The sun., 1888-12-21
yz<Sors rTo aor1I c1mpa
The Situation ontlined By Roth I.eritf-ists
and Bounprrtists.

yR<H0rs TWO ROYAL CAMPO
TIE Situation 0ntiined By Roth Ieritfnist-
and Bounp-rtists.
Fro- the Lo~son staaeard
PARIS, Dec. 1.--The Royalist journals pub
s detailed ,Ss Of a. the reception
pumerous deputation Of French Monarchists.
In the address presented to the chief qf tho
royal house OF France the deputation said:
We come to you because We are vesrisd OF the re-
public. oppresses and Ia running We need reno
yatinE aovsrnmsnt Landlords farmsrs vortmsn We
are all tired q seeing the fruits Of labor ana our
savngp disappear In the hands OF people who seet n
power but the Of snrohina themselves ~ ex
pense Only the other day n Minister. who 10 very
badly acquainted With what he pretends know said
Normandy was too rich He forgot We had been gov
erned By his friends for the last ysar To destroy
those pretended riches wo are threatened with new
burdens vszstiops taxeA 10 be collected by inquitt
torisl means which win onabo Republicans 10 perse
cute rs for opinions Theincoms tax will be tax
on opinions We have too much 70 bear and reckon
on you to deliver u from our oppretsora In saving
France. We desire to live and work In peace under
strong and respected Government We will no longer
have the republic We await your coming with inps-
thence.
In reply. tho Comte de Paris said:
thank you for your visit You have not come only
to bring expression Of sympathy but also speak
to me Of the cruel suderngs Of French agriculture.
You know how concerned about the Agricultural
situation who eend TO the Senate 10 defend your
moral and material interests my political repre-
sentative NJ Bocher the most intimate oonndant OF my
nnermos thouSht You had recently tho good fortune
to listen TO him at Pont lEvsque How wish could
have been then present among to study the needs
OF that France we all wish TO great calm and pros
peroua Rvery day proves moro clearly she viii not
hnd prosperity and grandeur under the Republican
regime which hands her defenoeisss prey to
tho appetite and cupidity of all the ambitious men
who are making capital out Of her The sunerings Of
agriculture arc doubtless owing to numerous and
various causes But they most consider ably agra
waited by tho want Of foresight tho indifference ana
tho prodigaity Of those who, unhappily hold In
their hands the fortunes Of tho country Il viii bs
possible for IL TO raise itself again till tho monarchy
gives stability and confidence renovates Its Anancsa
and prepares with perseverance, tho tightening OF
ofthe burdens which crushing It The country will
not regain hopo till 1t the Of Its desnes
nded to honest people when you return homo DO not
cease 70 demand that France be by honest
mon. Let that now bo tho common CRY Of ali good
citisena
The Republican and Ministerial prints regard
the address OF the Comte de Paris rs not cuff
GENTLY explicit; They think he should have
distinctly ststed whether he endorsed q repu;;
adoption OF Boulangism.
BoNAPARTIsT MANIFESTO.
PARIS. Dec. 9.-The Central Bonapartist Com
mittee have issued the following manifesto:
Under existing circumstanoea the gravity of which
no ono can fail TO tho Central Imperialist Com
mittoe being the interpreter OF the views OF Prince
Victor Napoleon ind necessary TO define their policy
True to the Napoleonc traditions and the principle Of
tho Imperial Constitution respecting above all things
tho national WILL the committee recognize other
legitimate source Of power than the plebiscio Neither
the sudden action of Parliamentary coalition, nor
party intrigue, tho pressure Of rotous mob can
bring forth democratic Government that shall be
strong and respected To settle tho desnios OF Franco
tho exclusive privilege Of the people freely and 10y
ally consulted That consultation must be direct ~ IL
involves tho exercise of an essential and prmordlal
right which cannot bo delegated It must
take tho lead Of any constitutional organization
because every regime has Q logic OF in own,
Its own peculiar conditions Of existence;
and Constitution only live it be specially adapted
to the form Of the Government It ia moreover impor
tant that the question be clearly the country and
settled with unmistakable disnctness quite apart from
and above all local and personal which
necessarily influence tho choice Of Deputiea and thus
modify the significance Of tho vote In expressing those
ideas the realization OF which they will never cease to
pursue the Central Committee feel confident that they
represent the anmous feeling OF Imperaiiste They
know that tho Imperialsts prepared equally with
themselves to claim the arbitration Of tho nation. and
bow unreservedy to its sovereign dscsion They are
tho sams clear and frank desrous 70 Eivo
tho country opportunity decide for itself That
solution 10 tho only which humlliaes party and
Jars against conviction 1t enable the gathering
into common bond Of the forces that are now a.
vided; and, after mauy trials France will eve TO II
the peaceful restoration Of order confidence greatnss
and prosperity.
This document Is signed by Gen. du Barail.
Baron Haussmann and other leading Bona
partiStS.