The morning call., 1894-06-25

head of the French republic the anarchists
have involved the re-eStablishment Of i'm
: perialism. The empire means peace was
Louis Napoleon's motto, and all the Roy
alists and Imperialists of France will re-
echo the utterance of the man who over
threw the second republic by the coup
d'etat of December. 1852. That the loyal
patriotic aud iiberty-loving citizens of
France will net give up the republic with
out heroic struggle goes without saying,
but the recent anaTchistic uprising indi-
Gates a condition of affairs that may re-
Quire drastic measures and great deal of
blood-lettiDg. The American peo lie. more
perhaps than those of any other friendly
nation, sympathiZe with the people of
France in their ordeal and bereavement
PITTsBURG, June 24-The Post saws:
The assassination of President CarnOt is
the latest and most startling of long and
bloody series OF lessons which the anarch-
lists OF Europe have been indnstrousy
giving the world. The murder of the
French executive will probably and right
~ result IN series of such vigorous gen.
eral prosecutions, in France at least, that
the advocates of mo Government" will
find it to their advantage to remain quiet.
The Dispatch says: The assassination
of President Carnot was Ons OF the in
fernal deeds which dsfgure history and
cast doubt upon the genuineness OF
modern civilization. In some important
respects the assassination OF President
Carnot parallels that Of President Lin
coin. Carnot represented and typitied
republican government in France. Like
Lincoln, he was struck down in the pres
ence of the people who doing honor to his
great services, and his assassin was evil
IDENTIFY, like the murderer Of Lincoln, in
censate 10 all thoughts save the nOtoriety
of committing murder that would hand
his name down to the eXecration of ages.
CINCINNATI June 24-The Enquirer
says: As 10 the cause OF The crime, it is
almost idle to talk. 1t seems to be the
crime of Revaillac. It's effects may be far
reaching. The tumultuous portion of the
French are eager for another war with
Germany. President Carnot believed the
welfare of his citizens safety lie in con-
tinued peace. Thus his enemies came to
call him the friend of Prussia. 1t may be
that this had something to do with his
assassination, and certainly il will play a
promiDen part in the fierce contest for the
succession bound to result from his un-
timely taking of.
ST. LOUIS, June 24.-Tbe Globe-Demo-
crat says: The assassination of President
Carnot may be said to carry with il peril
10 the French.
1t is very slightly improved since the
days of MacMahOn and the early days of
his successor, jules Grevy. when the muir
der Of the heao of the State would in
evitably have precipitated a revolution.
There are cyclonic elements always pres
ent In the political atmOs phere of France
and Infinitely smaller than the assassina-
tion of her executive have often started the
tempest
NEW ORLEANS, June A.-The Times
Democrat says: A blacker and more das-
tardly deed than this murder of an eni-
Bent citizen of the republic is not recorded
in the annals of crime, and right-minded
people everywhere will heartily reflect
that indignation of the LyOnese and join
in tn e execrstions and maledictions of tie
diabOlcal assassination. The family of
the dead President has the deep and sim
cerne sympathy Of the world as well as Of
their country.
CHICAGO. June 24-The Herald saws:
Next TO the worldwide sorrow that
magistrate, amiable and upright. should
be thus foully slain will be the startling
realization that modern civilization is
again face to face with a propaganda
which gives no quarter and accepts none,
against which mankind must unite for ths
preservation of all that has been won
during many centuries of progress.
NEW YORK. June 24-The World says:
1t would be difficult to conceive of a more
cruel, cewardly and wanton crime than
NIa cefp
European men he should have been the
last to fall a victim TO a murderous i'm
pulse.
The Advertiser says: This is the cul-
mination Of atrocities by the anarchists of
. France. From this hour a war Of extermi-
nation should be wagedsgainst them. They
should get the compassion that is shown
the mad dog and 20 more. Every country
that is cursed with these wretches should
adopt the most extreme measures against
them.
. The Press says: Carnot was not a
Lincoln or Garfield. but he was strong,
brave, upright man, loyal to Republican
principles. His death will be most deeply
deplOred by every friend of Republican
institutions.
BosFoN, June "a. - The Globe says:
of revenge In body of fanatics who are
entitled to little or no consideration.
The Journal says: President Carnot
was murdered by member of one of
those bands or bloodthirsty anarchists
who seem madly bent on involving all
Government all society, in one discrimi-
nate ruin ana slaughter.
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-The Press
says: Whatever the motive of the young
Italian, he has strengthened the hands of
conservatism and a reaction in France and
throughout Europe will surely occur.
The Inquirer says: The assassination
belongs to the category of Inexplica bic
crimes. 1t was the deed of one whose
mind was erased by the fanatical teachings
of desperate and illogical men.
AN EVENTFUL CAREER.
History of the Life of Nj. Sadi
Carnot.