New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
FOREIGN OPINION.

The ONLY point on which the Republicans have
ut present made up ther minds - mat tneS c'nNt VIII
with Gen. Grant their cdndiHe.-l london saluI-
day Review.
The Frec-Traders have somehow or other
managed To deude themselves with the idea that there
il a reaction in public feeling Ia the di pafa5chcht OF
| Protectiou.-l Melbourne tAustralia Leader
| This age has had many names given TO IT,
come good bad bit u there ~ one To VI zen II ~
IN advertising age 1t adyeFtises eseyhng-,ts wares,
woes, ITS eternal coustanCy and lis piint,o cameo
warranted 10 wash WE'LL London Echo.
papocv was never so weak politically as it
| IL at The present moment Within the last week The
| declaration Of shrcwd meserver az NJ Thiers IL
favor OF peaceful policy shows Wnch way me tte IS run
ning in France and the visit VI the German Emperor 10
ltay is symbol IT an alliance when datt'hS more .u
drcpy tic prospects OF Papal decentralization
Examiner.
1t is by the spirit Of the Revolution that
France is france " ia by 'he spirit OF the Eeyoui9
Iat she his made and q si making true cCnque its,
those Which are not olowcd hy INVASION and whic last
eternaly II ct us unite 10 conserve mat noble part ~
wen. TIE enemies VI Tue Revolution re WI, the I.y
t'ow II OF not, .hc enemies Of Irance.-lLc Eappe'
| Parisl
| Now NJ. Theirs breaks silence. for he be-
lcycs thai on the OF the last session Of the Assembly
and Of ire general elections he has SIN 20 l in de
cisive his particular Junction. ana To give
the Conservatives OF France one supreme leco Of ad-
vice what siic b me euP s - even oI,
ia enemies II is not only the legal fact it the cODst
tutoual right.-lL la Iepublique Fr'neaise PariSl
| The history of the Imperial visit to Milan
the auc stion whether Germany ard Italy really mean
! what they say they moan The meeting OF the sover-
sonal conresies been declaration on the part 81
The nations that they are pursuing sqlnnon am seS
ncar and prepared 10 abide by the consequences OF
| acting On III London Saturday Review.
| II il not little surprising that reputation
hanld he favored by nedliy hall the electors Of the
seted ana rospcrOus state Of Ohio. portion indeed
of the minority consisted OF mere partsans who WJnd
have voted for tue Democratic candidate ii ne had
| nj. d,adl
known story repeal of the Dacalo.ie; but on the
| NAV have entertained hetcrodox opinions the cur
| rency.-l London Saturday Re'iew
| In to this time every one has supposed that
reasonable IL presume that the speeches of Carl Scnu
have lid an influence npOn the people that can scarcely
the few thousands % persons who able 10 hear him
spe1k hundreds %: thousands % printed copies IN
English and IA German have been distributed Throughout
tbs state The speech veIy clever one indeed; the
arguments that he uses are strong clear AMI convincing
| -lAmercGn Register uarisJ
| II is now generally recognized that, whether
Northwest passage exists or not y l. useless for co
merci purposes aud further expeditions IN mat lrec
with regard to tho Polar Sea- mas been argued that ~
the ne diae ~ ,%o po ot i i r,i- ~,
100 cnuId he ueraeG there would be neither difficulty
danger encountered inside ms Is oy one Oh inc
But hitherto person has been able to reach the Polar
| sea-lLondon Echo.
No mart of NJ. Thiers's speech ia wiser than
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i've IN state OF isolation so long as she Is ruled by
Republir here would have beol good ground for such
an apprehension il republic had been set up after the
downfall Charles Y Then tao great states were still
yiided bv men VINO had vivid memory Of Tic horrors
* hcb attended the great Re OutiOu. Tney fenred the
routagon 0f popular fury might spread aud they had
uneasy yaons Of DISTURBED countries and eNed klng+
Uut these apprehensions have now sobcrcd down.
France IL seem Is OF the most CONSERVATIVE coun-
tries IN Eui0pe aud the periodical 0dtOs oi her reyo
nfionlry clements 20 harm only to hersolf-l LONDON
| TineA
We may very well leave the first word of
tbe Eastern Question to old ally NJ Vienna IS
not at all likely pay into the hands OF Russia 20 her
own she did not do So In $780, though strongly
tcInpcd both 10y gratitude and her weakness H. IS
not prODle that she VIII do 50 now Tor she owes
Russia than nOthugn fact, can trace back Solcino
and SalOwl Ter itrigucsind IS twice rs strong as
ehe was az he limo oi tho Crimcu War-srOng In the
content and unOu or her peoples AMI III rcOrHanized
and efficient army. Tho new map ms we nave seen,
omts rs altogether; whereas the Emperor Nicholas III
Is53 ol.rci Us Egypt through Sir Hamilton Seymour,
now we receive no share ~ the spoil This especially
hard, considering the money EnSlislmcn II nt England
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