The New York herald., 1877-10-07


saJ, becpa-e slGsss not assumed either IN the
sorsrpors governed. Well. simple good sense
Is no'.onscs considered
ABrsE POWER.
The country has not responded as It was wished,
necessary unu 1850 But time Is necessary ior dis
solution. and II Inc 3lsl Of December should arrive
difcuity-the viii be collected without having
been voted. Besides there Is The senate the Senate
wll vote the budget u tuere is no Chamber TO vote ~
| thai will be used. That 10 what Is said, without
there being any repression OF this daring contempt Ior
all laws ask AL my con emporaIies, all VINO re-
MEMBER 1880, under N. do poligaac, would any ono
have dared 10 assert that II the Chamoer Of Deputes
had not voted tne budget the KING and the Chamber
OF Peers would suhce tor doirg SO No, appar.
enlls, or the reply would have been that which was
fused, ,heI, not env the priucpes con.
sistent with the Republic, bu, the most
simple parliamentary principles admitted In three
nop-absoluse monArohies; more than This. we have
that monsirosity which Napoleon I'LL IN his all
ih.l taxes could % collected without being voted
And, hnaily those criminal woras are written that
II iorce is necessary, iorce ana be there Tnat is
the bad Republic IL /, the only ono which has ap-
peared since Burdeaux, and II Il the mona rchca
parties let loose which present It 10 US wth
audacous impunity. Electors. tnere the facts
you Sre them; u - unnecessary to expouud them.
Have We ever seen o more unheard.ol spectacle Of
tho viola ion OF all prncipesf all the means OF cir
cuiaton, winch beolg 10 the domain of all usurped
for the sake OF an opinions AL Issues closed 10 the
truth, when the nation desires and nus right ~
know a and then The mpudent declaration that # the
nation Was not obeyed, has NOT repied as was wished
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time vote the budget Will, nevertheless, DO
collected That is what 10 published wlh impunity,
nat IS 70 say the violation OF al the principles OF inc
Ropu Dc Of tho monarchy, of all The principles whcn
ace no longer denied even Al Constant,nope. There
Is nothing wanted but deeds of violence against indi
viauals, and they would no longer DO wanting u was
added as has dared 70 DC prop psed tina crimeior
things must DO called by thor names--ths crime OF
the proclamation oi state oil siege that Is say,
France convoSed 10 elect under the jurisdiction o the
councils ol war
ASrI-REpuBLIcAS REPUBLIC.
Is, l
cans, but OF the aati-repuooans. That Is tners aud
theirs aiuae WHAT Is the explanation OF sucn mis-.
takpY TINS, winch have nearu given ior more man
hall century, France perstcs, Is about 10 perish,
sue must DC siyedl' Fatal word. the iorerunner oi
all the ius of governments iailing into madness be-
tore aillng nto decay Alas II tho word were true,
how many tunes already would uot France pave per-
ishedY vi en- has she been asltatcu, 40 ofcn has
she suffered out shs has not persned oul those have
per,snei VINO pretended 10 wish I. save her ihey
may have ragged ner win tnem INTO tue abyss, Dut
sho mas raised herself again with the ussstincc OF
honest nen who, alter having vsinly warnsI her of
peril iuto winch she Mas being precpltated, have,
nevertheless, done everything 10 snatch nor from
Ana upon this point, ! impore the true conserva.
w,tn the pretended conseryativo. VINO at prvssn.
make their voices heard. ! impiore them to recall
all The occasions on whicn tney have exclaimed,
"Fance persnes. let US save her. ana TO save her lot
resist; let us resist!" Resistance has been made;
what has happeneds Under Chares X, under Louis
US reslsslo waat was asked for under Charles ky
rnat IL should be recognized that the KING could
famous ordinances Franco did not perish; il
is the royalty of Charles x which perishea
and all the parliamentary principles wer. con-
secratcd at once by the charter OF 1880 France sui
Tered, doubt, out sue soon ourshed again, and
prosperity seemed Is though ~ ougnt to last long
while Unhappily one point had been neglected. Tue
suffrage was TOO restricted Two hundred thousand
electors represented 81 900 OF Froncnmen The
fact struck evcy one aud It was said that 200 900 c
Could not pretend To DO Tho whole OF France. A
modest reform was asked Tor, which would have given
10000 or 10000 electors more Immediately
cry resounded-"France Is about 10 perish ir resist
ance is not made To the revelation which Is carrying
II awayl" Resistance was made; the revolution OF
lS4S broke out, and We had universal suffrage, that
to say from 900 600 TO 600 OF electors France
did not perish, how-ver. Constitutional royalty,
which might havo given Us wiso liberty, per-
ishcd, and France, alter having sufered-tor
every revolution causes sudering-France raised
herself again and went through three years
OF agitation and disorder, which brought her 10
Napoleon ILL., Tho latter did not hesitate and 10 save
France, all liberties we're taken once The
imperial consultation OF 1904 reoslabIished; no
longer any press or Parliamentary discussion; every
year ortnighL's budget oniv, representing whole
crned, tho Emperor alone. All liberties were in mis-
hands, WHICH, despite himself, opened one day. All
liberties escaped from him.
FALL BoyAPARrEs
They would have saved hIm, perhaps; but imme.
da.ey there cry of France perish l'
and he then instinctivey sought refuse In war
the DID T'yvrs nsI.s THIS time indeed
memDered; she was Obliged TO abandon to the vicio-
rious enemy an enormous portion OF her riches.
But at length she saved hcrseif and. after having at
tempted rocreae absolute Monarchy, she has es-
tablisnsd the Republic. France has perished but
three regimes nave perished, and France has been
cruelty tried TO arrive at length III three steps, the
modern democratic form. she has Increasingly de-
veloped herself while remaining tho grandest spec.
tacie afforded now to the terror, now to admira.
ton, oi the world, and always to its imitation l
implore honest men. very honest men, educated,
bottcr educated than enlightened, but unlortu.
nately prompt to be alarmed to look upon this pc
of successive disasters to reflect The devas-
tang torrent, as they term 1t, before which they
claim each time that France aoout TO perish, and
that they must resist is II not Es great century which
IL called the nineteenth aud which along with
IT the whole OF human,iys This nineteenth Gen.
tury, who made IL? IL rs not we, any more than
We Escon made aoa ms out waon sas ssssa
philosophy; the seventeenth century, the century OF
Pascal. Bossuet, Newton, Leibntz; the eighteenth
finally out OF which issued Montesquleu, Vol
tare, Rousseau, Frederick the Great, ana that
great French philosophy which. applying tho
human mind 70 search Tor the laws OF society, de-
ed leuda monarcnos, aud which, applying
to the welbelng of man, gave 10 Europe and
worlds ths rights OF man not the equality OF con-
dtions, but the equality OF rights Inc means Of
gaiuIug the equality Of conditions much possible,
which enranchsed the seris oil Russia, the negroes
America; which gave steam 10 men, liberty OF
thought, liberty OF oonscience to all peoples;
wnicn opened up 10 the sight OF man the celestial
system OF the world. And would II DO
vcritabe anachronism this insensate resistance to
progress BY which tho whole OF humanity has so
much prohted, and Tor which France had the
honor of giving the signal; Tor she has marched, with
the torch OF genus in her hand at the head OF
humanity Well, after many ruins, is It time
to question oneself TO reflect and to ask whether II IL
OF tho marcn Of humanity that one afraid, who
ther IL rs not that that one Is madly resistingY
SOVEREIGNTY OF THE NATION.
France has PERISH ID, bnt three monarchics have
persued. Their remains he soil their heirs,
raising themselves again. threatening each other wish
TO Gisputo heap o runs among themselves. Let us
them: let US compel them to support the gov
ernment OF all, to the profit OF ali. aud
let repeat everywhere this truth: The
Monarchy Is not possible; wouio have
immediate consequence civil war. Let US,
then, make the Republic the honest wise, consefva-
tive republic, watch Is not Impossible, tor u began
when the interested hoirs of the destroyed monarch
les came az tate II, and to cause mad ana
ina threats To resound IN our ears and you,
electors cause those aespscrs OF all truth TO under
the as mc decisivcy. the following truths,
winch Will be the result OF your vote:--
The nation alone Is sovereign. The Republic is tho
form OF government by means of which It's severe gny
exerted Tho sovereignty Is exerted by an elective
oil tie executive power, qualified President OF ho
RcpubiIc, and by means oil two Chambers,
acting according to the forms prescribed by
the constu uton. The elective chief OF the
executive power can only govera with tho
concurrence oil these two Chambers and Of the
Ministers agreed upon by the majority. The concur
renee OF single Chamber would not suffice, ana the
Ia, bv Ina ub4n