The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-03
The Bulletin.
A FRENCH REPUBLIC.
II France Il aady for that form or Gov.
ernnent.


The New York Stapdard, one Of the abb
lest Radical papers ofthe country, discours-
es as follows Oh he French situations:
"After us the delugc' was the insoivent
bon mot Of one of the most noted of
French court parasite. 1t may be that
Napoleon Is equally reckless as o. what
may become of La France after the down
fall Of his dynasty but the world has an
interest in France only second in the esti-
nation Of individual nations 10 that in
their own domestic affairs. The lovers Of
progress aud freedom have always regard
ed the French nation as the most
possible republic in Eu-.
rope. II may be argued that i, rather the
! result OF perusing history than studying
the actual proclivitics and adaptntiyenes,
OF the people. France has twice been de-
clnred republic, and on each occasion
has quickly dcgeneratcd into an empire
II Is not an uniar assumption that what
frcnchmen 50 easily surrendered they
either did not care or were untitled for.
w nat concerns lis now 10 know il, whether
France is yet sufficiently educated and
enlightened for the possession Of that
greatest Of all boons--the government OF
the people France has many noble pa.
triots natures statesmen but does she,
rs II nation implicitly believe in them
Arc the majority Of Frcnchinen so thor
oughly imbued with republicanism that the
glitter of a court can no longer charm
them land have they yet cast aside for
ever that Willingness to be governed which
denotes unfitncss to govern II ia mo-
mcntous question. a sudden rush Of lib
orty might paralyzo the national BRAN, ne
a sudden rush Of the blood to the head
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The question, then, 10 be decided isths
j. france prepared 10 receive republican |
Institutions, or does shc need another tom |
Of education We think France Is pc |
pared, hundred times more so than he !
was In 1872, hfty times more than in LIS. /
France ma. been steadily learning nc /
great lesson during the last fifty yet,. ,
She has been learning 10 cherish md
foster the a'ts OF peace; she has byn
learning to dread and properly hate he |
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her one great passion. Production, mIn-
uiActure, art, science have all done their
part IN eradica,ing that sinful folly |
from the bosoms Of Frenchnen
France has become peace-loving |
nation. Her present. national Armament |
Is no contradiction % this. None deplors
tins contest worse than Frcnchmer. A |
despot with nm ohcdient army st his buck, |
declare, war against another despot, nd
vances, is beaten back. and French soil !,
invaded the very capital Il endangered
rance Vie. to arms, not 10 support the
depot for II Is evident that she has forgot
ten and put him aside, bu. rid herself ~
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o'herwlf' what NATION could 90 vther-
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