolleuzoIIern
Another Orleantst a.other Bourbon will take up
tie reins which fell from the aHrighted hands of
Louis PHILIPPE. France ia now as Mr. Lincoln ex- |
pressed it. swapping horses in the middle OF the
stream"-a dangerous. uncertain undertaking. IL |
would have looked better for the American Govern.
ment To have waited for the parties reach the bank
before It rushed to congratulate count nance aud rt
~ the contract