The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-15


= recent tormauon' Whlch mas taken upon ltsei
the odious mission OF exciting hatred OF I'll
jews WORKED WIN renewed eHorts anu energy
Ihls party actuaiiy tFleu 10 oAclte inc ihoo y
announcing the GrasplhG israeiltes rs the roo
bers OF their properly and tho cause OF thel
misery. IL mas moreover gained recruit Oh
: which II counted a great zeal In the person o
the MARQUIS ue horoS' WeH-kho"n III tn'
United Suites Tor his escanades ana adventure!
In Montana. But Tor all that 1t only succeeded
In getting 5'o55 votes Just enough 10 snow Jul
existence ana It's lmpotency.
me prlnclpa feature IN tho procession oi
iaith OF the cahuluates was INC moderation
which formed contrast with the FURIOUS uec.
lamatlon ana NOISY hppehls 10 Wnlcn VIC nau
boon accustomed TO listen on suoh an OCCASION
PIan practical language mas taken tne plaoe
otthe bolsterous demands Whleh "ouiu lnahe
Paris town SGT apart In France ana trans
form its municipal council into an omnlpotent
assembly recoGnlzinR neither tho Government:
the iarlaneh[ nor Tue estaplisneu i""7 Vi
the country.
And although three-fourths OF the elected
counseiiors are the same as oeiore. tno uiSpo-
sltlons that they VIII prinR 10 the hotei ue
Vile Will be quite dinerent from those tnat nave
caused SO many diinculties ourihR 'ne past
three years. Although oeallnR win oniy
munlclpal election' 20 INTO tnese oelaiie ior
the purpose OF showing tna1 tne orisi"n quoe-
tion Is by no means simple local question.
one cannot forget tnat I'll inc renoiu'iuhe VI
the century were porn III tne capital ~ "e'
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ia also cartain Rut il IA hardly nrobahia
that II will onenIv onnose the Government
esnecialIv IA II IA known that tho authoritjaa
are firmly resolved not to yield an inch. but to
their rights
III.
We must recognize the fact, and state It
openly however painful 1t may be. that in
France We are not yet ready for the full eyer
else OF public liberty. Our politics have made
great progress. We have got rid OF many habits
and prejudices by which We we're enslayed.
Originality, individual independence. and the
ability to govern ourselves are developing
among US to such a degree that they are pre-
pairing the clements OF a new people. But we
still need these essential qualities, the exact
sentiment OF respective rights, respect of the
aw for the sake OF the law ITSELF and
complete obedience to those who represent it.
Above all things. 1t remains for us to know
low to distinguish between opposition and re-
Jellion. between what comes from the friends of
rogress, or from genuine reformers and what
s presented by agitators, babblers, and dema-
.ogues In the last case especially. our popu.
alton has not ceased to be at the mercy of the
lrst conner WHO speaks loud and strong fiat
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