, 1877-09-30

n,,ss ~ "n1cll LUG uoveliiehs l. nata,' ,o
4t;a., a1sA1 aI!o " sup4:ss "'Gu sus 49, a,.
nnr p,epalaton nau oSI hae.a n,',,
| 5anaar ~ iuIe.u' laete Ae'e1 n"o o~~n 1A'
| ~, ia;. W H.es1 nancei ra*. T., 4,,,
~ a. te,.s NotIe lame oe Aole.ee, ~ sus
+H.e w e;steanu'': LUG co1tee Touno s4om .,a
- tnS nue - le1et1e1; IaeiS s,,,@ ~ w. .
1a;, ~ ucputae.o!i Ifon net'e, ue'i!i1 s..
t1a.n t o.ach uatlneI, WIN t11c Simple "o1u ne
1ors Traced @ IN SILVER letters upon IT. Many a
r, .enen .saIe sMeicd VIII e1notloa' naans ~. =
tsnGla e,e "as olllneu os 1slnS teass, ~ el'Ii
' nutely,clo4neut symbol passed ny, reca!Eng ~ III
enr .iople t s e1ao,ts '.e os tns patr1ot ~ pis
serve Inc oe'oteq fortress 70 ms country! lruly,
~ " .at'se o. neitolt VINO was III the elo"o 5
easu' auolpue 1nters haa uone no more tnan
se etat olle to"a "'1 1ro,. the 1n'aoef, he "ou1o
na,e M uesersei .es rn., well .. rraIse.
om tne ues t.anens Inc scene erew
I eL'opea ell'eS .nc sa'!y morning. troops Hnea
~ c aot, a,'u ene lootpa'ss, nToaa as IL IT, couo
| ~ coatnn Tue people- oauI} Inc procession
passGo t, a atons1 ILL., ~ 'ts approach heaos MeFc
| ' ualeu' anu nechs easer'y sueichea 10 catcn
e1lull'se u tiie seceoiIT nea1se. Many o. Tue
! s!opS wele Giosed,- four cause dc deu1 ma
% nollal, u n sl1e pianrus on thc shutters an
v1ns cJ,ap11s um lsoee"ere neiu oy A.
Yu'es oIefy' A41airal totnuau, ana Jules almon;
-. -. 1e aie5, u y, tne AeaaehY, was 10 nave he!d
tHI 1oul.n, wv nla eAtF"llc aye H1aue IL iinpos-
s1o!e 70 ocar tae fatigue attendant. In the first
aslourh'ear1lasse .9;1s SAT Madame Ihlers anu her
|
tleaI ene ef1es OF ''ee 6dn'oettd! I1re ia ne.
p"p..qae. put' as ro!e Inc seEI1cd ranks OF
~ ~" Iespctt1ut seHee, ~ .4el
s4euee l" tne cAp1css request ol Tie hcPupiNah
! 1taoe1s, ahAlous 10 give no falntest preteHt 10
VI. 0e fourtOu for having recourse to the armed
! force be would have been SO delighted to make
| use OF if he had ONLY been allowed q chance.
[ Far as the eve could reach stretched the black.
| silent army IT mnurnrrs NothinC ros,, ahnvc
! th t,n* ~ ~ e "-;, h,o. t,. .it 1;,
banner from Relfort and thc f,,nrral H lcoohcs .4'
: lhe procession rcached fefc'1a-tn nalse at
ABOUT O'Clock. The open space i'll front
| Ut the cemetery. was occupied BY troops
| and by 1uU police who sternly forbade
access to the atent masses of workingtnen and
women who lad been waiting since morning.
~. . 'aast<.Ao!s t!e na!sua.ss " ~ oI:!s
NV sn1 n4n ~ alsaur's'atttaG VI NV ~
nc!'.e ue!co lug p.'oI ooon q iaoetsy VI slSn;'
ofucf ":ls only dlsturoeu oy one man, a rcpci-
| llous stone-mason, VINO Fenturea to argue with
| scryent-dc-yille, and was sumlnarily marched
off to the nearest policc-station for his pains.
/ To entar the cemetery When the cnrtare ar
! ri,.'' thc fr,,n.s nr:seotai .r,us dr,,ms boat
s;. .ns tlUops ~ ~ AZ u'1naa as
asa1n' anu Ing nala o. Tue One hulluIeo anu
N1neteeHtH hf9anleht pi:yeu ! 1uHeral,1hafGn
as tic hcafsc passed On through LIE so1nOrc al
!Aracias, where the grave was waiting to receive
its illustrious guest
Twill co,tnu1 ,nvss11 hr o;,'n~ vo,, tho snecch
~ I1 -. -. ~ rt'tt @ ~ s.s p;;
~ =. ~. Jules oless' 70 "tlose ultcIa''ces pseulal
interest naturalS attaches SINCE MS cle'atlon 10
the sucCeSSorshlp Of u. Ihlcrs:
GENTLEMEN: Amidst the concert OF regret and
praise rising on every side above the tomb OF the
whilst 30 many sorrowino yoicrs vic with each
other in celebrating Tic magnificent career Of II.
Thcrs; his wonderful mind. 10 broad and penetca:-
in.. go quick and full ot charm: his admirable
common sense that mistress -ouailiy Of states
man his incon1plrble ctoune1cc, his treasures Of
knowledge and experience the precious fruit OF
Ivy of rfirhfar 4r1rS nd hr
long direction Of public aifair.: his ardent love
his country the uienorsaie services which he has
bc mere feeble echo Of the Immense acca,nation:
Yet wouII draw YOUR attention for a nomen: to
that which viii be in history The grand feature in
the pol tcaI life Of ". Theirs: refer to his
siun 10 the Republic. II. Theirs long lt:on4cd to
that school Of Constitutional Monarchy which
threw 20 bright lirht upon the tirst half Of this
century. Like alnlo-t atl the men OF hs genera
tion h hocd 10 lind in this institution the rcafiza
tion Of the government uf the nation by i1sc1t-
that uncomfortable need OF modern peoples. lie
fanci.d he could transplant English ways Of gov
ctuucn1 to our country: not rejecting that in
France Time has forever DESTROYED the Focial ele
ncnts on which this Government was originally
founded in Encland. and thar, in :: land which
reached the Democratic state this tardy fmporta-
Later On, the siunt Of our nuisfortunes made this
clear to this great mind. when looking back upon
The events whet IN the space OF ttrcc-ouarters Of
a century have caused cicht Govcrnmcntz to fall
DESTROYED tv violent revolutions thing uuileart
Of in the annals OF the wosld-he said that these
FREQUENT disturbances and this extraordinary inta-
biiity were due 10 the fact that France having be-
CONT pure democracy, could not endure the
MrnarchicaI Governments which were continually
thrust UPON her:
lie saw too. that the dynasf1c parties; the mel
hncholy esaeles oi taose fevo!u'ohS, nosaf1as eac
,I, .,d H. ~ ~ no !" end
holH il, '' "~4'0@ '''''' ~ 1''' ~ 7@"'p N
II mist have been har,, IN this 1,ustrious veteran
Of the Nonarchist fary to abandon causc to which
he had Ieyn 50 Ion. at1achrd. and to which he
hound by many sentiments md memories. But
10 sacrifice was ton greal for his na'rotsm and h,s
1--we OF truth. r 4lu NOT hesitate 10 declare sol
,1 .nI-dn "nls lt~ uash ~ ne ,'ossit3e
:: Er1t -, ~ 10 "'e ''''s wv g e"' F''"'0'e
nm Icnu.jic has in Il rrcst measure tn thank ".
Th,cr. for hayin. contucrcd the trnstin adhesion
of France, and for having convinced Europe that it
is ;overnn,cut ot Order ami Peace. But. on the
other hand it Is tnanks 10 the force "t Rcpuoiican
GoEcrnl1ent that ~. lhlefs was aoss 10 salsc
france from hes ulFss!e1s Wtt' Inc ptom'sacss "o
suTl.es ~, a, vii" n.y. ~ ~, En..h nc d ,h p,sur
r.,l;en, Er,r ar ti, ira @r,at srrv@e.
wh;ch II. Thicrs WIS fortunate erourll to render |
his country These will ue his noble.r titles in the
ewes Of pos1erty. Rr them his name will be made
i1nrnorta and the gratitude Of the French nation
ifnperishaofe.
nal o1her services eou'o nc rehacf H.
AS We nave Iest nll lel us NJ ieast t1e@sa1e HIS
eA;'1ls ~! n,a'r shn, n bo a;a that tbo pe,,h.
H. ie ;e f:nrcrnu,.nt nf slricr nf Pence aud Of
! ,hrrtT. nnly conservative Government for !
our country and our time hccauac 1t alone s snit
ID II, nnr interests onr nerfis and our tocial |