, 1874-10-29
Vaccinations Of The Lesi|imists anl Dona-
partists Against tho Republic.
Strength Of tho Republican Sentiment
Throughout the Country.
Marsllnl 1Iao5Inl,0n md Tits N'ifo..." Pot
tlcoat.0oyolntncnto III the
Right Direction.
Dramatic and operatic Features Of tho
6enson.


CoTretuondcnee of Ihs chtoddo 7ffonne.
iA0is' oet' - !e's
follt'ea' ma'te3s IN rtanco ".e s'''sa'"sS ~
tefoss'ug ~ F7eeon1. l"oso 10 w Hpps'onAY
"o.'oeln'u 1of'n VI uo'e9"'ne"s,. ,r, po'ls.so
a4suul1ts'-no eot.a'a ''u"to ~ o1'lso' ma.ss,
n'ao'a.''oa =. "ae, ~ .'., oooH "pno'nss.
Ito",eo'.t ~ tao ''o'"oNo y! AA1os, 'o.o
~ tao "hsion". n'oo4np'' DA' WV ,T'' po.o'"s
WY "e'p h!oat a'oeps III 'uo a.oo'',''o"nu"S ~
..4'o usaso " 'p'''so Nv" qm'a'.o' ,no 4ss ~
'i"'ei'"' W ioe'1., ~, ~ o4"eo ~ s'
1''A'o "5teca uFo'' tnes hs7e1' 'n"'
THE AssLAn1f ID nofA"hA'N
lnae "ho"A lucy pu.ia up 'ae, nss pusi uo"u'
all" taeio ato ~. lao"i"6 io't'oo.' y. NV @ 40
aemnlg WIN opo.iy con'e0' tua, n1at"nsl a''s.
1a"u''' VIA "Pi'o."s'9' ''oiot' Wv, ~ aE' ~
PEopeF .lo1nons, 6'se WY ~ wv oon's. ~
ta'"usootu' !ao 'n''e a"f tto!
the 4nasonal sanpls pecau's tuoy asnno", ~ a.
costs, to f7d thoase''cs OF MONSIEUR Inlefb, "no
was evidently determined to permanently found
tho nonubsc, Tney make no yocrot Of tho faot
tbot thcv vop,J. ie tpssibio. overthrow thc
ssss s.o' ~ ~. ,rssah,, o,,1 ,.oo,, 49,, =,
HofeEn'ue"t " 'ho 4n"'oA"'t "'a n,oP ~ "
incessant olamor ahont an appca1 TO .Ne people,
"a plcbiscitc.-which would, thoy affirm, surely
reiugtato tho L;upro. Tho Lesitn,ats aro ae
IN thar oas.rtInna tat s,,nrt nr 11eur;
T. J.. s.1..st,.,, snr 1,ro,,oa. o,a t,,,,,
~ .nptu 10 Nv oa1'us4'! .o, "Au Ivy
isting form OF Government. What ron1cfa NIL
+his streu+o}v iuterestjnr IN the fent that tho
Ausom1,1v n,av vorv wall hy n cua.itIon oe Toeit
.s'Ia.a ~ III 1,o,n,,,r;s,a ,i,.a .ot, .7a;rst
thtata and IohaPartls'e, El'p soto "salbe'
Precedent hlacMalon. They could noSor Obtain
d majority III favor Of Kingdom or Empire, hut
tl,ov mnv yoto uyyay tho nopub1ic Tho result
u.a,,, >, ,,.,r,,.,v ,,r Moon ,,e,,rpnY,u
"ooLo ot4s"ANLt p- 'ao71 - o!'aa =. 4Noo'
clSll war could pat et'aue' n's lug paF'loana
nro rro ains desperate, as Tho REPUBLICAN, ca''so
40 evidently gaius ground, and tlloy iuuy a.to.upt
.,v tl,nccfo,s ,auo,-n,,y bold pchemo,
var r;it dou,t1,sa ,ovo rc,ror1ro} tno ;ncrceu.
1au wa ou"o.esa usso .,9 'lo'
ing bitterness OF inc Monasca'cal anu 1npes'a'-
| ist prcBs towards tho Republic. Thts in occa-
stoned by tho fact TINT, boyoud al doubt, tho
| r.omh,;cnna ,,nxa hecon,o yussly mora numerous
- s..1's. 1s 49,. ~, stI,.. .,,.t;or ~
tntouauout 1ts''eo 'u"u "t1 o'4e1 F'1s'oo ~
I gotucr. Out Of twenty-ohe Ueputlcb recently
elected to tho Agsomnly. eighteen ero repuhc~
nns. In tho laat election, Tho Republican cau-
<saato defeated tho cAoscu representative Vt tho
diunto IN 1ayor ot nlnrsllal alacIah1hs preal-
dcncy Tor tho se1en years, who lad, besides.
til boneH OF The HonMrNs ttst vote anu ttohcIva
cooperation Of all the otliciala,n ;ho Department
in which tho election touk place. lhe Republican,
Tas, spite Of Ill tlB, successful; nd tAe fact IL
| the moro noticeable becatHo hitherto tho De-
| t.prtn1ont in question iab been notoriousy
| Monal CHI col in tendency. Nov tho journals oil
| the defeated rnrtieb raii naDst i.tbhntY At tho
| Nclb!caug. Tlicy cali upon tho QavetMmo.ib
| to adof,t moro strenuous measures against tho
Workings of thn Republican Comln,ttccs,-
against tho Noruo'ican p1css; 1t, short, thoy
| destined to rule au1,reilltly. Some OF thu noe
| vluicnt Ut tho 1oynlist Hid Impclaht Journnls
call u1on the ASSEMBLY to meet aua w uuoe ta.se
| such measures as Tlll
| cnusit THE NorEs
| aud defoAt tho plans of tho Republicans lat
thcto To King or EMPEROR but nD ltopnblIo; and,
by way Ut rouinring al. this THO moro feHslb'd,
tho Journals In question make coua:ait t.st lost
! unioundch attacks upon MonsieNr Ti'icyH, tiaN-
| bct.a Iulea Slnon and all other leading n,eal-
| berg Of tho Republican, purify. OF coulse, tho
result uf thia misrepresentation, this Injustice,
| this fslselood, is exactly tho lororHo of that
hoped ior. ansl tho persot,s assaed but bccah1e
| tho moro influential and popular.
in forming their plans, tle enensies Of tho Re-
public have secmad hitlcito to make but littlo
acconut OF tho President, or "Dhiof of
| tho Executive Power" hB they insist upon
! atyling him. But at lat tnoy arc
foicca in spite Ut their affected Indifference to
ncknowloase tho fact that 4e is yerv fully le!er-
mined to carry OUT tho mission conferred upon
| nn. and that, for peven ,eara Mt icaat, ho wl,i
bo "Prosiao4s Of tho Republic" l1o Las an-
surel tho pcuplo tnat. during That poriol, thcro
SHOULD DE 10 CuASuE
in the institutions Of tho COUNTRY; and It is
| known tiorc ex1Htn no moro well-lnoaulng o..
honest ,uou than Marshal Maoalaluu. Az sntd
hin aud tloro nro porsolls who tliu.s, In that
case. Le would ut uuca reeisn Rad wlt!ttnw fso.ll
81! Struggle with tho Nati0aaI Representatives..
I have however, rcasJu TO bcl.eyo that lhla
in III erroneous WOW to talo Vt tuu subject.
Tho .oeignatloh IF tho Marshal would occaslun
great Etouble and anxlety throughout E.aace,
nId 4o wnuld Guubllees feel It jueIlmbcut upon
HIN to remain Ii, nnwpr, Rt Ie,et until tho wall
~ nt-1i,t.