The New York herald., 1877-10-07


,ne poger 70 gents opro"i - .ne atl1re o. he GOV.
ernment wGcn tary sefvea Du htai.rcd is iae :
acton, they gave but Lsuaiteat sat siactlon IN Ac
eyes OF the people, expected more from tuem. Al
each proro2aton tne Cham Der has been enabled 20
witness this dissas!aclion and IA returning TO vrr-
saines. Il again brought tho EXPRESSION OF II 70 the
Min sters IL persisted IN It's representations 10 them,
not violently but dlscreety, with consideration, Tor
Ministers whom esteemed aud whose embarrass-
menls 1t understood II was not possible, IA
fact, that THIS want oi harmony should
tue country, certain OF mol beng contradicted by
II, the situation is other than that which have
sci lorth Constrained by necessity. tas coalesced
parties conceded tie Republic principle; but they
wished TO reserve 10 themselves power in point oil
fact. ana we nave mad, repeat H. republican con-
su,uIlon WITH an ant-republcan government person
mel Every nation has the right OF giving itself the
government which suits III and when has Instituted
be loyalty served. NOBODY is obiiged 10 serve a
government winch dispiesses him; out II u 70 ac-
cepted, II. above all, functions emansng from The
government sought ailer they must be faithfully
iulhed, with the desire OF making u succeed and not
OF oyer,hrow'ng y. Certainly every one mas RI ht
10 aspire TO pubic functions, OF whatever party or
OF whatever origin he may oe u even 10 be wished
thai experienced men, Iormer servants OF the STATE
should continue 70 serve u, but Always on the conu
souylSiKs OF BORDEAUX.
II viii be Derea That y Bor eaux we were old
monarchlsts VINO were serving the Republic This
was not true all Besides, we were asked for ;
we nud not come without being called. and
served purely from Willingness, because our pres
ence reassured the alarmed populations, ana finally
because W. had been converted 10 the necessity
OF Republic. OF such servants wish many 10
the Kepaoc, an 1, however lar tney may come from,
they viii only be welcome II they are sincerely de-
iermined 10 contribute 10 The common task
wnlcn IL Il succeed, viii be the happiness oi Franco
ana not It's Disaster Therefore the question Of the
lolh OF May muy thus be resumed III It's entirety.
Must the Republic be wished ory nd II the Republic
wisned Tor must u DO constituted IN secure manner,
with men VINO wish to make II succeedS There Is no
other question than tnal one. Well, ask every
of good faith, TO whatever party ne may Oeons,
whether II would be possible now to raise TO
the throne NJ. 10 Comte dc Cnambord, with
tue Opinions wnch he pro!es es aud the lag IN
watch he euv5ioD, himself, or whe hcr II IS hoped
some day 10 aim be rece.ved alter he snal,
h.ve moa,lied his manner oi tnlnKingy We respect
HIN too much 10 tnink 50. vii not speak ol tue
ailer il. ie Come de ChamDofu and III tncr nercdit-
AIRY rauk; out ai AJAX whether IL would ue possible
present to France a. is Prince Imperial. who,
innocent as ne tho misiortunes oil France.
recalls tnen TO the country vrvidiy that st,li
trelnoes tnems No one Will venture TO tel
cun.ign ~ aAo. her time tho day wuen u would be
possible - act or tne, and what proves thai tnis Is
mat they attompt nothing. Notwithstanding The
assured induigen OF all the monarchical parties
AN IMMEDIATE SOLUTION NECESSARY.
Now until these more or less remote periods, what
viii France doy Franco viii wait until her future
masters ready; until one be converted 70 otner
idcas unlil another be more advanced in the line Of
succession; or until a thrd shall have comp eet
his education; aud until then all will be ia
suspeuse-commerce, industry, finances, State policy.
How Is It possible, IN ac 10 propose 10 manufacturers
TO attempt great industrial undertakngs to hnauciers
consent to loans with irosn catastrophe IN perspec-
1--WE Cabinets contract rotations or alliances
direclng French politics VIII one dara TO add
ia tins strain u great nation which Europe has so
mucn admired IN IT'S glory, which II still nj
mlred in its misortuncs, ON seeing u SO
prompt in rev,vns, ~ growing ~ wise, es-
pecialy in presence Q. provocatlons which
IL opDuses with so can ness and peaceful 1rm-
messy Men who, because ,hey proclaim themselves
monarchs tpink they possess tho secret Of crowns,
pretend tnat their rega Is desrsd and that Franco
will tnen recover It's con ,ideraton aud ITS alliance
Wen. let us tell these men who thank they know
Europe and who have not an elementary notion OF IT,
LAM To
that Europe pities Tor their pretensons and their
hopes, and bames them for having thrown their
country into this agitation, instead OF organizing
IL in The form now possible. Tnis Europe was Itself
under absolute princes and, knowing the march oftne
times II has organized Itself under sttutional
princess 1t has Jared very well in consequence un-
derstands that France has been able, three dynases
having fallen, 10 adapt itsoii to the Republic
which for Blk years past aas drawn II from
the abyss into wnicn tho monarcnies had pre-
cpita,cd 1t; II mas seen our miiitary prestige Tor
moment struck down, fresn prestige grow up that
OF tho inexhaustible vitality Of country beaten
down, rising up suddenly and giving 10 the world an
unparalleed spectacle resources OF every KIND TO
tnat degree that France, alter Relchsnonen, after
Sedan alter Me,g, rcappeared great still II IS under
the monarchy that It ie, aud IS uader the kepuolic
that IT was able rise again IL was rising again. in
fact and is the monarchcal parties which again ag-
ut in It's task oi reconsttutoh Aud IL Is the con-
sideration OF Europe which ~ sught let that Europe
be heard-lct It's Judgment be heard. This is why
we shall always persist; and We Will ask whether
there Is any other alternative but this:-Either
monarchy, monarchy impossible bee use there aro
three pretenders 10 q single throne Or Republic,
Republic still difficult no douo, not on Its own ac
count out by the nonarchlcal parties which agitate
A. aud reverbe;sss possible under the protection Of
the immense majority OF citizens II Is then for
this immense majority OF cltizeps 10 agree
together 10 unite and to oppose their viii TO
all tnose VINO prevent tue establishment OF the
only possible government The monarchy now, alter
lie three revolutions which have overtnrown H. IS
immediate civil war II II - constituted to-day In Two
years, three years time. II they postpone 1t to that
date. The Republic Is an equitable division among all
he cnildren OF France ol the government ol thsir
country IN proportion to ther strength, their I'M
portance their merit possible, practicabie DIVISION
with the exclusion OF none save those who announce
that they wish only 10 govern u by revolution.
THR REPUBLIC NECESSITY
The Republic Is necessity iOr every man not
blind unsruthiul Will be Obliged to admit that IT Is
alone possible all that we nave seen IN OCTOBER,
1873 and since May 1877. Our advcrsarics will tell
US. pernaps, that ca aiumnate them IN pretending
that they do not desire the Republic. No, We cannot
believe that they Will say they are carmniated Whatf
They say they have rallied round tho Republic
with their former speeches, their present language,
daily their arguments in The Journals which
represent them aeclaro tuem TO be, some legitmsts
others Orleanists Bouapartsts; when. cousenting
the Republic, they do not condoscend TO name
III when municipal magistrate, receiving the Cher
OF the State with the respect which is his
due, and" telling him that tho popula-
tions will be delgnted 10 show him their at
tachment 10 republican utions-when this
municipal magistrate 10 dismissed tor this language
aud 10 JOIN his predecessor, dismissed tmmed-
aely before Tor very similar onencef No. DEFY
auvcrsares 10 call themselves republicans wc should
wsn believe It, tnat they might so rally TO the solo
solution wucn can nope Tor IN the cnaos IN which
pose themselves TO the DENIAL which would burst forth
IRON all sides If they should dare 10 declare themselves
republican, Others VIII, perhaps, say tnat they
would accept il needs must be the good Republic, but
they DO not desire the bad. Wen, We arc oil their
opinion. We must be for the good aud not Tor the
bad aud OF us asks for anything clse But
when has there been talk oi the bad on what
day has this bad Republic shown itsell2 Is IL
when at Bordeaux, Versailles Paris, in tho midst
Of unexampled disasters, IN the midst OF runs,
II reconstructed a government, an army and the
finances, crushed anarchy reestdbished respect for
The laws, PAID the enormous ransom Tor tho country,
liberated the territory and restored France 10 herser
Was that the bad RepuDcY And again sln;e then,
when, IN the dst o difficulties of all kinds sed oy
It's adversares, this Republic gansaid and barasscd
directed however by republican Ministers, appeased
the populations and without being able TO satisfy all
their DESIRES secured ior them toerable life from
February, ls76. 20 May, 1877, was this bad Rcpub
licy You may Judge this by comparing the year
1879 with tne year 1877, and ask Information
respecting 1t, Of industry, commerce. all Europe, the
witness OF our assertions, ana all will answer you aud
tell you wnat a difference thore is between the good
aud the uaa Eepuoc Tor they have been able to com.
pare tuem. Yes, the bad Republic you introduced US
TO on the 10th May. Hampercd doubtless before,
turbcd by your threats, the Republic was nevcrthe-
less active, laoorious, PEACEFUL sheltered by
spccled legality and by the submission imposed on all
And nm ti.o IA h,f No