, 1874-06-21

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which :. d,,,. ,.oaaroo ...a o,,oa.;., +,,a MIA,
Of the sIro;nists WY essen''a1 I" 'A'' p'"'
In tha sa1,a aisaa a..oI - .,,o 1t,r;te,
might ha a1s A's 80 IL - ~ . 4!.eu ao 49, ~,
tha Pnr;. ~ Ea.,>.. W. ~ is
pronounced char.cter md al;Iitv than their nr,
abroad hv tha ,ron1a"t sr.;ais ~ ia sd,n;raIl
critic. SANTA -RanVa yhnaa da.th in 1si;7 WIN q
equal loss to tho antira lifcrarT world Of Paris.
1Eo1Tru1sr oRo4ss.
By what pacn1;ar nacron,ancv the mornin
| journal co,1od Vic Iyn{nn .nd tba nronin
Gazette de France. conyeved to their roadors
perfectly clear and definite understanding o
their political creed and aspirations, is bes
known to their limited circle Ct faithful nd
terents. Certain it is, that their brethren Q
tue press appeared quite Rs well acquainted will
tAslr sentiments rs il they had printed ut til.
bead Of each issue, "Doun With the tt1-color
Up with tho white flag and lies!" But, since
the Empire was q season unpropitious to Legit
imists their temperate and obscure editorials
wero ~ battling to the censor as they we're puz'
zAnB TO the uninltiated stranger.
! THE MONDE
WAS .he organ OF the Ultramontane Roman Cath
oilcs, and was not too favorably regarded oJ
mAns leadlhg mombers OF tho Galic Chnrch
among whom report frequently placed tue anna
DIG anu talented Archbishop OF Paris lhe Willy
cyp1ca Of the secular press were rather shF OF IT.
and generally alluded to it in terms wh'ch re.
| mlnueu one OF Artemug Wards quotation OF
Elnoolns opinion OF hls lecture. 1t was rells-
! ious loutnai' they sald, anu 70 Suc1 peoPio "
! Is suca people would hks.
TILE EroQUk
"ou1a Do ooscfahea 10 LOCAL American oialect as
20, oa tae renee; foitcally: SOCIALLY anu Artistic
any, nau no opn1ons. Ms contnueo
e1latsnce unuel tneso circumstances "aa
pFooi tnat the number OF persons pursuing the
noIsoless tenof OF thelr way "itaout 1hose ua-
con1orlap'e accompahl1nents, u Larger tuan ID
Without donbt III. most .h,a and brilliant
,onrual}sro ~ ps-;s ~. 49, ~
'-'N'"'>0'1' 1,.. 49,. "no '-.A' .u -.
ha 1,,,r,i aet LtIhhA. Il.1sa f,s.daa aor,v
10y, counts among us Garner ealIo1s men 81
e1Gep1lonat .alens. inclua'g eoateaop1ianu
aa1 "ouu 70 uncul1 70 un1 .notS A4tn
sata1y .a .uau 'ae names u ls Iatet 9.an' ula
!1,', honan, anu la1ne, with others hafoly less
A1nTtl nT'a lions. ns|... ,...:-..;.
~ -, Up,nton ,e Aae0nase Was olst1nsu1sneo
naonk t'a iioelal pIe1nsan !oi :e vain
'.I .IJ ~ ~ eauso VI 1sauan 1 LEI
whcn becomes aaiiy rafor ih fla'lee,-ana WIN
tle e'fuse'es o. Tue ioies to"Atos 1e;oselJ u
.uo't natiouaAs. e 1te lusas ~ 'nese Po!tte "e's
Aey 70 It's genera tehdetc1os IN questlohs OF
pontlcs, Wmch wore Always u Tue al5ecuon OF
aoat1ac' t4oont ~ oppodeo u nn1sn1 aaa eAPe11-
euGy'
Inc 1emps, on tho contrary, IVES notad' our
ing !ne Empire, for the ed1ol1heas WIN "mch
Il expressed atself On STATE queettona,-lts
Maemaveuian acuteness III aEololnS tho censor
"nrle nll' sFeaklng lts mlnd.
.,onf1 lns giant Of the Liberal press Was unqaes-
uonaol5
Ia L1MRTE
IL Us ealtor' EmIe Dc GIlardin, arst won dls-
ttnction a. as Journalist on tue i>resse which
Ho y, founded 10 1s3o. o,6 ao H. IL one O. Or the fe"
frenchmen Wno' IN lsio, neileved that tue ln-
eelests ot trle hepunLcanlsm "ou4u DO oe1ter
served oy reform IN the existing Government
than by the dangerous conSnls,on OF resoln,
~: oo' - -, 49, 10 onoteo
- Us a1u au ,ul:,: .nat y. n1s paPe5
~ h4ouls I,Inl1ppe ,Ipp IN the 1oImauon
~ =, aa,,,1 us" ] MInlsIsy caiculasoo 20 o. prevent
1I u.s. a.wnms ansnileeeaon " removing lts motse.
us Hls assl3lance was accepted an hour to9 late.
1Iaa tne hine y1eloea eatner, france "onid nASe
stal'eu t. gu Ine ioao 20 1reoaom Dy way OF nm,
11eu anu c9nst,Iut.ona1 monarchy Wild hoc1al
Ainlslry: y UhdeE Tue empire, Ilalnn became
.ulIor " La AtoV'te. "m1cn aGniesea greaI
nnanilal . success ~ at tno ialis Journals u
s, WAS sne on'y ons nncn WAS ne1,ooS ~ wei IS
elo4ueut, ulsnarea as "eu az ptll!-
laht Id tone HheFe others lnalnuateo, IL
declared; whero they sneeeed, 1t openly