New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-19
COMMENTs IN MS IN.

WINS or PROMINENT FIENCH RESIDENTS.
NJ. Peleuer, who was one Of the representa-
tiyes nom Lyous the Chgmbre Constituaue between
l54s and 1852 said to TRIBUNE reporter on Thursday
that President MacMahon Lad long been Influenced by
the Due de Broglie aud buffet and that Madame Mac
Glhgn especially almost entirely controlled by the
cicIicals. VI. jules Simon had always been strong
advocate OF tic liberty OF the press. Bis resg tim
from the Republican Cabinet the first hove OF the
clerical party. Who yet ready FOR emp detdt
II tAoy attempted il 10 would be sheer uaan,ss on
their part Tor another revolution would be almost sure
10 roIlow. Tlrir next move would probably be
To- remove all the RcpubliCan projects AMI
replace them by partisans Of their own
When they should have achieved thus much they
would ask for Ucw elections but the next Assembly
would probably have large II not stii larger pro-
portion of Republican men bcrs The cercais, driven to
despair would thn again try 10 dissolve the Chamber
or attempt r1Up dei0f whether in favor o.. tho Mon
archy OF the Empire it hard 70 tell The present
Assembly would probably refuse vote tle budget or
l-a-t little OF Tran enough 90 oefry The cx-
penscs ~ the army and other similar EXPENSES. Wien
~ Pecr read names Of those pro posed for the
Cabinet and that Of the Count de Paris he said tat
gentleman would iuD his pr1Spco-s n he a'e.pted
portfolio. IN fact, he tboHgh possible 10 make up
a Cabinet OF tue gentlemen mentioned. NJ. Peiletier
deporcd the facr that tho French people had los tie
sympathy Of European Rgpubhcaus " See how we
treated K0ssI'h and other German and Italian
Republicans u the revolutions Of i5,' he SAID. Did
not also try 70 overthrow the Mexican
Erruulicl Wa, 1t 10 be wondered Mt then that the
Germans. who bad reason % be SD bitter against Us.
laughed at us when we were down aud trampled upon
as! But you do not understand the police system u IN
umdation in France. To carry ont any measure, or
repress any movement by the people, the Government
baz always employed this arm Of the Sc. vice. few
prominent persons arrested upon spurious charges
AID convicted for the police in France always manages
20 Dee I'm th, rsh Thou every gqTis chaDDcre in tAe
country tries ntmiate TIE wife or near relative Of
every declared Radical the land suspected person,
telling her ina. she had better advise Der husband
friend not NEEDLE mi, that AFFAIR, for some day
he world he arrested and transported
The pror the Courier dss Fiat, Ca,s. supporter Of
,Er F-uc. Eepubc hut not radical in Tone writes ~ his
journal With regard 10 the presrn. crisis in French
politics that it iI.icaie. deep, serious. ana decisive
conflict between tho retctsuarF a m"ns oI tic Coy
ernmen. and tHr party Nhi'h, |'ian m" Wlt'nnt IH'
.tr. r.U-: Do other words LUtWcDu thc o}uaaIc~niu
rfp,,.ut.! by tie EavI.sfs and R,Hardgti,l or tE"
mate. who have e-ftC IN overcoming Tr-id'n
Mlr;.uU constitutional 3rrrsl,,, aul JHt l.-.d mean
su-t srpUOrTrd hy strongly pronounced ii-i'.itt
D.. thu Chamber Of Deputies. Tins movement
Oh. tsr crutuuea " ia q supreme eh.ft .ha1. hg
o.. tH-u ot to- irpuDAc 70 ,'4e tie i'anil1 "hcu
theg could 100 la-'I @9i- 90 i.-I.h 'S llr ~
l.acutay WAYS. They una q. nee s.alt 70 g., imlJ
oia-.. r.t his rreprc-,Iul. progress, and there we
i3 other r.4ls except drawing the President mo ID
ruen struggle. aud to-day nov Well they nave
. . .i..l In. ,yf ~ enid moi ltNryr that Nj Naria-
iI. .rr.rd tr lMplLcrGt Folds SIT hei2h- 90 .A.
E-er >."h 100 eEtI'a'E v oil. O. ~ 70 toi . , ~
cn .-.na attitude be always too% before tEe large
bed s n ,hr state. before pGae etrroI4duHs' n 'He
Oh every ocras. mat 81 addressed "a o. bt', o"f
r.iy = Is Lo- Impossible tlli tie irr'iden ~ ny.
aJ .aai fallen n,' tHe iha o. men o. .-Tt,N S'..
WITH whom ha was intimate, ana whose influence nc has
been unable TO resist