New-York tribune., 1873-01-03
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d'AudlfretP Pssquier and Minister Dufaure both dis
tnguished themselves in this respect and both with dis
tingulsbed rhetorical abitythe former with somesbas
overstramed epigramnaic hits and nvectve the latter
with continuous irony, flowing with curious 6se and
bitterness against the Left. The exchange OF paria-
mentarY flags by the Right and the Government was
effected by these two. In that operation, with what
may OF IT, lies the eminent. immediate significance
Of oil that long nights performances at the Versailles
Theate..
NJ. d'Audifret-Pasquier is leading member OF the
majority OF the Committee OF Thirty That passage,
therefore discourse, where he repeated the old
assertion that aud his fellows nourshed hostility
to the Government added, with emphasis, that
they we're agreed 20 subordinate their special
chca wishes 20 their general and common Conservative
prncples-ony begging Government as 10 H. with ia
institutions they 10 ion and rule with them not
for them but against the revolution for the Interest OF
France and the salvation OF society That passage
say with II a OF Official quality. 81 offer for
comprise M Dufaure is Minister OF Justice; Is mem
Der of the Cabinet. He caught at and proyisIonaiy
accepted this offer With how much confidence OF hope
with what qualification in other kinds Il partly lndi
Gated by that passage in his discourse specially
respondent ito NJ. RAudifretP Pasquiers soml-offcia
approaches for the Right, TIL then the Opposition He
complimented NJ dAudiffret Pasquier; he thought he
way opening toward solution. To attain IL he
met the Right than half way and condemned any
repudation OF the faithful extreme Left, with bril-
lance Of wit and vgor OF augmentation Of which none
Of the delighted, listening Right are Intellectually
capable.
There we're several orders of the day" in hand
Minister Dufaure ended with pronouncng. IN the name
OF Government, for that proposed by the Right
This the carried by the majority quoted above
Now, how far did or could NJ dAudfret-Pasquer
speak for the Committee OF Thirtyi How far NJ
Dufaure authorized to speak for N. Thers Of whose
Cabinet he is member These the intensely inter
estng pending questions Of the day. What the
morrow will bring FORTH some slowly acquired present
knowledge Of French politics forbids me TO prophecy
But It is probable that the Assembly now const-
tuted will arrive modes UiDedi with N. Theirs
and his Government. and Will exist until the territory
OF France is free. secured by signed conventions TO
be freed defnire date from Prussan military oc
cupaton To effect this liberation has ever been the con
aim OF NJ Thiers's policy. The recent appointments
of N. Leon Say the Ministry OF Finances directly
bears upon this policy The than friendly relations
between the new Minister and the chief OF the Pans
house Of the Rothschds being open secret % all the
world
The dissolution movement may NAV not De avertsd
by combined action Of Government and It's late oppo
the Committee OF Thirty. Meantime It exists
does move, and has great possible momentum. Since
Nov 49, NJ Thers has always conciliaory in words
and has now madef he sanctions his Minister Dufaure
"a hrd concession in forms to his mOnaTchcal oppo
nents who In turn pretend 10 have made at last larger
one to him. His conviction rests what it was as
expressed in his Message: Monarchy ia impossible the
Republic disagreeabe necessity, and yon had best
organize while you the most Conservative, least
republican, and dsagreeabe basis II they prove
themselves perssently incapable OF that be Will accept
the next best worst compromise, by which he and
they may on for few months In toeraoe oondi-
ton. aud so reach next May June with the fourth
milliard paid up, and in condition to offer TO Prussia
acceptable pecunary guarantees for the fifth misrd In
substitution Of the actual territorial mortgage There Il
the key. " H. H.