The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
Gambetta ON the stump-iiow he Plays His
Part UaOn the la'fOrn'-What the Duke
d,Auniate .nid to Three Deputies.

Part CaOn the tlatfOrui-Whnt the Duke
dAmn,ate .nid to Three Deputies.
MARsErLEs, Jan. 2, 1872.
Thanks to the arrival and energetic action OF
Gambeuia, the Communism OF this department
and the neighboring one OF Var has been rescued
from tie danger OF being split up into several fac
tons, owing to the great number OF those IN its
ranks who aspire TO rule. suspicion, amounting
in some minds TO a conviction, exists that the die
tatOr Of the radicals oDeyed y hint, or even some
thing stronger IN coming among us, ana that this
signal was made to hin by one or more OF the men,
bers OF NJ. THEIRS government, whose preference
for radlcalism is no secret. At word
order in the ranks OF the party was
restored the multitude or asprants fell back
20 their places, aud the dictator imposed the men
whom nc had selected One OF those men is inslg-
nDcan and known only for his ''advanced' and
violent opinions The other, no less advanced and
violent held the post or Project at Lyons from the
arrival OF Gambetta at Tours till the advent OF NJ.
THEIRS to the head OF AFFAIRS. This person, NJ. Cha
ame LacOur, a particular pet and pr0tG06 Of Gam
beta, hosted the red nag on the balcony of the Pre-
lecture and kept II there till he was removed
Even after the unhappy Arnaud had been summary
executed toy an armed mob, In December, 1870, this
Project OF the second city In France refused TO re-
move the emblem OF hostility TO all constituted au
thorlty. Yet SO little weight mas the idea OF att
II
that NJ. Lacour was not only not punished for en-
CouTaging "a reign Of rebellion, terror ana laWlcss-
ness, but he is now permitted to appear as cand-
date Tor the National Assembly, INTO when ne Will
certainly be carried Dy the votes OF the Communists
oil TINS wealthy CITY.
GAMBETrA HAS GONE til. ROUND OF THE CLuBs,
but, cunning Genoese that he Is, he 1as never for
gotten Tor moment That he Is mere IN presence o.
ate of siege and WITHIN earsnOt Of general who
never JOKES. lie mas preached union, calm and
patience To mis- adherenis IN language WIN winch
NO FAULT could be found oy those who watch over
a.,tag .ynt Inn nj I'M a ia
make up for his forced mid ness Of speech ny %
more Violent gestlcuatton IMAM usual. Sly oh, so
sly TO SEQ MIN moving rapidly up and down the
platform in an unwonteu manner, throwing back
his head, raising hls clenched nsts and then sud
crowd OF worshippng simpietons beneath, one
would suppose That he was gvlly WAY
10 uncomfortable bursts passionate ianFuage.
Not bit Of II: out the features, II WAS shreSdy
calculated. would produce he same exciting enect
aud possibly would nave done so. for the lmpres.
sl1naple audience knew wcil what tue orator W. va
have SAID mad he dared and IN their iinaglnatiohs
easily supplied words to suit tue action
THE Ex-DICrArORS FANTASTIC TRICKS -.
lie has never Deen known to gesucuiate 50 before
aud the tning was evidently studied buy n , ,
could 40 plainly reveal the talent oil tne man 'o NV
| career OF "a vender vi nostrums. | could easul
fancy him mounted on gaudy wagon, WIN iS a.
tendant drummer, offering nus eXr o, iUIe an Rn
| then ne carried his point with the crowd ana Is
satisfied, AMI tue ease with ~ncn ne noes ~ =, =
| sad comm entary upon FreDch intelligence, ana
maze nm aI the same time one o the most danger
GUS men that France mas ever seen. ne = nel,ner
.,ncere nor patriotic but yields ms power over the
| mon nurrIy ior MS own personal gratincdtion and
| ambition.
| HIS OPPONENTS
here are as divided as ever 50 nush 50 mat Cen
era CatneiIncau has declined 10 allow his name 10
! he used and the candidates or the conservatives.
innuph honest enough, are Dnt little known and OF
! no weight. one Is the nephew OF NJ. DE Larcy, q
| member Of the present CaOinci, and the other ~
! SlmOnln civil engineer, VINO has travelled some
! ana written a little for certain periodicals. These
respectable men Will be- n Is feared not only de
,e1ted nut there Will he more abstentions tnau ever
frnrn
candidates will he elected Dy minority OF the pop
! ulation, but " an overwhelming majority oil tnOso
! VINO VIII condescend TO vote
| TIE DUKE D'AUNALR'S SENTIMENTS.
4 letter. H0m source winch leaves uO manner