Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-08
France.

~ Ha.l,ir!il has ls:ued a !DAai!e-to 10 the
eIcs;of* & IL: !H,aiitih ar7anliSm"nt 81 Paris.
Il: i he ss.s :--'i'li;za:s-.A After HuG llug
lun:itha al rXccss2s. administrative pressure and
the must trpI>ra5ic proceedings r2lltiTa % off
cal canlidalurcs. FfartN at last speaks. She
will say 10 few days what shc thinks o! the
nen of the 10th OF Nlsy-.thc a!ics and protcc.
tors Of the unn Ct the 81 Of December, the ser
wants OF Henry Y. and the agents Of the Sylla.
bus and the Pope, who are all sheltered uudcr
the patronage Of the President, doubtless for
tho better protection Of republican institutions.
France will say what she thinks OF the persona!
policy of the chief OF the State ard the aristo.
cratic and retrogade pretens!o1s or tho De-
Broglie Cabinet. of .he unjustiiablc dissolution
OF the Chamber of Deputies; Of the miserable
war waged by the Government against news
paper bawkers, schoomasteys aEd other do
feuceIess victims of the projects and plots Of
tlis coalition Of monarchists, who arc preparing
for her three years Of intestine conflicts and d..
Visions to be followed 10 1880 by terrible
crisis and. perhaps revolution.
France will pronounce on the policy iuau-
gurated by the letter dismissiDg the Republican
Ministry, on the order of the day to the troops
at the Long Chanps review, on the Presidential
message of the l0th Of September, and on that
system of government which the chief Of the ex.
ecutivc power vindicates as right above the
Constitution. France will declare for the Re.
public. She gil. say she intends to make an
enc Of anarchy and Dictatorship, withdraw the
nation as we'll o. individuals definitely from
clerical rule. and ensure that the public force
shall never be employed cxoeptin the service cf
the law. ! confidently declare that Franco, de-
Al khor ,,l1 ~
voters, will soorn the official candidature of its
ioals, both knaves and partisans of violence.
She will condemn dictatorial policy and leave
the chief Of the executive power, who is trans.
formed into a plebiscatory candidate, no alter.
native but to submit or resign. We, ourselves,
how TO make it's will prevail over powerlcss
and iueorrigble minority. The union of all
good Freuohmeu will keep US discreet and rem
der US invincihe for the country and the Ro-
public.
The Franchise announces that the Govern.
ment has ordered the prosecution of NJ. Gam
beta Tor his manifesto. 1t says Tho auda
cious reproduction Of his manifesto is not only q
repetition OF the olfenc. against the Marshal,
but as Nj. Gambcttl has already been con
demned therefor by tho Tribunal ofthc Seine,
it constitutes an outrage against the maglstracy
whose decisions are publicly ignored.
Perfect tranquility, however, prevails in Paris
Tho Republicans are oo confident Of SUCCESS at
the elections to be cnticcd with any demon.
STATIONS.
The conservative papers strongly cansure NJ.
Gambettas manifesto, somo Of them declaring
that the real crisis has now commcrc cd. Tho
Republican papers warmly praise the manifesto
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