The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-06
FRANCE.

ms .': FARIS, Alay D.
The Journal O8ieisls contains a decree
cunvoling the High Court Of Justice fol
the trial or those recently arrested for i'm
pllcation in the plot against the Emperor
. Long before tie issuance Of this decree
Olivier demonstrated tho existence Of u
revolutionary party, having for It's aim the
establishment Of u democratic and social
Republic, members Of which were resort
ing 10 systematic villifcations, outragesr
calumnics, outbreaks and assassinations to
accomplish their purpose. .
Il Is reported that tho Government has
demanded Of England the extradltton oi
Gustave FleuercnS on account Of his COM
plIcity in the plot against the Emperor.
The Steele explains the situation as fol-
lows: The Government asks TOR the un.
qualified approval of tho past, and carte
blanche r'thc future.
Traces Of a conspiracy have been dis
covered at MarseilleS. There Is much
agitation at Bczin. Troops are constantly
arriving there u.. -r......r,.
Bullion It the Bank Of France has do
creased 100000 francs during the week.
The earnings Of Adelinc Patti the past
season were one million francs, to say
nothing Of the presents she has received.
Her husband has contributed ! 800 francs
to the funds Of the PlebisCetaTy campaign.
The Journal OGcta this morning con-
tains decree convoking the High Court
Of Justice Tor tho trial Of those arrested
for participation in theplot against tho life
of the Emperor. The report Of Minister
Olivier, preceding the decree, shows the
existence Of q revolutionary party, hav-
ing for It's object the establishment Of o
democratic and social Republic It's wea-
pons arc: Misrepresentation, systematic
outrage, calumny and assassination. New
liberties, 80 far from appeasing, increase
its frenzy; it sees in them only facilities
for increased organization and extension
Of its influence; Its existence and pur-
poses are scarcely concealed In Its assem-.
blies and in the columns Of the journals
which follow its fortunes. lie exposes its
designs, and declares himself in possession
Of evidence to prove o criminal attempt
and conspiracy. he reproduces parts Ol
speeches in which he announced the cx.
istence Of this party and told It's numbers.
The Government hoped kindness and pa.
ticnce would conquer tho passions which
had risen In other times but he Is forced
to believe that energetic repression Is the
only means through which to re.establish
social peace and respect for law, without
which the inauguration Of free institutions
would be loOl.hardy step. Since IN ap-
peal to the people had already been dc.
creed, his first instruction was to delay tho
trial In order, that this solemn evidence
might not seem to DO an clcctionecFing
measure, but the revolutiontSts have
sought to sweep away by ONT crime. the
rcigning sovereign and constitution, which
would be to destroy with q sure blow, the
State itself, and they have resolved to exc.
cute the purpose before the 9Th Of May.
Their plans have for long time been pre-
pared, and under these circumstances 1t Is
our duty to publicly surrender them to
Justice. The number inculpated, nature
and gravity ofthe affair,an the cxigencles
orthC public order demand tho exercise Of
the powers of the High Court In the trial
and Judgment of the case.