New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15


new lite in generation educated by State scnooi-
masters will owe her emancipation from the rule oi
.ho por,isb nr;oot CIV g.
AT THE DEAD LEADERS BIER.
SCENES AND "REMINISCENCES AT VILE ID AVhAf'
Letter 10 the Pail Mall CARTE
PARIS. Jan. 81 could not bring myself on
such dav Of universal merrymakng tho LIST Of Jan,
nary TO visit the OF NJ. Gambettas long anu tic
illness But yesterday morning mas aode 70 pnvn M
ac0uaintances who were old friends OF the deceased
statesman. There not one among tne VINO ,h was
not greyonsly perturbed and none more so nan lnose
who had fallen away from him within the last TWO IT,
As they arrived at the terminus some tine oeIGTe ,e
train started In the hope Of meeting GhnbeiuSts ret
ing from Vile dANTay, much conversation went OH VI
th ra not ashamed TO manifest sensbiity Those
who proceeding TO Les Jardlcs SPOKE WIN e5Ss
living there Some OF them called to mind the oyalons
which under the Mac Mahonate Gambetta used daly 20
receive in the terminus where we were waiting Every
evening when the 1cputys train arrived from NeTsal
les he was watched for and the moment ne appeared nc
claimed by the throng in which policemen KEPT II lane
Omen He had iovia manner of taking the hero wor-
ship OF which he was the object rue haha mn ga va"
not leaning VI Spuer's arm was oteh suetcnru "
i'm sign of friendly greeting to somebody he recognized
When the depuys train did not arrive before ocIoge
the manitestants who gathered at the terminus W
chiefly composed of peban class OF kepnonc i ~
Gam6etta he went along, addressed ~ Jour- mon
ami" to the workman VINO struck MN us DenS
as well enthusiastic. NJ. Gambetta required ,uc sun
From tho time he began ride iii carriage to
| Versailles and to he surrounded with military gurus
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or his best faculties rnsted He essentially rib-
une and one of greatest oraorca artists that ever
| andshe sympathizing ,crowd. When he was removed
from 1t his nina lost its elasticity ms eApahs Wy @
sneecbes delivered since he went to the PalS BorpOh
were so inferior to those he made balconies III pro-
vincia theatres and in the Chamber a. SeGS NJ
Ga,0betas creation whom he hal made pTeieGt c i,
1870 The day was beautifully brlgns anu wy ;r
| blew in through the carragc windows eNmlaia,In
My travelling eompanon whc was PROFOUNDLY su I g
terminus yielded TO their Cheering influence ana reinuh
| he
QarcOn!with towcrng2genus in the amented orator INC
former quality had been cause Of strength In me m
rant period of his career From the time he had the pat
ronage of eminent TO dispense ana heu the Ee! o
the Bourse IL became n source or weakness. lie hd9
formed a connection with lady of Oriental race and
Ievantine associations She had the money loving IN
stncs her people, and the strong tribal leeng Wc1
binds them close together Any friend o. Gainhetas OF
g1 1Te e Wn o SG"H %s Win for being
ha,neton oHcmdnd when he gave sage u ~, e5c
ing n,nGIndrof ami whose home lives were correct
we're dislked and aents gd,cons praised ana made wei
hall They amused M.tGambeta. and they pleased me
lady who treated them as cousins because InGy WeI1 an
to einancipnte himself from the cotere that had sprung
up around Inns He was urged oy sister 10 Ec' dt
wrench he and sat ut the feet OF ady OF RANK
Who has shapcd her life according the precepts ncu
sued They gave rise to the impression that Gainbetta
wounded himself in trying to prevent snicda dis
| charge of a pistol. This fatal personage IL not the
mother Of the lad in Germany II was at her SUGGESTION
that certain deputies who had resularlzed idnE mG9S
| we're asked to enter the Gamhetta Cabinet: IL thcr
wives good enough to preside at dinners
there would no longer he any reason WHY she 5hou
main oscurity The story OF Hercules ana Delahehi
| The properly Of NJ Gambetta has been considerably
enlarged since bought and now extends the weoc
mcnt excludes from the end of the grounds neaf the
rays OF the declining sun In the deep shadow "H"h u
casts in the afternoon are the new ohces OF Les Jai
| aud rustic pavilion tue shape 81 BOOKCASE ID Nn'n
NJ Ga1nbetta kept his library. This little construction
faces toward the embanment and Is In the midst OF
clum of trees. II is bult With the materials used IN
Norman cottages and the tiled hooris Garpeted win
| rtIaiu m SIM
clouds of midges. NJ Gambetta much before the
world that an pose he liked the feeling intense
csion that he xperenced with the green railway en-
bankmen before hin and cinp OF t r niied M I'm
a TrianOr fashion. II il soidly built ~ brick and free
stone. aud communicates win coach ionsf, III Trie me-
there fonr carriages also stylish ana adorned WIN
NJ Gambetas cipher Les Jardcs form BASIN one hall
property OF an old Lcgtmist lady, VINO Regarded hei
celebrated neighbOr with horror lie tired over ana
,, Idv md 81 fancy nricc Tor H. hut She re
fused to do So and intended bnild on 1t m asy nm Tor
two properties IS ditch 1t runs tn oush the centre OF
H. Gambetta's grounds arc beyond the shadow Of the
| emhanknent; very pretty. aut cocknry walks wind
about too much through pine trees planted IN So ttere
| order lust toward the house, which Is midway mp tie
basin and situated at the foot Of NATURAL terrace,
e. there is a kchen-gatden. There is much rural
charm. Sunshine l. literally poured down, ana makes
this corner petite ror nee Just here the ground
orns an extended platform, which there - rose
garden bounded end 10y LONG arbor and ut the
other by the house, which has very country mir and
though Inpretending. il picturesque. Very Old lahur-
NUNS which in the early summer covered with bios
SONS climb up the facade and round the smash win
d0ws The front outline OF the house looks like three
big steps.
While the autopsy. the ghasfly ais Of which are
worked up sensatiOnay In the French papers was being
made servants iunkettiDg III the Kitchen the outer
door OF which is on the gravel sweep, ana was VIDE
Open All the from the stable. the gardener the
maids the cook and the footmen OF the great doctors
who bad come down, eating. drinking. aud laugh
ing The cook passed round jar OF Curacoa which was
drunk out of Bordeaux glasses Francois and Louis. the
confidential personal attendants were in the mortuary
| chamber.
| The friends who we're assembled In stting-rOOms and
in groups in the little park inside appeared like men ut
| tery stunned. Eyes were swollen. Emmanuel Arene
lifted up his voice In weeping. The most broken-hearted
of all poor old DOmangin battled like hero against his
grief and about giving directions for the funeral
RepOrers belonging to the Ganbettst press talked In
depressed manner about the future Of the Journals for
which they work What would the Reputtque frdncdise
| be without NJ. Gambetta His name Heated that pa
per- The Petite Reputque. The Express. Paris. etc The
VOtaire could get along by itself And then the immense
journalistic organization In the provinces who bnt Gam
| giant who sheltered many had IN falling crushed
down all those persons OF minor value who grouped
around him. Spuler. Paul Bert. Allan Targe LockrOy.
were rather friends than satellites. There rea-
son why they should Lot maintain high positions In the
| political world. AT three O'Clock message arrived
from Naquet that the BOurse had up, and likely
to continue rising This the de gTdce To those
whose affection the dcfct Colossus Interested
I am happy say that they In small minority.
Gambetta sincerely loved by nearly everyone Who
| knew him WELL and he mcrited their love-
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