The New York herald., 1877-09-22

him he retired He obeyed his own maxim that the ma
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sion not in accord with The eeanry There existed be-
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Even de.cended from power he remained uminay for all
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,snes. 1877 wa, the spectacle Of ns confidence and grs,
never battered them. iie had even applied severe
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advice he gave as n sayny The victory Is ,9 NE w,,ss
tn. champion of liberty !" hs ESsatos oi the TsiTcry
to the First President Of the French Republic.
OTHER SPEAKERS.
Among the other speakers were Admiral Pothuau,
cxMinister OF Marine, who dweit on NJ. Theirs Of
iorts Tor the reorganization Of the army and remarked
that his Presidency over the long and sometimes
stormy sttings OF tho Committee on Military Ser
vice last spring produced in him the first signs
OF physical fatigue N. dc Sacy, Who on behalf
of the academy eulogzed his conversational powers
and private virtues, and u. Vuitry who represented
the Academy OF Moral Sciences. ON leaving Pere La
Chase Victor Hugo loudly cheered, the people
pressing round the cab so TO impede his departure
ior a minute or two. NJ. Gambetta len unobserved by
side gate.
When add that along tho whole route all tho shops
voice makes itself heard above the roar OF cannon,
mourning the acknowledged leader of the repub-
Leans and that all day among these half million Of
men there was not reprehonsiblo cry, not OF
violence, scarcely an accident sum up one OF the
most memorable days OF modern France. What an
advance TO be made by this population since the time
when II was accustomed to unharness the horses, TO
draw the cart and To make popular funeral an
object OF and scandal The papers OF
all shades testify TO the order which prevailed
yesterday; but while the republican organs at
tribute IL to the good sense of the mulutuac.
OF the precautions taken by tho government
and argues that as political demonstration. the affair
failure. All the government papers do not
agree, however, IN this view. The ASsemofse Ndtonde
says the leaders of The demonstration wished TO dis
guise Its aim and tendencies, and were obcycd. sit
was an emee but silent e'neue II WIS an insurrec
tion, but dumb insrrection II was revolution. but
a taciturn revolution
A SILLY SUGGESTION.
NJ. Veuilot, who has abated little OF his denuncla-
ton since learning thata priest gave VI. Theirs aoso
luton, exults over the 'antscditious rain declares
that the mud has turned against tho republic ana
copJeciuros that yesterdays leaders being mostly
octogenaran and decrepId II viii be their last
display NJ. Veuillot actually advised the gov
ernment TO seize the coffin ana conduct tho
funeral as they chose. Happily there is but ono
Veuiot there Is but one Cassagnao and one Roche
fort. Several OF tho papers remark that the extra
parochia service refused by the archbishop to NJ
Theirs was conceded to the actress DeJazet
AT Bordeaux Rouen Rochelle ana Havre tho vessels
folded their flags yesterday, IN sign OF mourning and
OF the shops were closed as also was the at
Nantes Lyons, Nancy and Iroyes Bar.sur- Seine
decorated with flags, bordered with Grape. About
enty OF the principal towns sent deputations 70 the
funeral
WHAT HE THOUGHT OF GAMBGTTA.
Tho France publishes letter OF Introduction given
by M Theirs In 1865 to NJ. Gimbetta hls visiting
Vienna aud addressed to Herr Kuranda, u member OF
the Reichsrath After describing VI. Gambetta, not
then risen fame by his defence of The B4udin mon
ument, as young and very distinguished member OF
the Paris bar, NJ ihers proceeds to say
Gambeta belongs in france to the democr attic party
which tells you that his liberal opinions
very advanced but wish many conservatives
wise practical, enlightened minG as NJ Gambettl
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