The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
THE REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH IN
FRANCE.

The Republic in France seems now
to be an established fact. thanks to
that eminent statesman, NJ. Theirs, the
President. Since his elevation to the
presidency he has worked hard, day
and night to promote the interests of
his beloved country, and to make good
her credit with the world at large. He
has established a new and liberal sys-
tenn ofeducation :diScharged all corrupt
men from office, who held appoint
ments under the old regime. and filled
their places by patriotic, able and hon
est Frenchinen; has exlied from
France a great number of the enemies
of free institutions; has adopted a new
system OF drilling his soldiers, and by
these means increased the military
strength of France by three fourth> as
compared to its standing underline En-
pire: has caused many good changes
in the navy department.; has made
decided Internal Improvement, both in
France and her colonies, and in fact
has gained the confidence OF his cOun-
trvuien. and of the world at large. If
he National Assembly, now in session.
do their work toward restoring France
to her former strength, as we'll as NJ.
Theirs has lone for the past two years,
no doubt that the Republic will be tine
form Of government which Will rule
the destinieS OF this great nation and
people for many wears to come. The
idea of 50 populated. European nation
like France. just emerging from the
horrors of wal and outside cofnhina
tons, should, after all. stare at the
monarchical governments of Europe
in the shape of a Republican govern
ment, is indeed significant, and worthy
of the sympathy of every man who
understands and worships free govern
ment. Following is a synopsis OF the
message of President Theirs to the As
sembly, as reported by telegraph, and
is we'll worth the space it occupies:
President THEIRS message was received
by the Assembly. on the 18Th inst. II be
gins with thanks to God for the progress
OF the work OF PREPARATION ana genera
prosperity of the county. lettering To
the extraordinary success of the last loan,
asked for by tine Government Il says:
The whole available capital of the COM
mercciaI world was offered to France.
Halt OF the loan was raised in three
months. Germany has been paid SbU,Nvt+
Uuu oil francs OF the war indemnity and
Will receive y t,ntE,t 900 more in 1tecem Der.
The budget shows Il deficit OI ~lS-.ktD. -
francs for the past fiscal year. but eSti-
mates show that the equilibrium OF tN'
pendiiures Will be restored in l>1j and d
surplus may be looked for in Ia" Al
fusion is made to the disasters of the war,
, the cruel dIsmemberinen OF the country
! the friglltful burthen it had to bear ami
the establishment of a kepubt!c. All
:. these things suddenly bursting on a sur
l prISed anu diSheartened cuuntry 1llgni
, nave resulted in irreparabie disaster e.
order, had not order been maintained
? \ forcible appeal is made TO theoretical
, Republicans not to spare even excessive
sacrifices for order in their oWn interest
; Events have gwen them u hepuhthr
The Republic exists as Il legal Govern
ment and any attempt AZ any d~Iffrren.
form OF government would lead to :
! most terrible revolution. The Pre>lten
4 dcprecatc> the formal proclamation o
G the Republic by the Assembly. Inc bet
Ter pniIcv would be TO impress on the in
Stitution> OF the country the features .
ltonservdti-e EtpublIcaul>ln. Inc ne
public must be Conservative ana DINER
wise cannot exist The absolute nee,t %
France is reported. Il masses Nigh
q live through few days Of the agitation
but after frightening oilers II fears lt|ri
a and tails INFO The arms 81 an adventure
- -traVtlIng ii sad ana humi.atin-J ourn"!
FROM anarchy to de>poti-m. ana IRON
# de>pOtisIn To anarchy In" >Ii-Ltt>
ifauIt Is sufficient II wreck II "i'ubllc
t France Is orderly and strong. and INSPIRE
: confidence in foreign powers VINO ue~if
q just equilibrium. Franc, II S1'
= chooses n0t To isolate herself. may b"
: come surrounded by tru>ty and u>eIu
friends. The decisive moment ht~ ar
- rived for work The President proillNt-
- cooperation with the Assembly ana con
t cludt, by invoking God 10 bless the W"fI
= Ioftle Assembly and render it coinplTt
and durabIe-l cunSumnlatIon Wrl'i Ii 4
not been attained since the cOIlLlcAc3
ment Ufthe century.
Twenty million one dollar gold piece
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