The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-10-07
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lain France are stead
' -sJ IL We find in their
g. lr a. party lamentations
z. -,, :, that reveal the
..r ,5ilI hopes. The b! ; Auto,
i..''' go the blind and
> ..iiarce OF the past has
.@ s-I and excessive depres-
.,, M The fall has been
fart in acting with Bou-
' Iiy. Especially among
y d Encouragement throw
n; and hopeless note. At
r., ,be last twenty years
jniod Of the Conservative
- Al j.Iscouraging; we must
M 70 recognize it. Were
,,rs general elections we
s5in6thing but disaster"
!, hy the Soleil, another
.o0.iition, appeared with
T,tbe same conclusions,
g5sctical spirit. NJ. Herve,
I. fine Conservatives to &C
5Ec as the government OF
rjsi by the people. The
ansational paper OF the
avs: "The truth, which
me- to be recognized, is that
n are many Conservatives
lrhist8." |
Tsls have a sort OF funeral
.gld like the necrologies OF
hopes Of Monarchists
Institutional right as such
len formed, its principles
lnong the Conservatives.
have never had the cour-
iEy from the Conservative
I a small political section,
alei to help its reforma-
he exception of twelve
ahi:ts who will speak
he right Of kings, of
raven BOulangists and
itllS it is very likely |
lsNies Of France will ac-
aaRopabliean Constitution |
During a recent discus
sldgst, NJ. Dugue de la
lenOst in the coalition of |
llaniage Of his speech on
4 The House to voice the
Loithe reactionaries, and
Y party to become frankly |
j. PeIletan, the editor of |
gan Of the extreme Lett,
epaties to facilitate, in so
-d, the acceptance OF the
Conservatives. Paul de
Z militant and brilliant |
iHonte, struck the truest |
esa, with unusual calm, he
y The great difference be-
.!at and Left is a religious
s attitude OF both towards |
agy. There lies the diff
l3 .T that, until last year, |
ea france opposed the Re-
punt and aspirations of
y oolnd to clash with the
ans Of the new govern
ase' clergy organized the
y. !. +, opposition to the Re-
9e last parliamentary
n. sSl0PS threw the whole
', -a Ley, ecclesiastical and per-
< y against it. The defeat of
5 |. ..S. hopes brought a
\, ~.i a.tiltnde. When Presi-
i. ~. .t Ms visit to the east,
s \, .le tone Of the addresses
1. ~ ls.l loE the first time, con-
n severity Of the Govern
N.Y.. %FIVed 800 priests of their
ss- ,e,I Of excessive partizan-
! 5 .S,ea !. application of the
s., ~ mat has lately sent
ss' S' u 10 INTO the army, have
H. III THIS new attitude of
ica b, addresses on the occa-
.E r' u Of the Seminarists
e. ~ were patriotic, moder.
81 r.;. towards the Govern.
i r. r'e 81 uttered no uncer-
To-. Iuelr loyalty to the
I, ,Sls severely rebuked by
In A. The band Of the sA Pero q
4 i 5 i.s Narseillaise,"' and and
n. siill Esse a speech, in
liz Ra french Catholics to
X public. This creatad
y dar p'Ctlon i'll Catholic
lays s,s, later the Algerian
sle,tss,,e a sensation still
lonsro mat during the last
aa, aIS' When the &c" CONT Otl do
sqai, u, W., recognize the tri.
so1j,D%nnaes when the Count de
51I os5g4er in his efforts is
cs ySSf ndn:ssh short of a mir ir.
y The ss'PRa;rcchy in France.
taVieerio 9'iop OF Annecv
ea sSSss,sss5a, letter in which
=. aa5 I rS,.iG: spirit being ems,
~ 70 IrauiitiOnal meaning
e5eSrs i6egly ' the French French,
gu SDIO behoves Cat tiu,.
The ' pplt possible govern
RaDoiHIae republic. There.
be eo5os also published aGHs :
isael s rgLsed the attitude 6
5e Va ftielates and voiced
SatteroSf great great. weight with
~ aotiSc,ac Course. The i'm m
Ssc "a tas npos siib6iIirS4 q
~ y R Beeon; the CROWNS ~
ete Fre guG1c of the bes
nsset 'ooii4 men, and tn
ny So, ptr mont,