New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
SWINTOy ON ROCHEFOBT.
RoCHEFOET 4 sERIOC. AND EARNEST htN-fls
LECTURE AND DEPARrURE-rHE LETTER oN rHs
sCFFERINGs OF THE DEPARTED COHMUNI-Ts &c
RE CIRCULATED N FRANCE.
BE CIRCULATED N FRANCE.
Jasa s,riaion in The cia-iH1a'i C5,fraGttg'


sCFFERINGs OF THE DEPARTED COMM Ni-Is &c
BE CIRCULATED N FRANCE.
Jaha sraOn in The Cia-iHnlr C5rmItflL
I found R0chefOrt 10 be, IN tue high
est sense Of f6 %G aS SSs ssnl the r5nt
by every means IN my power. he y man
81 tho ros. fSIlng 81. is Thoroughly inspired
by lie ove republican liberty. and completely >atu-
rated with the hatred OF desprsn r!t before hcet
Otherwise, Gave wlcded his influence he Woid neNei
% Nan nj december nor would he have stood
-lstenty wears; nor woui ne nave ehtHed 'uo
Stce ~, G,t ronde1ce OF lis fellow r puDIcans
which twice sent hiin the Assembly ana gave him
nte et. r he ,fsctjou OF such Republican veteran
a. Victor Hugo; nor would las potent vs. ru- through
the press have touched TIE puD: heart '7 u'ri ud-
The idea Of lectdI1ng va, 40 MT iItht. FeI ono
10 Rocheort; but H. gave way - the solicitation oi
few friends, Who wished Am 70 lecture Tor lr ntn'hL
~ ms faoSsIirerer. In the penal COLONY Of NeWCar-
donia. lie never had attempted auytuus %. ne Alt
III s 49,, S i.,,,rs IN ofier vince w,s amusing nui
offensive He could hardly be- idU. eel tu under
6,eS who. he slt down 70 d,pner an hour ref5ra the
time advertised i0g his appearance The price Of iicAe's
Gttee nundret ied the parquetjc aud occupied por.
lion OF the galleries. None % the daily pdp,.. here
were friendly RJcuCtOrt aud some 81 lLtA -alEcy
fls u the s,c., - re- ara I'D ti liz Ok jae ASSEM- agT.
The test OF the matter Is the receipts ana these snow
that something IKE thousand tickets were Sold while
if "a nlany more were ii,tri1ated gratItou, IN one
lfi hastily because he Wa not welcomed oy our shod1y
itts siIl: + TOT the wort fur such pipcrs. Id.otc
would sut tnen better they suppose k0chcfort be
IoVl,ns rcy0iI. .5nsj. l. makes 10 odds What they
thlak II they 20 10 Paris wEen they Gie' tLey VII
p rbnforf would no. uUmt % any sort OF uouzston
while here, neither from bis Republican, c0ln' ryucn,
other class %. peop.t. hJh q. zen phDie
Janqaet Ptoss were on red Ain ou he insanity
ana peremp tonly rejected them all II vas not ON eN-
hibOn; he not seeking ovation IEe biggest tlihH
comparison with what he has often hat ID Paris MS
eyes hNrt Oh France AMI as nind was ~ Inc work
that awaited nin there. EyeIJ thhg he Gid bore was
done with relation 10 Z, eject ~ frJnce lie letter
rom nj, pen, wacl Ihs Herald prnied ~ French and
English. WAS published far circulation ia france. Be-
sides appear Ite Hegdd. II was printed on tissue
paper IN such WAY int 10 eau Ds introduced ~ france
and IL J. by tis time IN ne hands OF not IrT rIepc
that shape rAe discourse ne delivered acre VIII
also be seen IN France ani tnore are NOT enough
20 take a day 20 whit Washington and v-t the Pres
dent; but this ho refused 20 do Tor purely freheD
reasons. tnat NJ hrst sounded strange % me. ~.s
other proportions that seemed full 81 PROMISE ous -
them also Geuurrcd for similar reasons, whch we're
not hard 10 comprehend when YOU cot NJ poiAt o We"
Thai pOni OF view vas France r ausht e'Se DC es.SS
naught. He never thought OF alcIhS Atne-l. u ILL
ment, or attracting the attention OF thc Anerieau
people. He has round the globe since a't he Vas
Ia France, bur he Is a thorough Frenehmln sthl. 40,
RJcheforr has been much blamed oy bone OF or
cnastc-ninded papers for the he referred 70 NE
marriage his discourse. II they VIII consider MS
family history the sou OF the Coani Oh l''o.{ A'
early training Pirlsian LIS way OF O"hlu- -. NUS
az such. aud certain collateral facts IA NJ eonnun-i
experience, they VIII no, Dc hs.t a. S ~
they Ocen. Rocheor 10 sach an Aper' u
sword tuaf 40 NOT NvsN'A 'Nt"it'''N "a
fight apyDaly even Cassagndc, though hts tassagnac
duel was fought with pistols AZ moment of rgumeut
in the country picked up eAspG ycf, loaded "a n.1
sword shape and made pas, AZ Alui. lie struck
attitude sezrd cane, aud went through several of his
.xperscnee- with admirable eject.
ocAoIogt Thought he could not compr, hend word u
English, bat showed bin by simpe ,,-d.e ut, gch
ueut.oa because AZ may some time bc udvin-
30 sone OF your readers that he could under
stand whole senteuces Of H. / merely used. iar
possible, the French or ROmaush words Ia Our Ian.
guage For Instance, the FIRST English sentence TIRED
upon nun was ewhat as folows "A singular eiscun,
stance Of French history the exceptional lhnIeasc Of
journalists" Perhaps some of tne words 10 Iuc
epce trausposed for his convenience and perhaps
gave some OF them a Frenchy tNans But al al events
he understood II without trOaDe. as Ae aid others
posed after similar fashion.