The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-04-26


French government in the case of Gen.
Boulanger, has taken, looks as though
the discredited and deposed soldier would
soon step to the front as the principal
civil figure in the Republic. 1t will be re-
membered that Boulanger, as chief war
officer in the Cabinet several years ago,
brought the army to condition of thor
ough discipline and placed it on formi-
dable war footing. In doing SO he touched
the national pride of the French people
and won popularity that caused jealousy
with the civil authorities and apprehen-
sion that war-like policy was to be pur-
sued towards Germany. Through intrigue
and falsehood, he was ordered back to his
command and then OIL one pretext or an
other, be was finally retired or more truly
dismissed. The people became offended
at this, and at once his case assumed a
political phase. He was elected a deputy
from one district, and when he declined
to accept, similar position from another
was rendered him. He will now enter
upon political life, and it will not be long,
il all signs do not fail. before he is made
President of the Republic. He was chosen
deputy from the Nord district by 100000.
Should this be the result of the move
ments and counter movements in French
foreign powers. Germany is watching
France and France is watching Germany.
The French people are burning to wipe
out the disgrace Of Sedan and the fiasco
of the Franco Prusslan war-to regain
her lost provinces and vindicate her martial
fame. Germany is determined to main
tain her territorial possessions, acquired
as indemnity for war expenditures, and
secured by the stipulations at Paris. The
near future, is indeed, full of portents,
and the whole civilized world will look on
with anxious solicltude until the final re-
cord is made.
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Judge George C..lBarrett, Of the Su
preme Court, New York, before whom thu
doodle Aldermen and Jacob Sharp were
tried, has written an article on 'Miscar
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the Forum for May. The same ..numbe
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BrookIyn;1 appropriation for Publ
Works" by Senator S, M. Cullon; and
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