New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-05


tht- future from the bad discipline of the
army, weakened by the attention devoted
To material improvement. The warnings Of
Marshal Neil were unheeded by the French
chambers. They said that Prussia had no
strength; she had never brought 100000
men into the field against Austria, and
never could bring them against France.
They demanded liberty of the press, the
right to meet and discuss public ques-
tions. and to bear arms-in short, all the
rights which republicans enjoy. In face of
this opposition, not only was the army not
increased. but it was diminished by some
70,000 men. The men who had recon-
mended this measure were raised to power,
and the first act of the French republic was
to restrict all those privileges for which it
had before SO strongly contended.
The faction is the lowest kind OF politi-
cal organization. A party, however wrong
in its methods has for its object the good of
the country. The fact that parties are sup
pressed by despots is an indication of their
necessity to a free government. A faction.
on the other hand, is for the advantage of
its leaders; and it is in this light that we
must regard the movements of the French
Chambers in 1869.
Without tracing the events of the Franco
German war, the speaker went on TO say
that the war was not yet completed. and
that those who made it will be seen in the
future, while neither nation. as the result of
this struggle, Will have control of Europe.
At the beginning of the war it was supposed
that the contest could not take place with
out involving the whole of Europe. Such
an interference was impossible, first, be-
cause the immense difference III the prepara-
ton OF the two nations made defense hope
less for France, but chiefly because a great
mower in the north said to every nation:
!. You must not be a party to this war"
Thus all were held in check and the war
went on.
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has no Intention Of expaudinr at the ex
nanse Of other mowers and that she was
f,rcod into the war by France
Dnt the wise know better Russia can
roach tLe N,rthern Ocean only throuuh the
Cn1f nf Finland where NAVIGATION is slow
and Dangerous and where Prussia can com
manI II is imnossible that Russia will
submit IN tbis. and the contest will come
b.tvean her and those who stand in her
v,v With America. Russia is united by
cn,opunitv Of interest Both need TO reach
the sea and are prevented by other mowers
Tho Tuit.d States haya not coutrnI over
anvona of their preat rivers or lakes and
Russia Is in n similar condition This is the
secret of Russia's friendship for our country.
If was owing to this cause, also. that tie
Government n, Russia was not represcuted
81 ,ba on.ning of The Surz canal rxcenting
Is IN
RnSs;a and the United States have the same
enemies in the western States of Europe.
,rLosa cfTeta and s,nLing monarchies can
not he maintained AGAINST the growth and
mover of renubIican institutions Tins
Russ;a is vaitinp for the onnortunitv 10 he
nin When thar will he no one knows. but
s. ;s certainly cominn and will c,,nnlete
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