The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-15
woypEREUI FRANCE.

handling, rs if the greatest and most sue
cessful plans ever consummated had been
brought to perfection of act and effort
such as never before had been effected;
and when we look at the history of the
Debt and the vast and seemingly insolu-
bic problems out of which it grew and
then glance at the comparative ease with
which if has been kept in hand, it is no
wonder We are proud of ourselves as
nation-no wonder we pat our own backs
and the back which is green and smile
smile of self satisfaction.
But if we were a Frenchman we should
feel very proud of what that always Won
derful; ever elastic; always hopeful and
courageous naturalization and Muir
abeau's and Lamartine's and Victor HUI
COS nation-has done for herself since
Kidding herself of the Empire and its rot
tenness; the provisional government and
its vacillations and plunderings; the
commune and its horrors; the German
eonouerors and their exactions, and
grappled with its monster problems of
Reconstruction, Republicanism and FL
nance. We should feel proud of France
were we Frenchman-rrouder than any
Frenchman need to feel because of the
doings OF the Great Corsican or any Of
his House.
Always great and eloquent and wise,
President Theirs has gone beyond the
promise of his great qualities in the vigor
and benehcence of his administration.
He has been the chief instrument in
placing the Republic where she now
stands; and might well boast as the great
Cardinal did: % have recreated France
Thus to fiaunt the eolors of a popular,
constitutional government in the very
eyes of the surrounding monarchies is
magnificent courage: but to place their
new made Republic upon foundations of
solid gold, the gold of substantial, SOL
vent, prosperous Finan.e. il a very grea:
achievement.
Some insight into what has been done
and is doing in France under the wise
administration of Theirs may be gathered
from the following;
PARIS. November Is.
President Thiers's message was received by the |
Assembly to-day. 1t begins with thanks to God
for the progress of the work of reparation and
and general prosperity of the country. Referring |
to the extraordinary success Of the last loan |
.sked for by the Government. it SAYS: The |
whole available capital Of the commercial world |
was off-rei TO France. Half of the loan was
-aisei in three months. Germany has been paid
100 200 900 of francs of the war iden,nity and
will receive 200 900 900 francs more in December.
The budget shows deficit of IS, 900 600 francs
or the past fiscal year, but estimates show that
he equilibrium of expenditures will be restored
n 1873 AMI surplus may be looked for in 1874.
Illusion is made to the disasters Of the war. the
ruel disnemberInent of the country. the fright
ul burthen il had to bear and the establishment
# Republic. All these things suddenly burst
ng on q surprised and disheartened country |
night have resulted in irreparable disaster to
,rier had not order been maintained. forcible
appeal is made to theoretical Republicans not to
pare even excessive sacrifices for erier in their
,wn interest. Events have given them Repub-
ic. The Republic exists legal Government
md any attempt at any different form of Govern
nent would lead to most terrible revolution.
The President deprecates the formal proclama-
ion of the Republic by the Assembly. The
,etter policy would be to impress on the insti-
ations Of the country the features of Conser-
ative Repubiicanism. The Republic must oe
Conservative. and otherwise c.nno: exist The
bsolute need o. France is reported. The masses
light live through few days of the agitation,
UT after frightening others it fears itself and
ais into the arms of an adventurerr travelling =
ad humiliatinc journey from anarchy 20 Gespot-
VI. and from despotism to anarchy The
,igftes. fault is sufficient tie wreck Republic.
rance is orderly REa strong, and inspires con-
denee in foreign powers who desire just equi-
br:uIn. France, if She chooses no: to isolate
erself may become surrounded by trusty and
seful friends. The decisive mcu,en. has arrived
Dr. work The President promises cooperation
18th the Assembly and concludes by invoking
rod TO bless the work of the Assembly and /
ender il complete and durable consUmmation :
7hich has not been attained since the commence
lcnt OF the century.
The VoTE OF LANDER COUNTY on
a dispatch received
from Mr.. John H. Dennis, of !