New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
SOCIAL AFFAIRS IN PARIS.
TIE FAUBOURG ST. GERMAlN AND HE RE
PUBLIC PRINCESS GORTCllAkOFFS
DEFEAT.

The season which has Just been brought 10 q
close j. nov universally admitted 70 have been
the most brilliant that Paris has witnessed since
the Republican regime has been established
The noble Faubourg has not only opened lts
salons but has also effected n Kind OF reconclia-
'ion with tha Republican element. The
arisfocracy seems TO have come at length TO the
conclusion that the President of the Republic
and Nine. Garnet. as we'll as many OF the Min
ister. and their wives. are people Of birth and
breeding. Notwithstanding the fact that they are
Rep,i1licons and that II would be bad form 10
continue 10 affect TO ignore their existence, and
10 cut them. as was the case mp 10 tie beginning
Of This wear Tins establishment of social rea-
tions between the Republicans and Monarchists
Is 0ne 10 several causes The high regard that
tie President and Nine Garnet have won for
themselves has done much OF the work Of recon
Cling the cla,seS 10 the Republic. and among
the Ministers. VI Rbot' who is at the bead Of
the Department OF Foreign Affairs. and his Aneri-
eau wife. have contributed greatly 10 break
down tie barrier which formerly existed between
the social and the official world
But the most potent agency in that direction
has unqurstionably been the Pope. His CONVEX
sion 10 the Republication that Is what IL really
amounts to-lnd his recommendation 70 all good
Catholics in France do likewise. have really
worked wonders. and there can be no doubt that
there is less hostility at present between The
FaubOurg St Germaip and the Republic than AT
any time during the present century. II is not
without significance that this species OF reconcil
iation should have taken place in the year in
which The present Republic has attained it, ma
iority so long a. the solidity Of the Republic |
remained open 10 doubt, there some excuse
for the attitude of those who, IN matters
social. laborcd 10 tend the Republic and the Re
publicans 70 Coventry But now that the Re- |
public is firmly established. and that numbers of
royalists and imperialisis have given II their
political adherence. il * obviously ridiculous TO
attempt 10 maintain an imaginary line Of social |
division between the Republicans and The nom |
Republicans. lnsslnuch as il is the former who
are in Office. nnl in control OF the distribution |
Of al good things. the non-Rcpublicans OBJ
viously the losers by seeking 10 boil Themselves !
aloof Society knows thoroughly well on which
side IL bread Is buttcIcd A. Is an iudi- !
t~-'la becomes rich enough strong enough and
Influential enough, first. Il patronirrs. then il
ace pr and finally courts him. II wants. and
j. determined 10 get. iis snare in all fhc good
things. A. 1t net, toward individuals il acts !
toward Siatr- and forms Of governments. mud 50
il l. now acting toward the French Republic |
Wien ,pnc one said IN the presence OF Prime,
WOO " P"''''' '"'''
rand observed, with much truth ~ wit. M !
lhicr- j. no; parvcnu. be j, arriv-~ The Re !
public i'm France NAV lilicwi~.. D., aid 10 be- !
arrive. 1t has lasted longer than any other |
rrtlIc since the great revolution 100 Years ago. !
and ncncr French society in accordance with IL |
inrariabr custom, j. now beginning 10 welcome
IT, an" u WI" W'u'"I"t'" rtudiousN endeaNor 10
APPROPRIATE IT,
~" H"''''"'N nave p'>-'" through farls with |
''' Nh'i"> me ruins 81 me hai"an OF ~ Cloud,
"'"'" VIZ me "N"iiir Ir-Il"nce 81 NdPo.ion III |
'"" % '"P'''- I'-'"i". Inc" runs a." no" |
WV" - '''Pl''" Ii"N an no" b'lne |
'|rd y" '"r .f'und ana ~" S'onr' ana ifon"ork.
etc. air 10 h' sold b' public auction on Jnly - |
HE chateau ha' played 10 important part in The
hi-'or' Of France. II wa- there that King Henry |
III "'- po'gnardcd IS jacques Clement II was
there, toe. thar Napoleon ! accomplished his
comp d''1i Of is Erupnir' Napoleon used |
III" c'"'"'n - 'imin'r residence throughout hi' |
~" ""' - 1910 ''" '"," ~ H. ,H'tIr~ y
"'"' LOUIS "'''' an" ''p'''oh III j Wa
,''" ''''' '''' '"' '1''' 'o'" h'' urpaf"f' Ion
Wv S''' W W.T. '' ~ ''' "'' "h''H n''t'"
T" '"' "'''''Io" "' us empire
''''' '' '"'''' "'"~
'''' ""' ~" Wv "'"'
~ ON" ''' '''''' '''.''''" ""''H '"' las
10" - '"i'' H'~"'S' ms JUST p'rh Ih'Iin"i 81 |
10" ''' 'n'' '"r >'p'''H" 'oNn OF Appeals In
''''i.'''' VA" i'".r'r' "''N'oN against Ter ~
me l'"''' WHO" I'' "'"h pf"Hst " he
""'"'' iIIH'' 'i'+"H N'""I"1d' i"i t!r recover
VI '"' major i1'' "' ''' r"oIi""I' forum" "hl'n
"'' i"'' n'' P">'''~"" 81 Inc ''l" 81 lie ''1'h
~ '"' '""'"o' "' d. ''. n'.'" ""''' '""I YEAR
W. ~ -" ''"' 81 III" '" ''"''NN Nt"'f"/''
u'"'"' "'' """'"'l' iI'itNS '"'''"""o'' was
,'e o''N m'""f o' 'h' ia'nIN WHO was WIN h"i
ID was We" SHOWN 10 'hr ineh"N ana "'h'IF"'
OF Nine. o. N''"'/' 'h"t Sc WIS III Inc mann
"' WEAVING ''; ana h1h' SOFT l'"'Ar' belt.
~'"PF" "i"'"' "'f ''"'' containing "H hr'
'"">i N"'i'"If A''".slh''. IrNflN dUN llI'r gee.