The Morning herald., 1877-05-22

we'll could b., so that he took his opinion
ready found from some one else, and slun
these, together as disjointed as necklat
of sharks teeth, around Mozambiqr
savage; and so impressed no one with h
opinions. Let us calmly look a. the ma
Ter. Daring the Theirs administration
the code Of laws-in fact the present con
-,iluiion of France passed, by a vote
3l1 to 234 In this Was included the con
silulional powers of the President, ,b
creation of the chambers, the elec,ora
law, &c. Marshal McMahon, under III
code, and by pact with France, .becam
president of the Republic for seven years
until 1880. He lately found that the ex
treme Lett, under the lead Of such men s
Gambetta and Louis B.anc, who are nevsl
satisfied with liberty, but crave license
h I'd obtained such influence over the 81
mon ministry as TO seriously mar the han
nony whic', ought TO exist between The
President, and his ministers; and obs,ru.t-
el mainly in the business of worship and
elucalion, the policy and views Of the
Executive and The leading conservative
Republicans. RemorStrance was vain.
Ending it so, the PIesideu. exercised his
Constitutional right to dismiss his mini.-
ters and call others to fill their place.
Fearing turbulent or unseemly scenes in
the Chambers, he prorogued them for ono
month. II this political trouble had &C
Cared in Washington, London or Berlin,
It would not be noticed: it is 10 NOR
likely to give trouble in France than Il
like affair wouid give in the other couL-
tries hose capitals We name.
In a few months, France will have IN
opportunity of electing a new Chamber,
which will be able TO give direction to the
viii Of the Republic. The Dake de
6r gIie, the Lew Prime Minister, is
srangeiy spoken ofas an lmporialist, never
appeared in politics until 1862. and ha-
hven considered q sincere patrio', and able
statesman. lie Is is not an ultra-Mo4,
talne, as the extreme Right is called, but
wa a leader Of the Right Centre, and so
Ar from being Bonapartist. he Was ol,-
posed and beaten as a candidate of tia,
marty, in The Department Of Eure, by ma
j2riiy Of ever 10000 in a total poll oi
1900. The first year he appeared in
poiiic: lie is said 10 have Inherited his
grandmother, Mad NE de Stael's, hecte Of
the Bonapartes.
The daneer 10 France comes from those
who taxi their Inspirations from Gambe,-
tt, Louis Blanc, Jules simon, Millinot,
Clauzet, and such like. 1t is worthy OF
remark that tie morale Of the radical
party in Franc is indicated by the cEas,i-
ication Of the gentlemen nam d, Gam
BETA and Blanc, are Deists, Simon Jew,
ALjiiinot and CIauzet inide's, pure and
simple. How much danger threatens France
from the exis ence Of a kcd Repnblicn n
ptrty-with ideas Of q Universal Social
Republic. moy be inferred from the repre-
,entation Of the Russian Minister, Tina
Chef, to Theirs, in October, 1872, i'll refer
eac9 to radical demonstration at Greno-
hle, whore Gtmbetta made violent
-peech. " II France becomes the HEARTH
Of European Socialist Republicans, lie
powers heretofore friendly to France mus,
eS iuguish Tie hearth" Tie Repre- .en,a-
ii Aus,Iia and Germany made sim
i ar representation, at the sane tine, but
concAed in other language. Beyond doubt
'he same men are intriguing now, ard Nc.
Mahon has taken s,eps by diminishing his
10 0isry, rroroguing the Legislature.
which will in all probability lead to lis
dissolution, and a new election in -ep,em.
Der, to chain the opinion OF France upon
his policy. A pure and patriotic soldier,
who has served bis country from early
life, Is eEtitlei to BE heard. In his mes,
sage to the Chambers, on Friday last, he
says:--' My conscience and patriotism do
MT permit me 10 associate myself with the
triumph Of these ideas, which can only re-
suit in disorder aud the humiliation Of
Farce. As long rs l re.ain the depository
p Jwer shall Use il, within legal limits, TO
prevent such results, which would be the
ran Of the country. The triumph Of such
til .ories vas not contemplated when at the
last election all the candidates availed