, 1877-09-22
TIcANCIT.

REPUBLICAN ADDNE8S TO THE NATION
PANS, Sept. .l.-An nudrcss to the milton,
lynol by number of puEistan and Provincial
saultlatcs for tho Chamber of Deputies, rcp-
resrntin. Mi shades ot KcpublcanIsn, Ia pub
I:A!nl to-day. II replies, poiut BY point, to
President AlacMahon's manifesto. Tho follow
liz. IL tho concluding passage: "Your duty
VAL iscrcase with the nudacity Of those
s'!l' tr.tnulrl to Impose themselves on Frauce.
.r',ea:not tecotne the instrument OF clerical
The Republic must have Republican func-
t4'llar'es, md thc country cxlects peace, order,
unl stuhu!ty through tAe Republic"
WATCHING Tns FRINGE.
PARls, Sept. 4l.-lhc Secretary Ut tho Project
of Police Ina Eona to Eatnur to watct, the pro-
cecdinrs Of the ptineo Imperial on tho bslgian
frontier.
run lsplorxEsr uros WHICH oAnDErr. HAS
BEEN sENrEAURn TO YlEH AND lMpRlsoA-
CpfTtsrand<ncs S.as ror3 1for;a.
PARIS, Sept. n.-Bcsore this reachcs you you
viii have heard tho result Of tho trial Of Gam-
l,etta, but you tan hardly bu acquainted With
the elargcs ~ detail. l therefore send sou this
Information. thiAhnR II may be acceptable, both
o a:s1aut e .as als n;S!sal po;t'Yn q the
seryo for ulnuy OF thu restraints on liberty Uf
Thc speech for which tho orator |. to .,o tried
next TUESDAY wns tlcIiTciod ut Lille On tho Ism
0L August lHpuEu LIE pEtC4St EH4fIES tOuUuril
upon II have only been made public tOIiuy.
Gumbetta went to Lille On tl!u l4tt Ut August to
see his friend 1cstclin. the Scnator, apl bal,-
'iuel IN hs l,oi1or war hattiy n,rrovi.cd for tho
persons sat down. Deputies, Mayors, Council.
lo1s, atll othcr notablea 0f thu dtstritt. After
dinner ". Testeliut who was tn tbs chair, rose,
una closlng both lours aud windows, 20 as 10
ot ttt needing, proposed the hralthof Tie snest
of thc uycalngt who lna1c the lncTiminatetl
speech IN reply. On the 18th 1t was reported iu
iall, to tub length OF eight columns, IN thu
the speech being IN, certain passages held
tu constttutu al fufraction VI tbs Inv, thu fact
VI its publication lorIns thu baa!4 OF thu
clargc. II u llsd not gone beyond tho wal!s
LIS merely containing Objectionable expressions
uttered 1n priyatc;. the publication gives Its
grcuteet gravity u oEonse. Tho managcs
~ tlc paper, one y. M1rqi. L. 10 conseque.co
las vosiuntarify declared lint lie publication
was III direct hbcdieute TO bis orders, le 10 to bD
r.osccuted for completely.
IT Will be sceA that tArte are two main heads
ot the Prcs!drnt Of the Ilcpublir;" another ot
"pub!tc outrage against Ministers In the exnr-
etst VI tneir functional Tho second Is ia the
1mtusc 81 H defamation. mud It has been framed
'drtailc VI the cunning trisl. thu French Law ab.
s"'ttv'y proaibising publication IN all such
va,es. wlclEer the character oi public Or q
simply lesl that Vi IN ulIeuss against tho per
son ot the President u t,e ltcpuf,l!r uot ueees-
sas:l} dc:ainasorS, ihc ,rroeeeaiDxa might bayo
leeH rerorte;! III all the French papers, an.l
Hnm6etta, especially Il lie defended himself.
would hnve ue.n assured vi tgreut triumph.
As ~ it, thc t'apers may nut la~tusif,-tlluugh
sulne u them have yctlture1 to okt,-su nuell
as publish. tho insEuulDstca p.ss,ses Of thc
the Tribunal OF Correctional Police which
las app=arua to-day slinply fef,rk to tho tas'
sages III question ty thriE opcslux eud elosltla
.a4 supposed to grape iu Al preas tsials I'll,
right Vi luii publication .. the procecdiuvs
hot tits has le.n spphlatival5 held to lc snsp
IlItatlu ~ tic prcAeut catu u thu ground tta
know that GaiHlatt4 ,hIuls with, SHOULD saF
GyerJ pther ptrsou III ccuu4un kenssl that th