Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-20
RADICAL REMEDIES.
THE POLITICAL POT BOILING
IN PARIS,

The Legitimist Conspiracy Probably
Exaggerated-Exhibi of Religious
Emblems PrOscribed-A Stringent Mea-
sure Against Pretenders-Count De
Chambord and Count De Paris Alarmed
LONDON, Jan. l9.-The Times Paris
correspondent says: "After stormy
council, whereat some of the Ministers
pronounced strenuously for NJ. Flaouet's
proposal, the Cabinet resolved to submit
bill for summary Furnishing the exhi-
bltlon OF religious emblems, the posting of
placards and the utterance of disloval
cries."
The Daily NeacS, in its financial article.
says: 1.-The Monarchists and BOnapartists
In France have instructed their agents
here to make arrangements for the trans
Ter OF their property in case of their ex-
pulsion from that country"
a dispatch from Paris to the Ddilg NetrS
says: princess Mathilde and Prince
Louis, whom Prince Jerome has repeated
the expressed wish to see, have not been
admitted to the COnciergerie. Prince Je-
rome is allowed to see advocates, and. as
most OF ms political friends are lawyers
he can see nearly all of them."
"Ihe Due d'Aumana was Visibly dis
turDed when he heard of NJ. Flaquet's bill.
The news of Prince Jerome's action
caused a great sensation in the household
OF the Count de ChambOrd. The Count de
Paris left at once on hearing the news to
consult with his relatives in Paris"
The Paris correspondent of the Times
says Nj. CuneO D'OrmanO, Bonapartist
member of the Chamber of Deputies gave
notice to the Prefect of Police last evening
that he had posted Prince jerome Napo-
Icons manifesto outside his own house.
and challenged him to prove the illegalitv
of the action. Persons passing by the
house pulled the placard down. The police
declined to crafty NJ. Cuneo D'Ormano's
desire for martyrdom. The prohibition Of
the display of religious emblems in the
government bill, which the cabinet has
resolved TO submit, is sop to those per-
sons greedy for religious persecution. The
correspondent, referring to the portion of
the government bill against pretenders to
the throne, says that those against whom
it is directed will be always and every-
where suspects" and this wretched
piece of tyranny will revive in gay and
generous nation the shameful passion of
delation which made degenerate Rome
the eXecratiOn of the world.
The Figaro asserts that Prince Jerome
Napoleon now regrets that he eliminated
a phrase contained in the draft of his
manifesto as follows: "WhOeyer he NAV
be, the elect of people will be their only
PARIS, Jan. 19.-Some of the morning
papers give further details of the alleged
organization of a civil war in the west of
France with the help of the Catholic
workmen's clubs, and mention the dis
covery of Legitimist conspiracy called
catholic Alliance forming a vast as
sociation, which is directed by Baron De
Charette. They declare that thirty-three
legions have been formed in the west and
centre. Several officers of the army are
implicated in the conspiracy, and depots
of arms exist.
The V0ttaire declares that a rising in
Lavendel is fixed for the 21st inst. The
Temps says: '"The details published i'm
regard to the reported Legitimist plot NAV
be somewhat exaggerated, but the gem
eral facts are correct" The authorities.
it says, are watching the movements of
certain restless Royalists, and any real
attempts made by them to carry out their
designs will be vigorously suppressed.