, 1881-08-06

. PARIS, ApE. .b.-t:Anbettn's speech lnat
night Mt the Tours banquet Is unquestl0i,-
ably oND OF tle lnust Important tlU llns ever
1llatle, and gives thu moro prOErcssst section
If tle llepuLllcAn pArty tho walcllwnrl and
dclinit program 1t has been waiting fur. 1t
is broad, clear, anil, in the natn, statcanEa',-
like, embracing soilesna Of rtfotiis urgent
" needed by tho French llatIon. But It Will
probably nut tind fayor with tho nlajority Of
NJ. Gan,betta's feIl0w~eolntryn,0tl. Most
llopubl!cans will applaud u.o proposed tacas-
ures fur assuring the co,uplGte. liberty
Of association uiil the extension OF
grat,,itous ind liberal etllcnllol'. and
tic Introduction of TIM eeonDM!s alld social
reforms hiMtetl ut Iii II. Ga,nbctta's program.
but the question of tho revision, even partial,
Of tic. Senate, II, tho way advocated by tho
President Of the Chamber, will split tho llc-
publican purity Into two factions, a1ldt rs n
matter ut course, will alcMlnte many of its
present Senatorial supporters. /.
-r1ls ApnnEas WHICH NIL. MOTION
delivered tl,ia aftar,loon, III presenting his
credentials to the President, was ut II fur
such speeches usually are. 1t :wns c0lclled
In tor1ns distinctly md heartily Republican,,
and contained tho following significant
pAssage: ",rhis IL tic sentiment which
biiuls tie citizens Of tho two laalInR Re
pnblIcs Ut tho wosld. Doth havo struggled
for free government, MD botll now en1oy
wlint was defined by our martyretl Lincoln
~ "a Government Of tho po0plo, fur Tho
people, aud by, tho peoplB.f A,nerica Ia
proud to occupy will, France tho foremost
rank III the grI,d march Of national.
PRESIDENT uREvy,
replying to Alr. Morton. snltl tint tho choice
| of Mr. Morton would contribute to nfalsm Tho
friendly relations which, II possible, would
| Ia further canented by the Kruat uIanlfasta-
| tlons preparing In Alnerlca, at wlllo', France
would participate, as sl,p had participated In
l,er successtul struggle. lilo exprusaed n
l.ope for tho PROSPERITY Ut America, md for
tho recovery Of President Garfield. F01low-
lug Ii President Gt6yy's roply to uon Noyca:
Ftnnee nr4lenty dosfros tho recovery of Frcsa"
dpnt Garfield, whose life waa placcd In peril by
nil .,dlous Mttatnpt which Nils Iii all With horror.
| 0nr tWp nAttDus haro toalmon duty to por"
| form, aud aro, tp n,annor, charRod With tho
protcut!on Of souts. They bMye groat snlsston
--nA.nuly3 to sh1w to tho world that tile true
g,lurantans OF human liberty are centred III ro-
| publican Institutions
President Gr6yy concluded by expressing
sympathy for Gon. Noyes alll the peoplo Of
Asnerlcn: ,......
10 Il. ir..ttrn = A.,ossat.a rss.s,
To,1,s. Aug, 5.-At n bo,u,t,et lastMight,
| Ga,nbotta. ruplyinv to II toust to rresi.unt
(,rayy. warmly euloglzci tho lattcr. and sy!tl
ho reuruttou the i.pEisIuture l,otl mt, BY
adoptii,u tho scrut., ,le ltste afforded HIN ai,
o,,portu1,fty of consulting tho Democratic
purity III u byoaitor nll deeper ilatll,ur tlllii'
ut present Gallbatta tleciatad himself Il
partisan Of tho existence Ut tic two ChAlll'
iors' Ii, snftn Of Mi lbs faults committed by
,ha s.untr.. hnt In .lesIrrd to SEE lilo two
hnnsos % n,i,nnte.. by. orc shirt. lie constl,
erctl IL 1,s tuIy tn Icfs,,d beforc tie co,lusry
tnc tmteinry sxistci,co of the Senate. and
n"}v to cn;lnovnr tn n,n,tify tho aleetnral AVS
t"n; t from whiul, II Isriyc.l it's orlniu, /,
vns nec"s.nry. In said. to introducu Into tht
mo1a nf noninaftur sunntors the prlncIplt