The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-29

thing less than year ago. but certainly long befor
the events which gave birth to the Cabinet OF Janu
| ary tthat OF Emile Olliwer):-"I do not see" said
the Emperor, ON the occasion alluded to, "any kind
OF objection to taking for Minister either ~ Picard
| or NJ Jules Favre. Such men as these can never
hurt the empire. My natural enemy Is the tiers
pdTttn 1.-THE middle partly
You observe the Emperor was not the victim OF
any Illusion but understood perfectly the danger OF
alliance with the cleft centre" and how ould
| he be Mistaken The 'le't centre"-ls 1t not the
party OF half measures of half liberties Pm word.
the party OF the b0urQe0tst 1.-THE middle class that
inractable enemy OF the popular lever. universal
sun age, and consequently the foes OF the empires
lfhe Emperor gave power TO the men OF the 'left
cenrer II he recently called them about him. 1t
simply because he felt that TO get rid OF them the
best plan was 10 let them use themselves up which
they certainly have managed 10 do In slngularly
short space Of time To-day they are judged by their
acs and discredited by the faults they have COM
mitted.
It's singular fact that the olivier Cabinet has
not, IN me whole press OF PARIS single organ 70
Among all these daily journals Of so many various
shades there Is not that does not assa the Minis
Try with reproaches and criticisms of the bitteret
KIND. Everybody hears OF republican Journals and
OF imperalst journals, but never Of q ministerial
journal. Surely the Emperor has nothing more to
fear from The cleft centre.n
too much to say that the men OF this party
are likely soon to disappear from the political scene
while Il Is also true that those who aided tobuild up
life. Who, then, remans Why. the men who repre-
sent the revolution OF S9-th0se whose opinions are
the Emperor win appeal 10 aid him In his effort to
establish his dynasty on bases still more SOLID.
Faithful to his past to his origin, TO his traditions
ne means 10 plant his foot once more on the SOIL or
the revolution and like Antaus, derive from its con-
tact new youth and greater force.
Let US then, together salute the advent OF the
Picard Cabinet at distant day, which Is only the
logical result OF the imperial policy.
The Mission TO WashingtOn-M. PrevOst-Par-
adOPs Political Enemies.
From Galignanl's Messenger OF Paris, June 49,
EVENING"
M. Provost Paradol's nomination as Minister at
Washington has called forth satirca appraoiations
from several journals, and some OF the writer's are
extremely bitter. For instance. the Pays from the
pen of NJ Paul de Cassagnac, has the subjoined phi
lppic:-
for the ,i last SIX months IN spsnxns Of the new Mns:e But
could have communicates with them 50 much more free
Al they VIII BE- Obliged to send their letters to
really consderate and have you noticed tha the
Of aaa SssS %
ons Of suresne member OF Society tor the Proven
ton to protest against The abuse Of any such tile
Mould have ssen as special ms A. 30
Der Of the Institute, then rs really something Extremity,
since 1t Is equivalent 10 saying that man is an Oreanist
The AUenir National Is also extremely severe, and
the UntOn makes the following observations -
The Dt5as has the jusiying nom
@ Tor @ se% 20
and have sometimes let himself too far have
fallen makes but that organ add
that NJ Parallel has constantly declared that his opposition
thorough would into support when
should recover the essential conditions of free government
We have followed for hfteen years the poemic of the
we are compelled TO assign somewhat recent
date to the political indifference which
either to the form origin OF government. The
dpomatst his TO the sharpness of his pen
against the Imperial his attacks, finely
opened for him the portals of the Academy which delighted
In the epigrams against the ruling which
smiles the praises bestowed by the II
could feel surprise at anything would
how II happens that all this load OF wit and sharpness
suddenly be laid the feet Of that Majesty many me
exposed to its raiery. certain effort gnation Il
required picture ambassador OF the Imperial
government In the shape of subscriber the Baudin
former editor of the Courier Uinanche
which eight times warned. twice suspended,
denim ed, and In the end suppressed
well known article, "Le Paefrenier"