New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
THEIRS on THE FRENCH REPFBLIC.
MONARCHY IaPossIBIR-THE ALTERED STATE OF


MONARCHY NPossEBIR-THE MlfEEp STATE OF
Fror, e4 pr,sen, Tnfsrs's sgsch a, AreeenOn. Ger II
Well, gentlemen the Republic voted, WHAT
IL To De done answer unhc'itatingy, only oDe lhhs
an ondeayor must be mado frankly, fairly to MAKE u
succeed Whatever future may foreshadow' there Is no
future and Forgetting the fable Initiating those who
went to consult the sphinx Yon Oh know Se The
riddle guessed devoured the alosuoner ~, 49,, w
not pry into the future Let us consult our Ps yeird and
under penalty OF being the most mconsls'eI ~
Of men, we must repeat a MAKE II T" Know #,
but IL the Monarchy which has ialen 'hllco az. ~.
40 years eas'eri Doubtless It DEFEND, ON tn n,
monarchical parties increase the difclities by OF
position, either opened OF cOnceaed; Dut VIII meg Tor
This reason make the Monarchy possible No. NE oS
Bourbon to have but one representative Ie h9pooys
would remain wnon We hs sy1 never ace Refining
with them. Now, two dynasiies ere necessary TOT
roses arc enougb there is need TO imagine tnlrd
Rose creating difficulties for the Republic Inns lhlru
party would not render the Monarchy easier u would
only render chaos possible; and to Hnsh wOuid ara"
Upou us last misfortinos, tlis time HTt pdoaDo'
What Is the real situation oayi The Republic ~ no
ton There begin only duties, but those OF tho
The elections however, arc approaching Franco
must impress upon the Government The unlty OF views
and of action which she absolutely needs Let france,
nroceednc with Gi,eernlnent and guarding aga INST a
spirit of excuson-for all exclusion Governments are
barren-let France, say, welcome all men VINO nayS
shown how 10 cOnduct themselves and let htr guar,
against those who Republicans on the election G VIII
hasten the to explain their procession Oh lalh
by the clause which permits revision men apPotcn-
Ing the electoral urn let not France forget tnat so mas
her financial stem To complete her military ia|s 70
revise. Those which have been mate arc not a
good She has her Treaties OF o0fce e TO
ON the basis Of m iSd d sUfS resu,tins
tho diversity of SYSTEMS winch render sonIio, 80
labnrious should be added dnicaitlc, ailsns from t.
dSFi q G nresept GO not France forgot
repeat that she can only come 70 that cias on Whcn
Ewes Of Europe which does itself lose time, for now
adays there d. not nation which Is nor oce.eu III ntk
Ing itself stronger ana better organized ME sIahg
Of Europe near voices sayIng 70 no, "r aInne
done this and yet more YOU VIII Always remain Hlohe
never will the Republic lind allies In The world.
Permit me Ia say few words ON the sdilect words
which viii not perhaps be out of place from my mouth
Parties regard Europe each from separate point oil
view and ask their pardon in dong so. ldeaS are ve}
often deco ptye Europe IL today perfectly rational,
sympatlze with III A Government which Is rational
also Europc not always been wbat IL !. at present
1890 that we have do Then all Cabinets had IN lher
midst Ministers who mad fought Tor 40 years
in 1870, they saw the Revolution leaving tho tomb
whcrv they Thought IL forever buried they
,aW ticse lines: they have never lett my
mind Then It seemed to all imagnation5 that the a"Iul
Robcspere. the great and terrible Napoleon were about
10 rcaprear ana oHertnow an ,e IT, i, and n,tred
soon diss p1te bu the dlstiust ana nailou
against Franco. Europe did not cease meeting every
year in Congress watch events and IN ease o ne
Won N ANYTHING similar exists today Doubtless, grave
cyeuts are occurring among which Europe Is LOOK
ing at, for France hae never ceased 20 De the oo-
cct OF ITS great attention. But tho thought OF eY-
cry Government Is to ScrupulOusly respect the
inJcpendence OF Trance, and to Leave it the sole
care of managing its affairs. Hence, 40 year. ago,
the principle OF European policy was lnerVentoh now
ON tho contrary the principle OF non|nterVehtl0n II
adopted by oil Tire Cabinets. such the capital difference
when the parties in question do not perceive, ana the
cause OF this difference is that Time marches on with s
iuinng torch in - hand. There was once flsl TO
maintain by force The dyntstcs which reened IN France,
I'm Spain at Naples Tuscany, and In LOmbardy but
il was soon seen that 10 durable government could
ever rest upon foreign Intervention, ana that every
nation ought to manage its own fortunes, AZ Tue
usent moment this conviction is pushed FAR that II,
a in lcrZcg0vina troubles break ont tile first thought IS
10 keen them second is not TO profit by thein
oat OF general repose aud the third Is 10
rdy the nations submit IN their sOyeregns, and tlo
soyorns Ia Introduce the required by tGe tmes
and humanity The wise European princes who advised
reforms Ia the Oricntals did not do with bad grace, Tor
all have in their countries become feOrne5 whose
benefits history viii proclaim. Look III Europe Tor
prince who is occupied with reforming his State All
nations are engaged with these reforms save England
which, ~ giving itself inst or all lDert!, VDtantu TIE
germ OF all ina ginable reforms.