, 1879-02-27

hare become neru form oi porsonal rule, pop
1lar NJ. doubt, but unnt.!ng tho nation |
;or .elf:EoveFnmcnt,. md leaving = at
The ono.,nau system. Ills removal .gavo
them entire possession Of thu hetd, ard 1arGc |
proportion, II not ~ actual majority, OF the |
people we're quito disposed TO givo the,n fats
years, nn.l the result they achieved was to |
dcnonstrate the inposslb1tr Of any either sYs..
ten than tho Republic. TIE long Interval
which preceded thc passing nf tho Constitution
valuable training, n rarlEamentary instltntlons
nnd accustomed Frcncl,ntcn to public diseus>
sion md to well.we[ghcl conclusions. Tho
pros'so'rs tnat nov alm1st forEatscn tern
noser to dissolve itself. and could ogrcs only
on oscrthrowlng Cabinets and rejecting constf. !
tultonn schcsllrs, WnS an ncAtinlat!c lesson tn
patlcnec,-a virt,iu which tic French had always
Walton 1Si elauss At iast put IN ena nj to III lie .as.
ponsc: hit the Republic camo into being with
no flourish Of trutnpeta niId 'oadet With iettGfs,
whcnco It has only just extricatcd itaelf. lse-
almost Il n,ootY Of The srnats; but tho death
OF llto members gradually led to = compact Rc-
nctfonnry tnaIorsty. and the Republicans began
committing inlstakes which would eventually
capped them by stIiil Ereater mlstakes. NJ. Du-
falfc was worried into resignation, Antt the
Julcs Simon Cabinet succeeded him, notoriollely
tho lust ctaucu the Lett could expect from the
with Tho aid Of Dol,aparttst votes, secured
utmost a nonopoly OF tho budget Commit
tco Of which n. Gambetta assumed ths Preai-
Geticv. 4 few months passed, tic difficulties IN
vas wa believed that H. Simon would before long,
declaring It Impossible 10 act with such a Cham
ber, have invited tho Marshal to dissolve It.
Tile Marshal would havc taken tho advice Of the
grind o3portunIts.' Iiadd tic Simon Cabinet o.
fcc.ed the dissolution, ule clccttpns would have
bcen held with tic Ropubtlcans divided, at,d the
split woutd havo been wtdencd, even Il tho Right
would not havo increased thcir uuaIbeEs. Had
the Marshal declared, ou tic otlcr haNt, ns Ia
.norc probable, that u dissolution being thug an-
oyftab!n lie preferred carry!ngit out With Con-
sentative Cabinet The country would hare regard
Cd this o. natural md lsgtt!natU, and ts , tets
retns, would have had to choose between q Cou-
scryutiye aid nGamhcttLst Administration. The
coup of Mny, 1877, shattered oil those pr0spcctst
ellaeed n!1 tho faults H., of the chambor, n,a M
10 ugruc on my substitute for the Republic, had
NJ policy hut that Of 8traning tho law nutl
erecting military dcspotls'n under tho forms
q liberty. T. tnay well bo boitsscd That the
clarcd. "We acted too soon." fur The Senatorial
ELECTIONS were then eighteen mouths OIL, md
there. was conscauently plenty OF time to lot
ho slmontamhet.a quas5ts, a1ta como 3',n s,,,a 70
nf rontrntjlnn tnrse oloctfons, which ,wcrc
Tic kcy Of tho position. The Marsllnl's
retontfon Of ollleo for twclvc months attcr tho
termination O. tne c!lsts altu ne eo,tseasatlve s
np.y % 1yriai H. ~ ~ ti,o fann" hv rastranr,
| thc Left from any ticmonstratlon wlllcli might
hare alarmed tho Senatorial electors. Tc post-
| ton ma now changed. Thc Rcactionarics can"
nron,ote inv LONGER the etabIIity Of tho prcsput
system. Dlundcrs on tho part Of tho Lett will
not agatn bo eouptcractcd by plumbers on thc
nart III TIC REht. a,l0uv WHOM, there even
/ eeoIns determination to ayoId scenes Of row
dyism In tic Chamber. Tie Republic Is l,cncc-
forth dependent on tic good bchaYios Of It's pro-
fesscd friends, unl II rc1nulns to bo seen
Jer Il yolntnry scryire eat1ai 70 tho !nTo,untary
asrvJce nj ita ntiycrsarfes.
nu,n.u,4.
| N.'.,
! fLEVSA, fcos V'-4 aFfivco aeF7 1ast utehs'
having Visited en- route Drenoga, Gabrova,
sclyt, md Loycha. TIC dlasrlcts I passed
thfoash ase pes.sSsy qss. asa us ., 1asSa .is.
se1nstous with the Bulearlaus and With the ad'
mtniatratfou Of the country. The Mussulmanl
who rematpcd In their Villages during the va,
hnyc rot heon ,no,c.trd In nrra,n or nronertv
but nearly all descrted '1ousas haye been dam
nEel or destroyed. Few or n0ue oE tho .rlchcl
class Of Turks have returned. Some Of thu Int
| .,x iov, ,ort nra,t. rr T}rInaria+ orcrgr IN ec1
VS. "ss nea. eSS ~ .Isns.. -, . ~ o.,
thclr properly aal SA''aleo ti'at III 'nu t"s'
tive Mussuln1an peasants, as well d. tho artlsan'
Ut tho towns, Will return It they can find n1canl
IN do so. md will remain contcnted undo
~ rL.1a.,n., .a,,,,t.t- t-ott,n t,,r,, ~,
lau iar.s ,,,t,, "nt hn sn.Isns vii,
imf n Noltom,tnn goyrrnt1.snt. Ij,o T1lrka Wit
| hnyn retl,rt,cd 10 l,oycIln complain bitterly oI
| fI,rfr eunorInra Having received ttrttefs 1,
| jenyo tha town before lis capture bT tho RUS
aIans, they point to their ruined houses unt
,'icn contrast tiiens With TIC Musaut'nan "
iaGos o. Calassan nnu hesLas1,, ~ .ire 9outo ~
intna i.Mt, Hmu.u snra',vl,"ut au II" cannairn
Wvn;v III Srrat il 5elt nferYwhsrc anonsr III,
hottsr cl9yssns NJ I,,lanrians Il, ti,ts annroashn
Tnnst,tno1.tc at 'rirnav"' md ind rsnerni
~ sat,n aivis,ns nj eenttnnnt nireen3T III
,, LUZ, s's assswT ~ s,,,n,n,Irntnns f,n TIncgs
fea.oe tii H. .n is,tIo, Hnvn"unra dnfn1mcd m -
so,,c t,,ot thn rnnstt,,on.n xnnd VITA f"r III
.,,s,,att,, ttT ~ ,Gs t'nr"M!iur s%ssn hut .ia
sS. eIactinp ~ +. prnco wnid ho dsfcrrct mi
~ ~ III s.rIM az ,"riaS - w '3''e' '@'
i"sI1 n11 ,farsod t,v T,,rs}, rnsen4s that thrct
1,ttm. III lSt ~ H., M;sm,mnm nonmfo1jon ~ thi
t.r N,} hsfo,a tts nnsrv ~ the Wmsssrt IL
tt .,,., ro',.inoi hnus hnn, toIrtw trns t.i