Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-11-13
Paris Letter.
PARIS, October 30th, 1873.

Lllnccy (LOrcll, WneIc ne was sl''J my
with a friend. lie had been suffering from
pericardtis, but expired somewhat sud-
denly. Though Monsignor Dupanloup
was best known as a preacher, yet he was
the author of several educational and the
illogical works. His literary requirements
were acknowledged by his admission into
the French Academy, but all his zeal in
the cause of religion did not attain for him
the honor of cardinals hat. His opin-
ions were too large and liberal to chime
in exactly with those of the Roman Curia
under Pic Mono; and he never heartily
supported " Ultramontanism, though he
Loyalty accepted the DEGREES of the Vatican
Council as binding on his conscience. Had
his life been prolonged, however, it is
quite possible that this honor might have
been bestowed on him by Pope Leo. His
last publication was protest against the
Voltaine centenary. Since the war of 1870
he had seat in the legislature, and was
the soul of the opposition TO the republic
Monsignor Dupanloup even among the
non-religious portion of the French ma
ton in his diocese was much respected on
account of his noble and generous nature.
France is just now plunged in lottery
fnr Tho nnrnoSe of raisnp money to bring
,va,,l;nr n,on and PEASANTS gratis to the
paris n9bihition has swollen into n mon
s,"'r r,,ie,nre and is neino used ~ a vehi-
,io fnr Tho most nnblush,no electoral cor.
rnr,;nr Nuhino can he more discredita
h,a r. tho Frrnch Government than their
cnndnct in This affair. At first only a
m;il;nn tickets were TO he issned at one
Franc ,,nre. and ont of the 5000 OOO
raised nnp.half was TO be devoted to the
nhnrit,II. nnrnose above indicated. while
the remainder was to be spent in the pur
rh,sa of nriz4s consisting entirely of art
objects Even limited to these PROPORTIONS
tns Lottery was objectionable: FIR it woulo
h.vn henH simpler if The Government had
n.tsd ,br chambers far =, Grant in aid n,
it, ,,' sTcnrsinn nrninc,sNnnfsss indeed the
vet more de .irabI4 nIan hnJ been followed
of aiinwinr ,besa eyrnrsinns IN he man.
aged hr nrivate chaTi,v. The first issne Of
:, s7 %i,,io IN ,irknts wns bowaver' soon Iis
nn.aI If ,h.nt. IN ,he brisk ton,ino IF ali
rtfri,Is connrc,pd with he finance 1en,rt.
,nnnt-,,x cnII.rtns toh,rcnni.,s &C.
Tn,n :, soc,nd million yuos MT for,b .,d
,han = third Rv his lime f,nrtion,,ies
~ r0 IN d"nro". fran, nr"far,s to fon,n,on
and r,rd7 , diam, Gtrns wore in fnll crv
''mshsTn,, tho s,ln Of tho Ioltorv ticLMS
nnd i, n,nL. ,nuro,i into sncb an avtnn,
,h.,t :, fnnr,h ilinh and .ixIb million w,.ro
snssdiIv dncro.,i md sold nff Nav if has
l,pon Jo,i'IeI r. eni, ni,ht uiIlinns. Inf
,ho nonmis.ionors viii nrnb,hlv nnt ston
til I'M ,nnv hava sofa thair tanth ni]lion
cvrn II thew Lesist then There is no rca,
.nn ,vhr thev should not 90 IN iSSninn :,
million t,rkets a week for several wreks
'nnr , fnr ,he o,mh,;nn enidemic with
,uhiie,.h ,hov haya sn,ittan ,bo oonntru IL
ra n win nm intonuitu which Viii not
800 sn AND ;,soir o,,orr nov, issma
S1Oo odo 10 cot ,nort f,r tha nnrch.se n,
'r,1nS So ibar sGo6 GOO has reoIv been
',,oIina IN Ills ,,nrnoso Rrt tbis i, nni
III. fnr tbonS,nds nf trodes.noonlo any.
;a,,. ~ ,l,,o,.,;.n ,bnpnso1yo. haro n,ado
r ,o off'ripas Of tho;r uaroS ;nSo
nInah ,h3t ororv boIdor Of t;cL,t viii
havo ahort one cbanca Cnt Of t,vonty ~
'I"a,,;nr .on,a,b;nr Ct;nan,otoJ NV i
nrosnnc9 and hv The maoni,nde If same n,
ibo wives affnred men and women If al,
Jonrno 's cbiIdron too for tbat mot
,or -, siatinr oll The francs ,hev car
suaro on the chance Of TUNING m y for.
,pna IittIe nrchins in comn,1naf scboO',
a uaI c,rhhinr their sons mt onIv with th'
,,,rrouol L,,t with tho oncorro gon,ont ~
Xxx. rt ,on,o,s Who droad ~ I'LL tho j.,
ma T anthn.iosr, last thev should hn No.
a,ad e. 49, hast;lo w :: o,,nd rar,,l,I;
can charity Mnnv VILLAGE schoolmaster,
baua tham,e,ves bean n,.ie aoonts fnr III,
snIa &c tinLote Evoryybnro tbn.o eoxotiono
~, on;c;nm live IF NAVE, oro thrust haGnr,
naonIat q dyes and an aver Franco there i,
pI ,,Pi, IS NJ p,,n,,,s :. ,rrn, lo,sm -
300 600 AID co. oo0 which no RI be mi,
"; x-; ;nuo,rn w nHsb n. no ,r;nnorO ~ n 20,
,,rsf,r
Tha rowo of tho n,ssooe If tho ,p,;.so
o;oi;st LII n ,bo Gnrn,,n P,r;an,ant ~,
S''t,,rJav NV two bundred and twnntr0on,
at"s ,S,ins, own bnndrod and Fortn ,;n'
hos irst reanhoa me Roth soctiors -
tho Jron.orvntivo n,r,v and tho natio,o
i ILL., rooordod ,bo;r rn,os ,r;Ihnnt NV
o ,nTi' in f, vor Of The hin md thov war,
;nipna dI h w tho 3we aronn and snmo ,; H
pIs ba,nDDr;no, r. M sneni,I norty pr;no,
pism.rnt he, To,d = ,nasaaac from fl,
$1,000 o,,hnriz;nr hin, e niosa ",
pi np Ths nr;nco axnrossoJ lie sat-,
i.eaot;nn at ,ho nassin1 Of the I'm onl
s .'V That " thn federai oovornmonts wor ,
d J"u ,n With tho Saws nrouidoI II,
,h;s ,naaSnro to mste ~ sincare ofrnrt :,
en,a ~" - disa..o IT,, oa,,I !,
ouio 'nU p,,oond =, ''o"o,,,;,h;naJ ~. :,
s eI"'ue,S ~ two rn,rs and hnIf h WI, ,h b,
Wv uu honed for fnrtber concossion
-, 49,, p.;obs,ao arrow ,ho d;r,,,,oio,,
iiuia w. h1 ,J,a, .f,a,,
, Tn1'' ohnar. V f,r tho amnoror tba 1inms,
.n '; onuI'' W Tha antisoai'l;s,;n lm
"you 49, " :. :; ...,nJ '',s nGnaI ",
WHICH, " 10 st,'Iu' ""' f Goi''i. 'nou ~ wv
ioae', ,h .ounrn ~ ~" 81 ,Lo nrir';,nii,,
WIZ sno $3.50 "hi'n. ~ tuo p,'nSP ,.'u
Oh heuSs oeihs 'nu un;y u'sser,.,nS-""
s,snou ny .ie .,oIn P''ne0 Cas- a. o'S',,hl W
Mo"TaJ, puo'i'nea ~ .ie T0Sr'"s u':. '.
cn iuo'u'S' "'''' ''''''''0''''''S P'' INV
ioi TIo tr;o1 of ,b;r,v.o;abt rorsors oh,r,o,
viz the ATTEMPTED SOcialiStic CONGRESS- q