Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-20
FULL TEXT or PRESIDENT MAC
IMAHoH's MANIFESTO.
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"vots rs l Tell You, or fhereIl
be Trouble"
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COMMENTS OF rnE EUROPEAN
PRsSs.
Nothing Important from The
rurco.Russian War.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To II COIN HnL
ia II NKws.l
lsrrc,L DISPATCHES To rHu COIN Hill
ia II NKws.l
MncAahsn's Manifesto.
DAM. liant On -Eollovinp IA thu fnll

PANS. Sept. 2o.-Following 10 the full
text Of MacMshon's manifesto,
Frcnchmen: You arc about To DO callei
on TO nominate your representatives In thu
Chamber Of Deputies. l do not assume
TO exercise any pressure on your choice,
but feel bound TO dispel any doubt on what
Won are about to do. What l have done ID
this: For the Last four years l have main
tanned peace. and the personal ~confidenct
with which ] am honored by foreign sove.
reigns enables me TO render U relations
most cordial with al powers. At home
public order has never been disturbed fol
= moment. Owing 10 tho policy OF con-
cord which brought around mo men de-
voted before all things 10 their country,
public prosperity. momentarily arrested
by our misfortunes. has recovered u,
Elasticity. The general wealth has In
creased, Notwithstanding the heavy bur
dens borne by tbs people. The national
credit has been strengthened. and France
il ~pearrable and confident at the SAINT
time. The army. always worthy OF her,
Is reconstructed upon . new basis. Thess
great results were Threatened with danger.
The Chamber Of Deputies. daily throwing
OF the leadership OF moderate men. and
more aud moro dominated by tho ayowcd
leaders Of tho radical party. at last forgot
tho authority which belonged 10 me, and
which I could not allow 10 10 Diminished
without involving the honor Of my name
before you and history. contesting Of the
same time my influence In tho Senate.
The Chamber Of Deputies aimed ct moth.
ing lcss than substituting for the neces.
sary equilibrium Of public powers estab.
lished by the Consultation. the despotism
of A new convention. Hesitation was no
longer permissible. Exercising my con.
stitutional right and In conformity with
the opinion OF tho Senate. ! dissolved the
Chamber OF Deputies. II Is now for you
to speak. They tell you that ] seek To
overthrow the I!epublic, hut you will not
believe II. The Constitution 10 intrusted
IN my guardianship, and will make
IL respected. What / look for from
o IL the election Of . Chamber. which,
raising itself above party rivalries. will
itself before all things with the
country's Affairs. At tho last election an
abuse was made OF my name among those
who then proclaimed themselves my
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,.ip svi,atlon md France. In tho midst
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come for Europe an object OF distrust. AZ
for myself, my duty would incrcsae WIN
~, ua y, rocrs conlJ neither Ia.
come Inc instrument Of Rsdicalism, nor
abandon the post In which the Cons.itu'
ton has placed me. ! shall remain 70 ae'
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proiect faithful public servants. who, At q