The New York herald., 1871-11-13

zeal the members OF the Councl General should
profound inauiry into everything connected with
ths weI.beinG of the department-an inquiry which,
the real Condition Of its resources and Of its require
ments. TINS preliminary and necessary study would
them n al 70 pds 1s0PDss Tns
Such an invesnsatiOn. however lsborious and
elected Councillors General-rst because the attrt-
buttons Dy . recent law have been singularly en-
narty entering for the arst time into those local
assemblies which, mp 70 TINS time. have been
and most numerous class. and because che repuo-
lcan party with tts traditional desire or searching
matters hitherto placed the last rank OF admnia
trative preoccupanons: Is . new world that ap-
sas suS 81 . bs
re0,mes What ignt wsst Information must Se
from o. . sHSe aa 1
ment OF the republic What practical educasion
Will 1t insure for men VINO o. take part 10 It WHAT
cation Of every ORDER without reecting that France
could never have possessed more complete and
more sincere Information concerning itself
THE NURsERY or ADMINISTRATORS. 4 a
You see my dear trend, that the task Is difcult
been measured put too pars.mon4ously by Inc new
law will soon terminate. Under the pressure or
GENERA Y
assume the position aud the importance whlcn It
Smg % and o h
Social life would recover suriiancy ami lecunuiry,
and that for the common benefit Of France and tue
-. HARD WORK AND OBSTACLES. $50 +.
II ts hardly necessary to remark, my dear
strewn with OBSTACLES In the rss pace i Is neces.
sary that all our friends snoud come to an UNDER
themselves to discipline and resOlutey ouekfe the
work before tnem. They must divide the task be-
other Other % sccorons @ % TO their sever % tastes @ and
aptitudes. And even then the Task VIII not De
souTons ssay and m s0'pS to Propose ss
WITH. dsssrmlnsa oppos.,ion. out DO not let
tnat your conssnnr umpire; send Il prin ed COM
that you are acting, nghting. taking pains IN its
behalf and you win uaiy progress m pulic Opi mon.
place WIN rally closer ana closer round you wnen
they ma you induslrious ana devoted, watchiul
win mets ont proper justice 10 the calEm les and
wretcned postertngs which unfair opponents neap
'a'. r1s .sSlr,oS s ' 81 fas S ssrusrrcAx PATTY
social ana political ne It Is the proteotor of ali 10
Noble task 81 studying and becoming pracsicaiiy
acquainted win those interests. and thus convince
protecting, developing and securing the rights OF oil
the . laporins word, bourseoise and proletariate.
THE GROUNDwORK OF FRENCH DExOCRACY.
This conception OF democratic policy Is In strict
0CcOr0e0Ce viii the Cr6QltiOfA OF tHc koVOutlOus
which sought To cnange The p0illical slatus Of
France only to make over land capital and tools 10
those who previously owned nothing, could acquire
nothing and were held aS nothing IN the world,
We must adhere 70 this tradition, and wnen
pesn ana we roos shan nave
operation oi thar demociacy un,er whose
our battles. The lbels and arrogance or our adver
saries will make It snrug IT'S shoulders, aud with
their proper places. 1t VIII tien he no longer pos
stDle to exclude It from our institutions and our
rontispieos but viii lnsst on raising s own TEN
pie with It's own hands-and thus will vanish tine
tmpertlnent theories which talk OF toundlng the
public without republcana. fS tW se
WORTHY OF IMITATION. af8 oa
i II TO this work, my GEAR FREUD that you are
called upon to cooperate, and It Is because th1
work ~ emlnenty Experimental and practical that
should think It superduous mot 70 ssy dan serOus,
General questions Of aDs.ract polislcs. In d ,lns
& wnas ! propose We snail serve the repunac more
pal council of PARIS, winch, although elected
me Of uss 81 sa' q on IN
ranks citizens and ardent politicians. 1t has spon
tanoOusly set ASIDE all incidents connected with
inlelgence OF iia measures the yenal libel
lers who mad predicteu that the return OF such men
would be the c0ns0mmauon Of the ruin Of Paris.
the inquiry winch 1t has published II presume he
the advantages Of its behavior ana the expedlency
there H for people who deal with pnbIlc business 20
MAKE tueIuhoiV00 6Cuu8lnteu Win tue wants 8uO
difficulties they N III have to deal with.
THE POLICY or. THE RADICAL PARTY
ts especially that which occupies itself with the In
vestgattOn OF questions and their democratic sOlu-
ton. In fact radicalism Is not an empty wOrd: It IL
not shade OF opinion; lt ls party and bcrrtne.
Contrary to the I0rmuled republican party. which
rests content with q mere label aud has hitherto
retained all mOnarchlca Institutions, which puts up
win any compromise and enters into alances often
criminal and ever fatal TO ITS existence tue radical
party Is above all concerned that tne organic instt
tuti0ns should no longer make democracy lie and
the republic . sham. Therefore, In the Councils
General .F7ft r.
i1 GIVE THE EXAMPLE OF HARD WORK;
show your competency In the management OF public
business; dt1fuso as widely as you can your Ideas
and principles. and the country viii call on you 10
put them into practce on that day when the radical
solutions shall De understood Dy all those who have
an interest IN applying them. IL Is BY tine constant
practice OF this method at homo That democracy will
succeed In, turning TO account iss admirable re
sources and the treasures Of strength and power
which llo dormant IN our great country and that
France win be enabIed without precipitation, with
oub running any risks, 70 resume her road In the
world TO REGAIN the provinces torn from ner
by violence and maAe her restored integrity the