New-York tribune., 1872-02-12

-. ,ond ,,ss Of the French people have. for
pesrly centy' 3cea IN the stooce ~ fonr sreat
men,. was not n. ihers unquesuoAaoy tgnt g,, a.
ps's"id The Rcpuhlic is that government WHICH III
ytdes us the least -
pYNAsT.o GOVERNMENT EvANEscENT
.,,s evident that any government springinG from
,nst roval family can be bat an expedient France
- bae enoughlof dynasties and dynasiie wars Even
= ,.is century, Charles y. was Obliged to ny iroiD
- - - and died in exile. while the Duke de Bordeaux
IN shose favor be abdicSted was fepndiated ~ 1nation
~ sse people Louis Philippe huinaleu i tte 20 oep
nrepared his own overthrow by sshe%mlngr mi 20 70 te
,;uate tine fortunes OF ms lainuy' ~ M Fprnpean
I,ned the fe-hlood OF France 10 pace r e"n u
sns on the heads Of Bonaparte princes Ane Sc %
se punged the last disastrous war 10 seoie ~ I
,ne 10 the Prince Imperial Although NsPVeUr NPp1 .;
W - i.sf giebiscS was sustained by hNVily ol
A. OF votes yet at the very nrst eectoh altet ms ms
shTow only fye OF his partsans were ohoseh 70 tne @
2stn'J sseu,bly while his most uncompromislhS op-
ssnt NJ Theirs. elected by q dlnereui Dcp"i''
snts u reinarSa6ie and in my judgment 10 be de-
,s-ea that many OF our own Dest cltIehs ueep0 "a ~
stabhshlnent Of a Republic IN France
srAnIIlrY OF REPUBLICAN INSTITUTIONS.
=, zach Republics have hitherto been overthrovn'
,,h,s been the fate OF French mOnarchios We have
% consult history, that monarchieal govern
- m France have been. in the main, failure, repete
,h folly extravaganza and crime. struggling ai"aS
n yromote the interest Of dynasty rather tnan IAN one
vetste Of the nation For lerou VI ~, an aver,e
sss submittcd to n different eoNeIhhents1d dr 200
NV government every ten years, ana during ZOO
NJ that period she mas Decu NJ
Of AL the mOnarchs that relgned over France uuI
',S Thai time, only four died natural deatn on on @ 1ne
ee ~ and there wRs only one Of them ABOUT whose
s.rcessorship there was no dispute , -.
RepublC has little stabnlty, can we say lIluCh oi
n oermsoeuce Of Kingly and Imperial rule Indeed,
s tbe nation really needs TO secure for her bappI
ne infusion Of fresh vitality into her VEINS,
Generated by the promulgaon OF s0unn hOeraI usa
sagh be agency OF common schools, ree press tree
ssrh free religious worship. and an open blOIe. IN
- she needs system OF education similar 10 o'u
90 which the eloquent Laboulaye has so AMY huNo-
,ad and which will form an enduring basis Tor nation
a. regeneration. -. .. ,.,,., .ha, ,ho noo,,a y-iu
60 r-et the excesses which hitherto nave attenueu
ths strugelrs for popular rights aSainst hert1HaFy'
- mn ImperaI power snd aristOcrauc prlVllege.
,, tns,rucfon on the beads 81 the people. YOU owe
,h.r mai b4ptsm" the injunction OF agfeal flcnch
,iropisf such an Institutional this Cooper Union,
a. himself the architect Of his own fortune (WhOse
u,..nct hoHOrs tO-nigh( would. IN Parls DC InOre
.teni agast the false and fatal theories 0t COmlui-
IA. than a. Nhe cannon, mItrallleuSes ana cDassepOts
tbsf can De arrayed against theul. EduCh5S
,Ru 4 ~ ouce the chief defense ana polllcsf
s.srfy OF nation. "SchOOhOuses, said Horace Mahi
are the publican line OF fOrtiheauons" FhyslcdI
fgf,e d. In end pOWerless against ldese' ~ Us
l0te fhl France Will gather wisdom fr0n the hlttr RS
ans al the war aud the Commune. Let US give to het
our ouf hearty sympathy their efforts fOr national
refrigeration And let hope for new france re ssI-
rtsd .fruuc u the night triumphant over internal ais
sentiouS 10 longer menace 10 the nations Dct Vlen'
r1empIr the peaceful march OF mattlaI pru-ltSs,
IufIlrctual advancement auo moral grandeur
lice utnrri nceut image which milton colcofhtcu me
Im.i.ut " cromwell. Of "a mighty and pusSAh' IA
.n roasing herself like strong man out vi LIS sleep
SD shaking his Invlnelbir locks!
.F-,s,- Ar .rsd,fary Monarch By John Bigeo" lc7