, 1870-09-23

rsjcc,s then, because ahc docs not want, pence
ye1> Tho an who aspircs 10 the crown Of Ger
compelled 10 seek the protection o. England from
fear OF republic Ia PTusss- The Ernre-shot"
prince. as his p, orle calae him trnu, his rcssnn:
hall mil ton OF so1aiers, proposes to restore the
Bonorar'e dynasty that he nsnr deal with an en-
li1e aud aot wili Eepnbl.c. The State that d'vt.
claims the right to rob the French Republic Of
swo {: ls most devoted provinces.
Well gent1tmcn, a reactton In popular tecliaG
n: i ssrong, vi. d 1t Is quiic tnc Americans begin
IN n member that incompetent aui ba'i govcsn-
| 1Lt~1s arr not conllncd 10 France. and 10 have
pit: lor n41oh 90 betrayed and 50 suffering Her
| 11leh.!siip md sid 10 onr infant rcpahltc ate
graicfclly RECALLED, md all the CHERISHED aud Ga-
s,a. of %asiHtou adj isfuyct1e ef
services to Eur pc in breaking M the oll hnunss
Of owls ind bats, from which houses like the
Wns esen the Sew Ysik II aDane nc n ses
ots attest and hesl Informed advocate Of p.,ssa,
saii, in an editorial Of September II, that .*lng
claiming to The French people. after the victrrsr
| Of sedan, that, having hrnEen the pnwcr ~ tho
| 1noparch, he had no wish to destroy the nlsion-'
1:rra any, suvc to tnank the troops, anti to d.ro-
| rate lhe Princes. He claims that peace and war
are III his hands alone, and hr his drct$ion France
lfitis var io The hitter cnu If his heart Is stccle
TO suffering. and his car closcu to the npl,tas Of
humanity, let us horo that France will be 10 him
what Rnssia Vas ~ re a,st Nap,lson II he de-
the French Republic meet him III war, with the
traditional military Spirit OF their nation Inspired
~ ~ The no possession u e9laeal oesr au ABOVE
ah'l means, may the German people ask them
selves, what interest have they In the continuance
of this war. when such continuance Will surely
st back for generations the political emancipation
II Europe.
WRIT pRxTER
The Chairman next introduced Ni1 Dexter, who
sn1d bat he should regard even the few minutes
&c should give there tonight wasted, II devoted
to discussion OF the relative merits OF King
William AID Napoleon. lie did not knoH which
WAS t,1e wort. Nor was It a question Of lmpo1-
| tApce whelher F1ance was right III stirling the
! aisi blow. Hc thought she was wrong, and clear
! y 20: tM. 4 was a meze question o. ume: 10th
this WIS an American audience, assembled under
4 representative government, and II was because
qnirsd ea noT s sssS
thes believed, that Americans should speak. II
,yas fast becoming question Of mcu. NOT Of
The great political question Of the ase
The one hand. anu republican government
un,cr sone limitations, was subordinate ques-
tion. The substance Of the controversy was:
Shall those who hear burdens have voice III I'M,
TO o!,cy laws hclp make them? In other words,
SHOULD society eoveIM ttselt7
Tae speaker believed that It would be
tncnt- As men saw how, IKE worthless
Lawns, theis i.ss wefs r.ayea by those
wicked phan1;sy the alleged divine tight to gov
crn was. ier, shis divine right Of King or ciass
Events III our history l,:sl made il Necessary 10
discuss this divine right on tlls side the
.stlant'c: its effect upon character was
worsc than uFon government George the
frftfN
high to govern IFS, but there was a bteak in the
machinery soncwhctc-the same diyinitr did not
form, and aruuntl the camp fires Of the reyolu-
ton, and It appeared to 1e God Of Liberty on
ms s,aS o. h ts wats1 snss that experiment
need they be asflamcti Of the resuIts- II thcy had
st"iurcd evils they Eare been OF their own ilnic-
tlvn. We make onr own rulers md can uumaEe
lhsm. III v,cwtny the specimens of royalty sent
o.li on exhibition, we may nut regret our cRosce.
Stc how events ct,nfou4d these divine governors,
lie does. Napoleon, with his srapptnes Of royalty,
1norts over int" Gcruluus, but France remalns-
the 'ncn and women aud homes. the land and
NJ, the country and al rs possibilities. King
is, q his Own creation. The KIN. must Se
e:la lie ls silent, mud DismarE talks s. abont ,i
sua,anrees. AS though yon could have any other
Guarantees wlten invaded, except IL drive the i1-
t;scsr .iscoThtetl beyond the border. AL added
our history and avowetl principles of acttou
npt cnls maize us tae friend and supporter OF
every nihcr re,,uh1lc. hut Instruct us to Eyc our
good wishes and counteaaHce 10 every frsncctn-
tile attempt looking to.aitf a republic. Our own
was iur u ri1nc hut iecIlc attempt Come witt
tiop, Alter SIX wears. We are found with pr,,s-
irafe commerce, ,lssorlcrctI currency aud almost
disbanded army, nv. paid, worse fed, anil
'pa1 ,ae ob Close as m ' ai1,s ana you would Tn3
tiur eIioft was In tue rirht direction. Nc lad
some triend:,-I have POI learned 1hs. Prussia
i!shirg Tor ibis cou,yy tie nrincjnfe that n la1
moi gwen It into il.. huEIs Of anF man to royerd
y, saye cn}s The man whom n We might eaoos:
1.Uw again. They vii succeesi because. even s
,ualiv, iii nations must. Tac present eGort seems
r.s,Iif? Can ~, nai,ve or nannsn,s cI,1ce .cg
ystthhola cheering wur,is : II SO, why Tbis
fsIesf fes n"I en"e''' an" Is YET TO sweep the
Al ills ia,rture o. affairs. INN mi ashamed ia
.ay. i ls ~ wi,Ious .ssas win ~. tha; France
.;,s. ~, har 9; tar hs H. ss nns ;E;,,
,,,a ~ n"sn "a satua "e liz has ny ns gea
UPON me- Enc IN ,nstncs hal anl Syupa. pa.
.,, IN ,n.u,.,t;,, ~ m nne c noMr oa s oa'
mcI, I'M n,isety :, ars aco or ts % s,snr,er senf n:
seyen slips q III inc sun t1 Soau snIie:s sA AMI
InIcS a11 1,rcr;cnn s,i,i.-, fbt ,a 10, .. .i Ina
iur me he r1ies We now rossess' Tncse az nT3,ien. @
ta, % coas!ae, ATOMS ak, not nrcyaai Win ihsn,
siapy tins aaf'sE oa! stIssse SIC gass y s ne!
ways huIl ierIa dem aud grateful r:a,emhraice
So neth,ns in INC r1esene ns,,iun OF f,istoTy r.
sssia Tint outweIsI, thcec t,cniauas Of mriucinI,
:,,n ir,tn,lshiu. TCs,iay h1r armies snrnmni liz
t;rst rtF nf rho world thresieniI, r i.st1rc,io
a,ni sIttrhtcr. for Inc hie6 and fo1y ol,'1ri a
,sr1iSt.sl SGu msy 9sf hgl 81
,,.xt III s.c,1,fr for 1he f,,,rr" at ~. ".
r rr1i,acc ih. ,iait, narnosc ss IN sfeef; nt;n
an snne i,u, ftEn ~ Sis,ec ~ n,,d iT"
@ a; sqn F1nnc % 4cnr ~ M sr n1oa,, a1la otIa
Ann nov nlnmt It,e fnatan1s nr thosn nro,, e
-hst fnr rwn hnn,irIi rnara nas." hoin,,nei !,
France. They never beioncetl to pnIssia. upy
s sIsnen nnaS ,he ,,
,he .,oysfnei or tia ~. hci;.ye anass h
ih,! wnnt ~ Franr.e T'hnse nrort;3ces "t to.,ta
| arc ,mtfer a rcnubiic-imuerfect ana hasty. In
: ITns5ta reis rhem in ,he e"ni!c @"s Sssenin y
mn nnsiaT mo heel nf e1he nr.atss
,nt1ttarr sirsnottsn, nj not}rrn fin,ase ThaT
: eyery man + In absolute military hon9iore Il
:hr.e .rilrs and IN nuaiitteIi nOni1ave fnr scrt.
; more, The mast OF Prussia ia TortEy Of her pre!
: cnt attitude. Whenever these fohl,sts bv alvin
fsat M. 10 mutatS IotSau' r,nsssa Was thef.
If e ee WcSe e me-
j. pcoj,c Prussia carried home iares sl,ce.
2 Vt, matters have come to this exttaerlina1
y fGnPeSion VIVA US INN, WIN pure republican Il
'!asc eollc laleey % s,neug % is. nave 's seen Se
;, Uo!ItIca; ,wVrr Impossible at honl
! ! ScMc of them i,nye kindly laI
u aside their monarch!caI training and consented
lake oflcc among ns and II The signs ri the tim,
c can he believed, more arc willing TO do the san
;. thing. Stlll these people have he'll public mee
+ lnES and sent congratulations to this desp0t IT
2 trcIl sly they should be addressed TO the Emp
J. TOT Of GeItHau{~ VIC Are occasionally instruct,
IN the elements nf loyalty TO party, but let 1t
u understood thai all our parties arr the cxpre
= Sions O. an hohF. ana tnat the deep, danni
, s1sl6yaltF an American citizen Is to
false 10 the great prnctplc Of representative go
~ eIDment fecreant to mat great viEl1ytng elene
- - ol our nation, Nlthoilt which We are mob, q
which today stantls for all that IL peculiar IN
r. = I institutions
~ ~ u 1s atne mat ~ MnMensgc M o. dl1erent Kind We