The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-09-17
The GA.st.e's Paris Letter.
vRAScx AND Eerrr.

Pans, August I5ih. IssI.
For the second time France has Numbered
herself out of Egypt. The French are not only
ve1si, bot regret in their heart Of hslrts. the
collapse Of she conference. Had the nation
been canditly informed OF the question. il
would never have permitted its government to
be made the organ Of the Hnas BntQHs, to the
detriuent CT the fsil,iissls, for the French are
instinctively the fC-s Of oppression. At best,
the Bond-Holders formed only the red herring
,railed TO throw England of the real scent.
The aim Of France vas, to regain thc position
she herself had forfeited in Egypt; now she
sees England paramount and resolved, and the
dynamite uniting resorted to; the Zee faw fun
representations INDUCED in, may fairly be
ranked As stage thunder. As England cannot
20 back, she must 20 forward. She has to
show the Cbstrucsiouisis, that their day is over
She must let her determined viii and strong
hand be felt, not only in Egypt, but through
out the East That should constitute the new
departure OF Lord Granville. Overhaul Egypt
from top to boitomi give the fsldscsg hope;
give them courage, byreinins IN usureEs, es-
tablishins equal i4xati0r, and cleaning the
Augean stable Of incapable, effets and corrupt
pach1s. There Is good material in the cOun-
try, only let It Be properly worked up. No
one here believes any ether programme worth
4 hg. In the way OF encouraging ''Protecto-
rates" France has nothing to touch Angle
Indians, and IN matters Of finance, VI. de Big
uierss will be long time before he comes up
to Mr.. Gladstone
What the French are puzzled at, is the mu-.
tual bambo0zling Of signing 4 preliminary
agreement that all misunderstanding having
been removed between England and France,
and that the conference had only 10 register
an agreement There Is nothing extraordinary
in frances abusing the eonciliat0ry spirit Of
England, and in getting the inch, trying to OBJ
tain the ell The presenting Of the ulhmatum
two hours before the last meeting Of the Con-
grsss, Is an old weakness with France. And
when It was met with firm and logical Isfu-
sal, that flTid JrHicsss retired AZ usual, dis
cnmHtsd ard discouraged.
NOTE OF WARNING.
bis something like the fox and the sour
grapes for France to point out all the Difficult
mes before England in Egypt. 1, is high time
for France 70 concentrate all her attention on
her own Egypt at Tonquin. She would do
well to keep her weather eye open on Ger
many. Bismarck Is I clumsy siren, but in
tempting France into an alliance, and so ''haVe
the world between theu," the French nay be
squeezed. In Is66 Bismarck tricksd Napo-
Belgian seizure He is now setting the Ger
man journals, which are merely ! telephone
connected with VariiH and the Berlin Foreign
cGce, to stroke down France, % accept the
conclusions Of 1901 as iTTeTDcable, for her
70 lay down new keel and pitch into old John
Bull. And there are FTeuchmeu who nibble
az the bait, and cannot see that AZ moment,
siren Bismarck will turn to the Alsatiaus aud
viii say: "Ioa have remained In mourning
because separated from France; look how the
latter il ready 70 throw you over; cast away
your black mourning eaps and here are some
new ribbons to tie up your bonny brown hair"
THE PARLIAMENT OF FRANCE
The Congress does not present healthy
look The seeds Of dissolution seem to have
taken root hard and fast in the ministerial
quorum It was hoped to finish the work Of
Congress in a couple Of days; now ! week
hence Is iIsd a. the date, aud each new day
means, perhaps, commencing danger. The
opening meeting was extremely unTuIy, but all
popular assemblies Ehcu excited do not re-
.emble Louis XIV, the ecurtiers; the vivacity
Of the Freuch character only makes the diff
ference mare marked. The governments CON-
nitted the errpr Of voting down the minority
and Struggling all discussion That was bold
bat certain % create great irritation and pro-
woke reprisals in every FORM Is was fanda-
mentally znothsE great blnndeE, 10 view the
Congress, the highest political power IN tie
realm, a. subordinate 70 the Senate and CHAM
Der Of Deputies. the mere voting machine Of a
ministry whose Positisn had already been
serio1sIy shaken. The expectation Is and the
Necessities Of the situation require, that ".
FsrTy's revision I'LL Be carried, even with all
it faults, and % csoss the Congress. The Op-
poueafs Of the cabinet are all able men terribly
IN earnest; IN > white heat at the premier, and
fall Of exPeiisuts. If " Ferry be defeated,
anarchy Is the consequence
TzE ANARCHISTS.
The Anarchists held a violent meeting: they
stated that they desired 10 b ia 10 manner
compared With the deputies sitting al Yer
SALES, who were simply bandits" n Narsf,
himself deputy, ayoEsd the Congress vas
positively "abomiBzble," and n. Laissut an
other deputy, agreed the Lest Thing % do, was
70 suppress IT, Only fifty members Of the
meeting volunteered 10 march then and there
On Versailles. Il vas whispered that General
Gullipet, who gave the Communists such a
tsrribls DaniHhmeaf, vas a. Versailles, ready
for work, despite bis wounds from s'lOcono-
i've, received a few days ago while saving =
woman and her infant fron being rzn over.
Il il generally thoughf that Gallipst's body
o1srs no l0rs roo1 for E0lnds5 be has been
% riddIed with shat aud shell, 90 gashed Eiih
spear aad sword, that the fragms1is Of bis
body are ouly kept IN Place b. an ingenious
combinzfion Of silver plates and Screws.
cosyIcT ENISa4TIOs.
WIN Aasfr1iia Be e1ntsut With the eoncss-
sioa the Frsnch GoTsTumsut proposes, d send
ing, ~ Ten, o. sixty, ihosssnd Of her incsr-
rigiiIe Criminals, bat 6ns-fo1Tth. estimated az
&c thousand, 70 New Cslsdonsz2 The re-
zaisder vii b dispatched % GszJHe, Fhsrs,
Il fasy issl inclined they can wander into the
vast sapirs u Brazil, nsariy - laEgs - A1s-
trzliz heTBslL Opinion i znzious 70 know,
doea Arsissii. s:aad " De vhsls-hog do