Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-28

for once. There ar0s Il crisis i'm
pending. Threats of resignation
close self ii,!rngs, and the many
dramatic devices and attitudes which
have hitherto been available, be-
came worn and worthless ut last, ant.
now the revision Is ST. compile t..
and radical ;,s that II Marshal of the
Empire Is chosen To the Presidency
of the French Republic. This Is
s5me such All homogeneous showing
as if George Brlilaugh were to be
elevated to the head of the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ire
Land. The legitimate ending. or the
logical conclusion, rather, of this
new deal III French affairs Is i rey-n
cy for McMaiI,n ar his immediate
successor. and the :ii..l coming INTO
his Imperial h-ir~lrip by the boy Of
ChiSeihnr-t W.. are told that this
1mp-riaiist who heads Il Republic
must conserve tn. Republic or
revolution will come which will
again re,l.ien the soil of France with
the blood Ut its Patriots. 1t Is All
easy aud u natural thing, dating
ones prophe,ie, from old histories.
to furesril u revolution and !, t,od of
blood in France. but We are not 80
sure that the FRENCH people are not
euough tired OF their somew hat
worn device Of Republic /" DO
ready for renewal of the Empire ;
There were good times and i. >uiti |
cheney of glitter, Sewgaws and glo y |!
under the Empire of the Third Napo-
leon to please the French people
and the keeping If that merrurial !
race we'll amused is half the battle
of their government. When Lunis
Napoleon wanted a constitutional
amendment which! acknowledged the
Legitimacy Of his .on aud proclaimed
q plebiscitnm. he got a six fold ma
j"rity in the corntry Tor the cnv-ied
measure. spite IF ever, thing that the
Republicans, Legitimists. Irrecon
cilables and C"mmnnes Of Paris
could do toward IT'S defeat. The
Ii pc Of G,mbett., and his radical ,
friends and of Theirs and the
Moderate Republicans Is in an :,
appeal. in September next, L.
the very people whose response to
the Napoleonic pl-hi~citum ratified $
the presumption Of Eu4eni-s sou to '.
the A-ir>hip Of the Empire; and who h
knows what they may respond? 1t II
Is u heavy advantage to have the II
government and its machinery under G.
ones manag-men when All election IT
il at hand AMI especially is that :.
strengthened by snch an OF
AcknO~ lodged and respected fact AS az
NJ Mallon is with the French army. :.
There il no blemlsh npon his sol ii
lierly name no Lack of glor, in the y
:, "a Of the army: no mistrust OF all :,
ever grateful servant by the adher- Ia
snis Of the Il, NASTY which fell at .. o.
Sedan. The coming political con-
est viii lose sight of Mons. Theirs.
The prominent figures upon the ia
tage whose eliminating perform ci
nee Is postponed until the early
Antnmn, is this grim soldier, Nc :,
lahou, n i the Genoe aSitatnr be
those one eye CLEANS with the fire :"
tai
1 genius and courage, tine great t,u
Gambeita. The cnnser- fol
a'ism of Theirs is wanting III that ~. ~
wing principle which makes or Pe
lars y political situation-it falls tia
etween 1.-The fell. insensed points rib
f mighty opposites" such as are AM
presented by this new nominal ins
resident, aud the head center Of
le Radicals aud Irreco.. cilables. .hx
Ions. Gambetta. The real struggle ia,
Dw inangurate.l in France il to de- ~;
rmine whether the Column Ven A..
'me shall continue to lie prone and
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