Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-14


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ti"n Of the French people; government
which nEds itself compelled 10 disp-r.e
the representatives Of the people At the
very outset, and 10 prepare with extraor-
binary vig1r 10 defend itself by extreme
use Of Us power in future elections; a
government the very existence of which
Is slur upon. French history and an in
suit to the nineteenth century. France
made Rome free; Rome now tries to en-
slave France. That the French people
will not sustain such government with
heartiness and unanimity, Bismarck knows
we'll. To him, moreover, whose conflict
with the Church party in Germany has
left some keen memories, this new rule
in France seems the rule of Jesuit plots,
and its inevitable tendency hostility to
Germany. That much if not all of this
situation was foreseen, may be inferred
from the remarkable speech of MOltke
on the army bill-a speech which
startled Europe for the moment, but left
no impression only because Europe could
then see no sufficient occasion for it.
Has Germany been waiting and prepar-
ing for precisely this opportunity, to
deal with French government which
has not the hearty support of the French
people, which can with difficulty sustain
itself, and which may easily be regarded
as menace to the empire by which
Jesuits were expelled9
1t is to be expected that kilograms
will continue to assure US that there is
no significance in the return of Bismarck,
and that Germany has not u single
thought which is not Of peace. Germany
has never been the dog that barks.
Whether it means to bite or not, proba-
bly, MacMahon and his new clerical and
reactionary advisers would really like to
know.-N. Y. Tribune.