New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
THE ORLEANS CONSPIRACY.
HIGH TINE IT WAS DONE AWAY WITH.


trRox THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE rRrnrsEl
PARIS, June 10.
have had conversations about the bill to expel
the Orleans Princes with Messrs. Clemenceau, Pei
letan. Barthelemy st. Hilalre, and Jules Simon
and Madame Adam and have heard Messrs. de Frey
cinet. Sadi Carnot Goblet and Lockroy converse
on the subject. My feeling is that 1t is time for the
Republic to put its foot down upon the dynastlc
families. and particularly the Eu branch. NJ Bar
thelemy 81. HIlaire says: Lot the Republicans be
wise and they need not fear' He might as well
say, let every one live according to the laws of
health and there need be no fear OF quarantine
regulations. The ancient monarchy is dead and
cannot be resuscitated. But the corpse should not
be kept in tue house. Unquestionaby the
combination of Orleanist Princes clericals without
particle or Catholic faith. aud money-bag jews
whose daughters have married nOblemen and want
10 SHINE at court OF some Sort do form the corpse
OF tho ancient regime. W. Sarrien. the Minister OF
the INTERIOR says that he is olly kept from unvei
ing the extent Of tho OIleanlst conspiracy by the
fear that If he did the sheep Of Panurge wonld
fancy the Princes stronger tnan the Republic and
go over to them with arush the next elections for
the councils General. The numerous agricultural
societies to protect French farmers against Ameri-
can competition, and the societies for the defence
OF religion are all political groups subventioned
them after Gambetta died and they are
now spread I'll over France under the 70 ostering
auspices Of the bishops. some of whom the better
to hide their game have affected rally to the ex-
istlng form Of government. The COnte De Paris is
very wealthy. His uncle. the Due dAumale, Is
enormously rich. for he vas left when a child the
Chahlly Tulse- hontmorency estates, received
great dowry with his wife. bequeathed
SZ,VOo,OOO by his mOther-In-lav three years ago.
drew lot Of public money in his youth n gen.
eral IN active service and GovernOr-G General or
Algeria; and always while keeping up fine ap-
pearance, was saving to the degree of parsimony.
The Due de MontpensIer. father of the COmtesse de
Paris, l. would appear, is richer still. Then
the Rothschllds back the d'Oreans so far as their
dispositions allow them. Last and certainly not
least IS that prodigousv wealthy and extremely
openhanded lady, the Duchess de Galliera. who
presented to the Montpensers the estate and villa
that belong 20 them near Bologna, and gives the
Comte lie Paris the use OF her ground floor and I'M
mensr garden N the mansion in the FaubOurg st.
ierinain nj which the famous reception took place
on May 10.
Thus II will be seen the Orleanist propaganda has
heaps Of money behind 1t. Ii mas also the support
Of all the reactionary and other courts which hate
the demolluons of walls of separation between
class and class that are being surely operated
ny the grOWtnO Of Republcan lnstItu IONS IN Franco
Family ambition and seihslleSS and the friendly
aid OF the Vatican give tiIlty Of aim TO the policy
Of the Orleans Princes and their party which now
includes the greater portion of the hungry and the
aristocratc Bonapartists.
Pastor Dide, iu the committee named by the
bureaus Of the Sen,te 70 report on the bill which
has passed the Chamber indulge in bad sort OF
pulpit rhetoric IN opposing that measure. To my
thinking he showed more Dedantry than principle
in standing out against the Ministers who went 10
defend the blll before the committee. Nine. Dlde,
you see, is a highly " respectable" " EngllshwOman
and Il inbued with the English prejudice in favor Of
princes who are cousins of the Queen.
As her husband has abandoned his pastoral
duties 70 attend 70 his legislative ones and is too
much the free thinker 10 be ranked as Protestant.
ne Is not afraid of a clerical reaction which would
certainly take place those agTlcu tural and
religious defence societies 10 bring the COmte de
Paris the top OF the STATE wheel. he pastor got
into the senate az radical Republican and free
thoughr Protestant. Pastor DIde yesterday de-
voted his eoquence-and al great length TO the
defence Of the lrlnces-whO are well able 10 defend
themselves. N. de Pressense-asO a pastOr-tOOk
the same side. But he never went III TOR ree-thought
Professionalism anu political Radlcansm and ne dld
some excellent work when the Divorce DILL was
before the Senate in getting the principle
of " what Is sauce for the goose Is
sauce for he gander" adopted and acted upon.
NJ. LOckrOy used to bc for the Princes. But tnat
was before the Comte de Chambords death lie
says that from the moment he found they, VINO are
80 parsInonious. were spending their money IN
creating political machines for the destruction OF
the Republic, ne was tor Ostracisng them. senator
Scnocicher sad: :" had the simplicity 70 vote Tor
repeal Of The Jaw prescribing PRICE LOUIS Napoleon
BOndparte and paid for lt with seventeen years OF
exile / am not gong to play the slmp Teton
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