New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-20

should your readers object non seqntur that
is not my affair, nor, as 1t seems, that OF
the submissive Orleanistsl the Assembly, by
30 much as majority OF one, votes an
hereditary royalty, Henry V. with the Count de
Paris for heir, an unwilling wearied democratic
people, the fctitiousy legal trick would be morally
as well as legally, soemnly just and binding" This
doctrine is set forth by the confidential pen-holder
of the Orleans Princes in their Journal de Paris,
which few buy, and in their other family property,
the SOtei, which, regardless of expense, the family
have sold at the Hosques for an unremuneratiye
sous the number. That shows TO what tho sons
Of constitutional Louis Philippe and his grandson in
quality of Legitimist dauphin have sunk.
La RepubliQH Erdncaise the organ of the Repub-
can Left, is inspired by Gambetta The thesis OF Its
leading article the other day, up to which preceding
leaders had led was briefly this: 9 Since Royalism
combines, forgets and forgves, in its bargained in
terests against the Republic let MS Republicans OF
all shades responsivey combine. We OF the old and
most thorough conviction offer our acceptance of
place in the second rank and guidance of our whole
forces to you lattery converted Thierst and other
moderate Republicans" This is n combination that
must come about to working completion, and in
which, as it now looks, Bonapartists may become
sure shareholders and directors
But the pure Legitimists and the impure Fusion
lists are in exaggerated delight over an article by
John LemOinne in the Journal des D6bdts sneerlngly
responsive to this article of the Gambettist organ
In a rather over-refned, high-sniffing, select first
directing class style Mr.. John Lemoinne declines
to cooperate with the Republican vulgar for the
preservation of a Republic, which he and his kind
had in their hands till the coarse, popular Repub-
licans would elect Barodet and make the par
ucularly intelligent, patonic republican JOhn
LemoInnes republic impractlcable ms means,
and at utmost only means, that the managing eulOr
that perhaps It is destined again to become the half
patTOnized always supple, never quite rejected,
never hOstilely suppressed paying able organ OF
whatever political luck is going III the directing
council of the Journal DIES D6bGts has guiding Opin-
iOn it is that the journal should be with the opinion
of the upper bourgeose for the day and so long as 1t
pays.
The Departmental Councils Generals have opened
their Autumnal sessions this week. Theoretically,
and in strict legality their function is limited TO
questions of local administration; In matter OF
fact, the Councillors being named by universal SUI
frage Government, with its best, active lll-wll ana
its own dear presiding Projects in aid, cannot ut
terly suppress, as it would, the half-strangled
prOtestatlOns against a throne restoration,
the deprecatiOns of any form of royalty,
the prayer for any fixed form of the
In face this and of other modern wishes of numer-
modern parties the unspeak ably capable Leaders
of compact party more nicely united and hrmly
disciplined now than il was in Luthers time or IN
VOltaires time work, with a truly noble, unweared
energy with faithful confidence az To the results,
and sem-suppTessed sneer for the wOrthessness OF
mbeheyng Professionalism. W. H. IL