The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-31

that of letting questions aione' Ii
wsa a ha5sr 5ous act to limit the con-
oress in advance to ministerial"
nrogramue and there was the danger
that the various sections would fuse
into a constituent assembly, ana
possibly assume the executive power.
Il is pity France has never osen
able to initiate Olotaire's Council OF
Paris, whion in 615, decreed a per
netuaI constitution. The tate
dynasty was plebisoited immortal no
less than three times, bat what has
been the result of these IouVenoe
baths? Prince Jerome issuing
manifesto to remind the world he 10
not relocated to museum OF sntiaul
ties, but which attracts no more notice
than a commercial prospectus
NOT SOUL IN FRANCE
viewed the congress as a serious
gathering, 80 have not been dlsap-
pointed. 1t was put down as con-
press not OF revision. but OF derisien.
Then the points in the charter to be
/ reformed were go homeopathic,
. smoanting to something like decree
ing the immortality of the Repub-
! lie, and expressing public prayers
for its health, prosperity. and longeV-
8 ity. NJ. Ferry had the whole piece
/. arranged in advance; the roles dis
= tribated and scenes regulated. 80 that
the play could be concluded in two or
Is three days-the length of time it
:, takes to represent comedy IN =
q japan theatre, or il the worst came
, to the worst. the reforms could be
voted en- bloc by what Is called
% coup de force. But the plan of cam
l. paign was "blown" on.
The minority naturally did not like
this kind OF liberty, hence the sue
ceeding scenes, recalling the tapis
p francs OF Eugene Sue, or the real
% revolutionary assembly, where the
u lamentable spectacle was presented
81 of the prime minister being threaten
l. ed to be chucked out OF the tribune
SO by NJ. Audrieux, collsred in wor j.,
70 by his ex Perfect de Police! The bal
10 was set going by NJ. Baady d. Asson
u who when the President OF the Sen
y ate. NJ. LIE Rcyer. announced the con
" gre.s was opened, M. Baudy d. Assor
teI exclAimed: "The farce is going to
70 !! beginl" This gentleman is the mad
~ cap Of the Right; he ran through
W fortune OF seven millions OF francs
ng and when on the point of being lef'
ge without q sous, rich relative CON
d veniently died, and bequeathed hin
W eleven millions. And he neye
~ believed this relative had "a disin
10 heriting countenanoe. Excep
W being the the grand interrupter o
Iu- the Chamber of Deputies. he ia popu
as lar with all parties. M. VerIhae
w. climbed up to the rostrum az III
To- said, to ''speak reason;" his offer Wa'
he rot declined with thanks. but boot
ue ings. NJ. D. Maillefou, considerin
ue the heat and dust, in one sense sp
,aIiI propriately asked
IN. WOULD DRINKS BE PAID FoRr
!or M.Truelle actually barked like dos
im he must be studying hydrophobia'
1as ouly he further suggested "to brin
he buckets OF water" M. Margue We
missed, 80 Cambronne had no repre-
sentative. M. Noel Pariait WAS
positive convulsionnaire, and 80 YER
nc, imparfait. M. Langlois suggeste
rs the death agony OF PolichinelIe
10 10 Clemencean, the most importal
:ne figure in the whole congress, accuse
loii the government majority OF brlngln
ST. hat ri
a s.u but from their "stomachs." Son
a.. a., ! philosophical legislator said. Il
~. whole Louise was but mere heap
no' rag a mullins" 1t will be surprisir
' .o', if NJ. LIE Roy's life be not shortent
SEE SEE after the fatigue OF presiding: he rar
~; his bell till 1t seemingly could max
81 90 no more noise; stesm-horn wou
u ,So have been useless. Tnen he put
. ;ne his hat signal Of, ''our next meri
. "on meeting" 1t happened to be b
- own hat 80 the calamity was avoid
~. uu' that once befell Marc st. Girsrdi
Nv NV, who presided at the National Asser
ous bly, and to terminate disorder
-, seance he put strange hat on
&c. head which descended over
We We shoulders. "a capital likeness
, a Orleanism," be was the burning q
=, = shining light of that party, Cbserv
Gambetta.
'u the The congress viewed from the pr
ha gallery, looked like an INNER
billiard table, and the multitudes
20 bald heads az go many billiard bal
I'd What field of operation ior inta
- ~ bic hair restorersl
that VICTOR HUGO
, o ~. sat on the upper row of ses
III, ,Ul Jupiters seek ever Olympuses, OF
'S 10y Extreme Lett party. The old p
-, 11 - appeared lost in reverie sublimely
r. ~ " different to the Lilliputisns baloV
arn. the gangway incluoed. The
Lac poet is- rapidly falling into the si1
mo; age of mantle lean and sippe
tha pantsloon: he has had to give up
the morning tub-the only British IN
nt n tuition he learned while an exile
< al Eogland; he has also bad to for
rand the luxury of riding on the In
oh. board OF omnibusses. He has
own rooms to himself in the sc