The sun., 1890-10-19

government; but neither the. rolioo nor the
Government had ANYTHING to do with the
Sg% SoTeations '' was "a in ONE fa' S the Ts
bers OF the conspiracy who handed oyer
hS HSy sEESnt. 9 60 ss sf PPSScSsOn
torical chapter IL new complete. The very
revelations. These letters place before US the
% FspSSilc UoFf fhSy 'TS Put SSsr cS%blnSiOns IN
speak OF their hopes and betray their wire
pulling, or course, It is easy 70 zee that such
dstrust nS and fp % amSnS % peopS who
united simply for the purpose OF betraVinR their
country, and who, outside Of that, had views
nation ever before had such chance to pene-
trate into all the recesses of an intrigue
Nothing is more Instructive for the innoC ont
people who still believe in political hon ostY,
hSn the DSI Of the VIM ,SS Of
ianeer. the most fraudulen mcahs TO 10 EN-
iraec.. But at the same time there is sonnet hing
sinRularly sad in the discovery OF names which
S
trafiic of opinions aud In this use OF secret
funds. We must submit 70 the painful eyi-
suade themselves that everything Is fair In
they S are sVen Engaged age In the work Of Bringing
about commoton, the result OF which no.
body can torotelL
In with the important ones In this publication:
All the letters do not apply to the interests Of
msttSrs Of the writer's their ambitions, o. their
political hopes, or even their demands Tor
money to carry on their electoral 9 campaigns; @ mi;
without surprise, q considerable number OF
Independent Deputies, who sent In applications
ported by protestations OF devotion. More
than one OF them must have been mortified ct
sos IN WPeS tReY ha Ssrs
and OF their compromising advances. After
such publication there was no longer any
which was the principal occupation Of those
smart politicians. Among the latter there are
The question now is. what will follow. because
ing to have another .convocation Of the High
Court OF Justice. and new trials, dealing not
case a year ago, but yith the entire crowd Of
eonsgiratossy The 1,aa Government is earnestly ]
greatly smplifiod By the published papers.
The existence OF the conspiracyis Is clear. and
writing, i is not only for intentions. or under
hand dealing more or less tratorops, that they
& q 10 aW be
other things. that the, conspiracy was
carried on to the pPP; Point Of an int intention
T6e sce o accusation Sas to sag been
eused But f L the CO ties % Fight @ Exists
can as much be said for the opportunity to
proceedr For the satisfaction Of infiicting
pudiated BY the nation and, rendered impo-
tent, is it worth while to trouble for weeks, or
try has at last commenced to enjoy, to open
again irritating debates and to inflame once
more more s Fessentments M END hatreds that have a,
the conspirators to the shame OF their own
bargains. now placed in broad daylight AND to
This Is the opinion Of q great many people.
and think. also. 1t is the opinion OF NJ. Carnot
and his Ministers They know Yerg well that
than 1t gains by resortipg to them, unless
imminent aggression and the necessity OF Q
summary repression. But such is not the case
Woud only GIVE e6ance to the enemies Of the the
republic to throw around 1t the shadow Of per
seoution. while they themselves might Come
at the present time. The mania for reprisals
is one of the great faults OF the Republican
better for its,cause to have put more prudence
into the usage It made OF victory. At the pres
Sn hs0 the Of and
run along easily. IT is to be hoped that the Gov.
ernment will understand the advantages Of
But 4 it appears probable that the idea Of q
great Boulangist trial will be abandoned. it
avid troEblesome SON nss @ in tke % CGsmber 9
Among the persons whose direct connivanee
with Boulanger is clearly established there
Of the republic, their desire to supplant it at
any cost, and their overt acts are proved by
worked 10 {; get themseives elected wit with the the
view OF using their legislative commission
against the existing Government. It Is Ger;
tainly q strange thing. We must admit. to find
men leEislating under constitution which it
is their SSowed dssFp Po f. by any
ing their determination to call attention to
this situation when the session is opened.
/ imagine that their manner OF putting
spirators. Whatever the Mn ste rial reply. may
reciprocal irritation Of both accusers and ac-
cused Will bring about more than one violent
be an, end now to those unfortunate scenes
ollectloqs equally bad for all.ior those who
Boulanger as we'll as for those who have been
it's dupes, and who haye come very near being
ing from all this shame ul episode is the lesson
70 preserve ourselves for ever more from Wild
* S Dsa sh b1 Ss TssSn VIII
doubt It. although It has beon rude and of q
nature not easily to be forgotten.
be waning in material for o full appreciation
OF his character, BonlaDg9r issued few days
ago note giving IL 10 De unOeTetOOu tnot
II the Duchess DUES furn shed three millions
TO tine Boul lanRlst fund. il was not alone for the
love OF politics. The insinuation is as gross as
Il IL transparent, and there can be no doubt in
regard to the hand from which Il came. since
tho note appeared In journal founded OK
pressly 10 serve as the monthpieco Of the OK
General, This bnhe piece Of work. The last that
but wha, 1t merited-repr 'b4tion. and con:
tempt. Neyertheless. even In the midst, OF tho
unanimous indignation AMI after all the rev.
:latons that hAve come TO enIlShteI the eoEP; !;
.SmS pear tallinE' see around me M
persist, In believing that the general
lot sIope; and from tho d@brls o. this party.
rushed uadsr GgbiIe c9qntsmPt. new arty
without Bouang = tlHt = 70 SAY. The reyision
yiyai Of tbs; question Pf ,hs publ . psASSS BY
peArs 90 noqhsh TO grange hope that bis
mSnifestoes IN which he Distributes eIeon-
mup pleatlops and pron,isss Of iuturS iayor, tho
Iolmer, Qt eoutss f. tbe p4rtls9ns ~Lo haye
remained faithful 10 Linn. IL 10 SAID even that
hs will Iup - q eAhoIdat" ~ One of tho dis
tTlcts u Paris which formerly gave llm me-.
iOFltY and la WHICH the deakl ~ hl6 old Oh,