, 1873-06-12

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toae Is soo'. 's Is Ills lis srave snboos
toaohed " have division into equal parties. You
= ess ei si srte anil Do i@roy ssso II dispn!o
nns at y no. thu ony serious OF division Tho
he Tnst eeripe e'?n re,o1at'ea ssa w'oS s
e. e. ss x,r e' & h'' s f':s :sa !; Ct ..s,s;
tSon ind oonservsttvas indood, 6aislueia; but ss5
three yn,'t,ss A On tho other land l. tars but ONO
Led il isrs, xho thst Tor e RepaSe se saso sae
G;spubo + no aSns o hshos
SpaSe 1ns Gas %se1
gA As LII rtsa 1ts" e esn as ne
no fSs yos ss VII DO
who aro siso ououEh to undsratsnd Tint a iato
spe' ehe cappy pR ~ hsssa s
that Tho Republic should romain In tho banda q
tlem. but tnero are othors who think dasrentiy,
and WHO aro gravaly compromising tho Republic. In
S s Of s1 RsSss p9
slrabe that tbs nopubiio should bo esolsivey in Tho
Nd, hands of Hepabl!oans They sso profess doctrines
n '"9 aar va, q
8e VIII a ne
oor but would romind thoao who mako Il TINT thoy
are not tho only persons Who hago to consder that
principle which h.s dictated my conduct and tGat Of
gh sbo II ni e.
presence Of disorder, when tho struggle waa ended
sS a pa bs oo
long have renatnsa 1ndistgEbe1 lApplsuae from tho
naute spepe aaer IN pds u KIM
oaophy. only bolleve that party government would
f no ts, sGun ~ ta, or oy sas
rsiaase be territory and lor thu fusaso %hcS
consisted IN directing you toward form Of govern
briefly romind you of the position Of a1airs. make Ike
| no appeal to your gratitude; hoW % mon. 1aak hut
81, but do not fear tho decision Of hlntory. -
N. Thors then reviewed. the accomplishments Of hin
the fuure7 There ariaeH lo question Of moral order
but y Is strange that those who call for # begin BY dis
soa b. T. Il i e
void Ct religion, although thy throngs who Gil the
churches havo boon subject for congratnla.ou. Thon
rptod the nation nut look abroad and SEQ tho differ
What i meant by moral oror being dis!urbod7 It
he
Boon told that this is not Tho question "We not
n1onarohists arc CONSERVATIVES" We also elaimto
bo Conscrvatycs and havs to preacryo restraint
havo been politicians In words rather ID Deeds Yenur.
wsn
n9 %ar,a s for e a1o 1r
beloved Let us bo sincere. That which divides IN is
tho question of republic Or monarchy. There e no
legislation, but wo hayo Introduced . blll upon
that subject hayo but ono merit to elnim,
q h,6g Syng . a aynS ofs apg tas ass, a
vato individual may have heatasiona upon thoories
viii, Provisional form Of government Wo are but
proyaional Government, we aro told, but why should
lion wilich i,aa been imposed upon ~ ! Wien nfor
two years md half VIC found that tho question was
about to be raiact and all minds wore becoming ag-
tatcd no aa1a that tho nonont forescon by tho Dor
to respecting Tho estea Of tho country by clear and
tankiag us. It vas that practically monarchy waa
impossible You yourselves know that. Otherwise, why
do yoa not attempt to restore ~ WY sre you @ 70
as Connorvavea7 It becnse you know Tint ilero is
bn ono THRONE which will suico for three aspirants
iaco Is fl to mike propositions to tho countrya tits
that Of tho Government regret sincerely tho loss OF
te ire thsir resenaons In order to a
pcar horn With conplcto aovcrnncnt Ind to apply
thn m O ne nThS To S1 IL
ance with minc. Tho Commission Of Thirty directed
Us to draw up laws, but how could We do that the
very principle Of tho Government WIS not defined
Whom these are examined our policy can DO
jaged but It la ruter unusua1 to doctdo upon them
MSat anoas rs ps peaey may bo uner
stood By carain aigs n the hIat naco ainco IT. Is ho
national sovereignty that y to be ORGANIZED o
do not couBder that 1t Is possible at present to attnck
tho principle Of universal suffrage know Its ineon-
s oi Msy to to 30 81 mposabe t. sepe eat
that attempt. am not the author q universal auf.
lsmt wrtfs Mso Sno sDoea e.
to sources Of the nntional 1avo bccn
purified, then have to constitute the ropreaonta
know Of ono Republic of classical tImea oriu tho mid
die ages which entrusted tho fao Of tho country to
snes As 70 " hsop9
isssons derived from Amerlca, that by tho side ol
thesc two Chambers there should be, not directory
between ths to powers, how should tho difficulty bt
solycl7 appear boio5o single Chamber. Dsputal
nit IN ond to thona, have Ind to sacrhce myaolf
Of good aense. Howoscr, accepted It, because Wai
barmony o. Isye not ainee found Tic power Of dis
solution must bo placed so1aowsFe. nnd n that Ao1
me,aurcs arc opposed on different aidcs. scmo aay
"You arc constituting The Republic, Which VIC 90 no
! want, No desire that tho Assembly, auoW4 Fosaan ~
couattuont powor." Tho others Say, "Wc do not wan
Tic existing Assembly we want co con1nent Assem-
They think that 4 would adopt tneir % yews W sn r.
frst. We know That Tho conservative Republic must
organized, and to tile ohora that wo do not trust tt
Tho future interests which 30 precious to us y
do not contest either tho e1tent tho duration Of th
powora ot tho Assembly wo desire that Y Should o.
FrnInc.nn tIe laws which have been submitted TO sou
We Soy to the one party Mako tho sacrifice Of yot
Ink tic only form Of dorcrnment which y possible
ths dissolution Of tho Assembly, NO doairo that
should exist long enough to pass IL
| laws for tho conservative ropublfc.h The election
! have not been Of tho most reasnuring character.
viii uot-It would be nconyeuiont III the rreHen GO