The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-07-02
Mnr.hnI MoNrnhon.

Wac was elected President Of France BY the As
senbly. o. tie 24th q May, 10 place og Prssiisut
Thisrs. Vas bora Ia lS0S- q lash parentsse. He
catered the army 10 ISIS. ard has bsen proni-
uszi u every Frsueh uar sincs that Iize- he
vas taken captive by the Germans al Sedan. at
the surrender Of Nspoleoa. He Is HnQoestiO1-
ably oae e The bes, SELLERS Of FrsDce. ard his
rsceci IS brilliant one. Yet with al this, his
synpatbies are ai,h the Imperial party 10 France.
IS It Is natural they she1I- b. As n FORMER re-
voluti0oary changes IN France. Uear,y everything
row csPeris On the arny. NeNah0n Is ~ the
head Of the government beside being C0aEsn3-
er-i1- C6iss q the forces He has served uuisr
the Bogr5oas. the Orieauis,s. the Empire ard the
RsPgbl5c. a1d been in turn loysl TO each fo5za Of
sorsrnae1t; bat bis greatest triumphs have been
connected with Imperialism. The order q the
Grsui Cross and the title Of the Duke Of Ma
gsnta were both conferred By Napoleon. He IS
perhaps the most popular u1an with the Soliiery.
He Pat do~a the Cousmaoe aud delivered Paris
wbsa there were fears tia, The troops might JOIN
II the reiyn Of terror. He did not attend The
f11eraI OF Napo,eo1 because be said The act night
b construed Is i declaration sgaiuSt the Repab-
he Jutged by h. past acts. It Is impossible TO
tel what form Of government be would prefer.
Bat IS be Is master Of the S;tua,ioo and has been
brooghr into power BY The ard Of enemies Of the
Rspg5lic, that Circumstances Is mast di>eogragiug
20 the srleois Of government by TIE people. His
rsuhes a1d z6d7essss Indicate that he relies o.
the Assembly and The army. In accepting the
oGce Of President. be said
- vii obey the viI OF The Assembly, the de-
p,sit0rv OF IL. ustiousl sovereignty. Il i heavy
responsibility eu- uitE Gods aid and the Devotion
o. the array all euutiuEe the work q loeraJiuz
tE- TERRITORY auG rSStOri : order, and Nu mAintsia
tr4Ec Witty AMI t6e principles ahc1 sJigty rests,
To Jli> plsLSe ny word IL Al AorSSr nan and
s0ltieI.'
To the pcefecis Of Paris be said
81 lave been called. through tbs confidence of the
Nltilgai Assembly 70 the presidency q the rypge-
lie No tuu1-tilte clEr-s gill b g16e il existing
ltEs. regulations aud il>CltutiCuS- rely uPoB
ter.1l o-isr 41t l cJgat Eg0u y0Er vigilance ast
u2gu yOEr patriotic 1ssls1auee-'
Ga the a6,h Of May. he sent message to the
Assembly Is foJows:
- an asiu4-ed By respect for your wishes snd
vii siE1ys serurul1-Siy SI-cCce them Toe Ma
tl1ual Assembly LIS tgo great tasSS-li5vratiJu Of
territory and restoration Of order. Tue first was
coutuctet ABLY By ny predecessor, With heroic pa
tlerev. and the country ard I rely you sccCul-
pif>h il I sLau follow the foreign policy OF nv
Predecessor l have Wish for peace and a rgor-
iEIti1a OF the army. desiring only 20 restore our
scre1Zt1 aud regain for France her rank su1OuZ Ia
lions Tie home policy vii Be reS0lutsy cOaserva-
tive. TIE ADMINISTRATION must be Imbuet With 4
conservdtive spFi-, sud appaut 20 0t-e rsSpecto-s
OF the law 10 def-ut soessiy against tSctiOa, ard
stand the SsutInv 70 t-Is yOET sovereign vii
i o6eyed iu is integrity
Nothiug can Be gathered fron these utteranees,
which ezn Be il any way Construed a. presagius
change Of gOyerumeul, nor wOald it nave been
discreet TO make aoy sch yet the New York
C7lz7s- aiss E7aAs Usis f5re50d=s oaIy evil frOz
the election Of Gez- McNahou. In its issue for
May 26 Ee fad the foloEI1g:
The fictIou Of the right has made its revelation
ssirSt the uItinull szHteut, against the electoral
bgly, against France, and against the rspU5lic.
more thIE tLIt-I-silSt the rev founded order,
szaizst peace. a-sfnst c1rfisrce within and with
CIT, a-ainsc sstablStec prosperity, against tn
Uup1aEt crccit ard dZaiuSt that sgyrge aspiration
% TIE cou1trT the leratJu % Preach territory By
the hands the wisdom ard honor OF the rgpCblic-
France. but tie NcrS q ftctj01, which nill not
find however. people survi.e enough 70 submit 10
is 6ictIti11 Eor Poletarian army ruady 70 over
ave
II the usa1 tine Gaubetta. the leader OF Re
Pabiiea1tsu II Fra1ce and the IDOL Of the people
has issued manifesto coguseli1g order zud
Obedience to the avs. If the majority Of the
Preach voters caa have thsir zay. Gaubetta siL
Dc President before the close Of 1878.