New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
NEW STRENGTH OF THE REPUBLICANS.


sACE-IoERAINE.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSr.l
LONDON, Nay 25.-No single paragraph gives
better idea of the tone of feeling among the moder-
ate Republicans of France than the following from
lie Temps of May %:
We looked in this morning in the Journal Ofeid
for the expected decree appointing the s1pre'ects de
combat. For the first day since its accession TIE new
Ministry has neither appointed nor removed anybody
Can be that r. dc FortOu himself takes nan some
timesl We sAoud regret II sincerely for his own SAKE
aud for that ~ the pubicwlc, follows with curiosity
perfectly free nom any mixture Of anxiety The develop
ment OF the situation created on the Eta Of May-ani
more than all for the sake of tie Mmstelai appon.cea
These unhappy iuncionates are not destined tn gro"
old IN the service OF the State They VIII the roses
blossom in the gardens OF the sOus Jecres, but very
Messing tho fall Of TIC leaves Why then tins useless de-
lay, which abrdees that administrative career destined,
alas IN any to be short Tie Minister who IL 10
create them cannot insure them long Lfc; he himsei VIII
the first he down by tue which Will
them all on Out OF regard for mis- future sgDpref,cts. lac
ought 10 hasten the commencement OF their career, FOR
the end is nigh. and 1t Is moi lie VINO can postlon IT,
All through the Republican press this tone Of
easy banter prevails The Republicans are good
natured as sure Of success are apt TO be. he
first surprise over they that the act of Marshal
Macslahon can turn only to their advantage. Either
the Senate will refuse TO dissolve the Assembly in
which case The De Brogle Ministry must retire; or
dissolution will DO followed by the election Of
another and sill stronger Republican majority; III
which case not only tine Ministry brt probably the
Marshal also must 90. NJ Gambet;as organ, In H.
paJligne troacGisc having taken week to think Of
1t, announced yesterday rs decision:
Shcald the iI.doiiy OF Feb. - Cast years ecctoni
cc, to- c,na,q urrces Of leioat, ARIA cye To- hs nc
co.9T, gGcyn ~ ne N s ST } na %c
h. Ias jast in.c.Up;.d Tat he Nih ,isr We do not
question bat his prt.,an' "'e "r'ns 70 e' u'0'1
NJ ha. the ,lisrirlinc ri tLe R.pubhcans been
ca rorft as uo,.. ,ev.,bas n Garb.tta'. * as
l,',or h.., e. c.rsric,or.. rc,cr baf,r, bls the
on;,,ion of aIl Frronr beeuon their side ii can
r,riI,, ANNA, ti pnc de R.,qj;, e. find hi. corl-
.p,,,c, d,uou,.ed in fine leading Journal Of Chris
,e,l,, ,s coa,fion Le,,y.u the sac,istry and the
t,,,..L4 | have been in Paris this week. aad
t,Ir,.d with q g,oI many pro.l.. Without eXccp-
.i. ,t. r., ,,l,i.s,s ere s,u.l;u., and confident
10 ,;o.,r, Ifsis and reaciio,i,ts with.u. exception
o,s.,.,. ,ud already half convinced chat the MIS-
take which they have L.ade viii prove fatal to them.
TIE ctor, fo shut foreign papers oui of France, to
which Irfcrred rather incrodulously in my last
,'.'.. ,'..n.aiI,. ,,a,,'.,.I. Tho U,vas Aooucv-
,I,o ,r,,,,t.d Press II Fra,c,-r,,li,,,cs notices
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nornl,.
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Va, 90. .l,lyc tl.t the Ioa-da.;yrrv of
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,,:i .,i.,. and cor a. .fiui.tf.al iutertcfence
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following dc t....Iu. Of :ae 2l. oi Hiy lot', ny
NIT ;ori-" p".e' 10 u1 "''-'' o'' "'''' '''''''
,r,.o t,.,i.h ,,,-,r. However cen stil be bought
~, rio H..,l,,.i.'ls in PAS. and the Republican
r,,o,. c,..tirie - ,r.ll. "A transatioas of ,Lcig
,aaJ;,,., ar,.i. ON the crisis. IT,. threats Of tie
i mill shoot, have. not ,,Ie..ccd them. Accord
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