New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
TIE ANARCHISTS CLOSELY WATCHED.
THE FRENCH AUTHORITIES READY TO "NiN
TAIN ORDER IN rANs-No FEAH VI
poy.r-Sr IpDISINC.S.

ROYAL.ST UPRSINfts
Paris Ian. TIA Governments preparations 70
s,ippress disorder In Paris not based upon an,
.ypreheusion whatever OF Royahst outoiea"' o"'
,Ipon the attempts OF the Extreme SOCIALISTS 10 "'o
an insurrcction The Government does not we" e''"
n coc,us, movement with seious apprehension
o,a &c confident OF It's ability to maintain o'u'r.
General saussIer may be relied upon to give ioya'
snnnort I'm case OF outbreak. ana the trooi's "Ie
bic command are believed TO be equally loyal i'''
mob OF Paris no longer possesses the loii"uloic ~
ac,or which II exhibited In the days OF The Commune
ord ~ AS The more dangerous leadcrs III PoPu."'
,c,,otlon are under continual surveillance ana .'e
,t,,rv of the Interior Is kept accurately ihiofh'u
-, onv moyrmcnt no matter how slight, IN the o're'
,,on NJ a dsoriery demonstration ihe c'pon"e'
I'm this particular IS far more thof'ugh' 'i''o"s
ohs,r,siye and offensive. than under 'he Enpm'
rho nolce could paIalyze an Extreme sociahS'
a,o,,on At ony moment by putting their hshoS opoh
49, ,ooasrs Int IL IS thought best to walt ioT some
-. 90, q, ,awIcssness before taking such dec'S'e
nn,.o Il l. believed that. In view oi the ehe.eeu'
.o,,on ~ the Government and the EVIDENT r1'ui'so
10 suppress any uprising, the more ih'eii,se'''
~ ,he Extremists Will succeed IN p'e'eh'"s ii" %
hr.or that could only result In the seVercSt p""''"
ment OF al concernel IN IT, , ,,,rcbs,s
Th.re arc nevertheless, a number OF Ah'ro"''o
- u,,oo IN risk their lives should they see
ony n,osnert OF striking serious do" u, 'ne Va
,e,pg order Of things. Two OF tne "'o'' u ,
ond Intelligent Of these are Roussei anu o"N"
Ill ,hav have not yet made themselves hno'o ~
n.r.ecu,ion oy any overt act, do not c""cn ui %
,rnose IN destroy social order by any means III me-
80 Rousset Is reported as saying: I'VE sen ~
-, the present state OF affairs irom wp ~
,o,to,, IN order 10 establish new iesi"e' ' "
,us,ice equality and liberty. 1t Is ohiy "
,h, the right OF existence for eVeryp'uS '"'
excrc,sed freely and efficaciousy' Inc pVoa 80
diving from starvation. and no steps sre -, nd
oc',re br,nd for them. Hence they VIII fo'oi. a
m.he u,e of every weapon to better '"c'r ,,a,
An ,r,.,uuent minds Invariably ncknowieoge .,,
,,.r Lovs right OH their side. When zoa h''"'.'
wos asheh what he would say II the boursc ~"o
,,ou,, nm one of these days, all he could rep'' % %
,ho, I, wou,d be a superb display OF hrc"orss ""
"r'nos. On ovenge our friends Dardarc Le'"i'e'
r.ro.cs and others whom the police have tr a'ca ,ea
@ inon sayaec beasts, 10 say hotnns VI T to
assassination OF HaVhchoi "'iu o
Anarchist Oudin says that, while IL my w pnmn
,nn ,nmoc~nt blood 1t must be shed II me ttiupn
70 70 % ,hn ramsc can be obtained by 70 O.ner m %
limited Int a savage and desperate. iao.H' n tIat
Iin1 .,n,tes Do not conceal the npprehenson t'hs
ho Anarchists may strive 10 create ir,t% I'm ~ w no,ics
,nr,shie decd OF violence. To prevent this VI" P
.sIi'D,v Ut oxor,,oe extraordinary vigilance ,,ood
Ioubet Mirfstcf Of tho Interior, n, M The
ms n,c mcciinc at the Twill Vanxha iast hIni I
anu d,suscd law applying to sucn r, MEN,, ,~m
noatortb o ne vigorously eniorcca "a a,Inc and
,rVo fnoliccmen will attend every sur', whi dis
vc 40 rvcnt OF the use OF uniawiui
,,,n IN .n g. and make u report TO the proper