The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-05

PARIS ltlId
What They are Saying and Doing
in the French Capital
Correspondence Of the HERALD.)
PARIS, January, IL, 1882.

PARIS, January, IL. 1882.
The deputies when they agree on
the stsge, their unanimity is wonder
ful; they have agreed to demand 9
higher salary than 1880 francs 9
year, as that sum ia inadequate to
meet the wear and tear Of parlis-
mentary life. They are Q good way
behind Billy Pitt, whom Byron
states, ruined Great Britain gratis.
nejournal irreysrently suggests, that
the representatives ought only to
receive supplemental remuneration,
and that exclusively. from their
constituents, in the annual form OF
pour bOire, or tips, like garcons in
cafes, and the race domestic, IN
general. These local contributions
would serve to remind NJ. P's, how
far they we're esteemed by the sover-
eign people. 1t is q cardinal prin-
ciple of democracy, that the laborer
Is worthy Ct his hire
Public opinion, that ID. Gambetta,
or Julius or Viteliius Cesar ss bis
antagonists dub him when they are
in the insulting mood, and that is
generally every day in the week,
Sunday included, has decided that NJ.
RoHstsu return 10 the place
whence he came; only he has been
enjoined, to purge. leave of sack,
and leave clean. He must haye 20
more felons for attaches and conf.
Dental secretaries. and il he be re-.
solved to throw his handkerchief at
any of their wives, it must be done
not to shook the virIuous population
of Tunisia, or Rochetorl, or . Paris
ian jury "a in the latter cass such
might again involve conviction.
and necessitats a visit OF the fore
man Of the jury to consale with M.
Roustan tor allowing the law to take
iss course After Brutus condemned
hIs sons TO Death for q street row
Aiclblades was banisned for tying sin
kettles tn dogs tails and practicing
vlv.aoCtion Oh. that caudsl appendage,
he retired to his private apartments
and wept IS bitterly ss Saint
Peter.
To be revonged on NJ. Gambetta's
new departure from the immortal
principles Of 1898 by bis sending
Roustan back to Cunis instead of to
guiilotine, the IntrGusigednts have
found their man and the occasion TO
tho politics of Gambetta. |
Al all times Q parsonage or corpse.
proved one half of the success OF q |
political agitation or q revolution. |
How many eminent republicans to.
lay, from Gambetta doWnWards,
have made their fortune by trading |
Do the death OF Baudinf The no-sur-
rsroer RAIDS have taken up Major
80 a fit and proper
candidate to represent Paris
IL the ssnat-. In 1877 when Mac
Maton the fret, Wsss state mated by
he considered for . short
lime the possibility Of executing 9
title coup d'etat. General Mirabel
rev up plan, % TToClin did Of the
Isige OF Paris, 90 rsslize the karshsl's
se fAW fam Wieus. Owing to ihs
ministers decline to stake their heads
md fortunes On the game, she atEoks
II stAtesmanship became . fiasco.
But MirAbel retained the credit of
he affair, and also Major LAbordere
or throwing up his sword. sooner
han execute secret orders against
he republicans. Mirsbsl is now in
AbrshAm's bosom, being o chef of
;hef; ct the war office, while Labor.
isrs 10 at his plow like .Oinoinnatus.
There Roeheiort and company have
sought him, and throwing him ct
3ambesta's head, invite the Romans
10 look on this picture and On this. |
has no end OF flies in bis
and 10 augment his mis-
fortunes, the ambassadors have
secretly resolved to dine him to
death.
Only Gambetta fills the public eye;
occasionally the existence OF M.
Grevy is remembered by his counter
signing official acts, and resolutely
out against the use of the
80 tending to diminish the
population Of France; the Worst nee
9 man can be put 20 is TO hang him.
Better send Bill Sykes and his Nancy
to New Caledonia. to pass their
honeymoon, become exemplary
farmers, and give hostages to for
tune. The ministers are oversbad-
owed BY Gambetta; SO much the bet
ter for them in the eclipse. Il is
rumored that in respect to Tunisisn
levy, that John Bull will take that
out of Roger Boutemps when negoti.
aiing the commercial treaty.
Christmas festivals passed of very
well; the Netr York HeraEd's weather
clerk obligingly secured US special
frost, that sent pains and aches out
of many bones. and plenty into
others. The iatted calf Was extern
sivsly killed, and also the fattened
pig, as every part OF that ''angel,"
"a Minsolet in his Ode to the Poroine
race, 90 affeolionately addresses the
neither OF seven sucking youngsters
ready for au Gsto de fe, forms bonnie
bouche ct Christmas Eve suppers.
The institution of Christmas is taking
not in Trance;indeed it vas anciently
common to Franks and Saxons.
Concierges back up the innovation.
axnackinO an ovorkura tin IN Nav