New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

vas A process-server. and came OF line OF men
= the same humble calling (wh!ch IS that OF Sher.ns
officer and petty attorney rolled Into onei. H-ei
when the future Prime Minister was chfd eight
years old A maiden aunt took charge Of ne or
phaned boy She was "A sort oe housekeeper In the
family OF Comte Benedict. who let slip me coSs
Of war In 1870 The C)mte was b.g p9rsonage OF
the Second Empire VI Dupuy was allowed 20 come
ard stay with his aunt and her master. seeing ma.
he vas a good and c.ever lltte fellow. oDiaine1
f1r him a nomination a. ,yceum. where ne was
boarded lodged and clothed gratis. He became
show pipi and bore a high character. During al
the vacations he came 70 stay with ma au3t az tnS
aducstlon be became through his holidays the pay
mate OF cousin of his patron, hey ooth tooK theIr
The COUSIN now Ills a subordinate situation n ihe
office 4 Deputy who Is IN bnsiaess Dgpny, u1ler ls
the eye Of his aunt ami the PATRONAGE 81 re bets
dstti family as high as Z was possible a. ~
Nceum. ana on caring T. VIII l,nraIy OK rn pr,ne
mendei 20 VI Duruy. He was graduated a; ne
NoTma Sfh9o aks TAX & sG n hSbn1s m has a awsys
placed hmser on the side of spiriiualisFn rs oppose
phosophy ne speaks OF the existence of God as
being lemonsirtt ny 'ag - s sea
love enI ne he .s Ierfec' ana W. are weak ana
imperfec, our respect should be hinged with hu-
mly From % ZOE ,.iTsrs;,3S miFsaS .o' Dom sentiments
The namc Of NJ Cioderroy Cavaignac Is meatlned IN
Dly"Ehh9st Txe,giiv. of Fra1ce and saved tha,
Prcsldentia. lection ~ Louis Napoleon. NJ
CavalRnac Is "A strong. proud man, of aggressive
disposition II "a re.atel that when he was lao
i'm college during the Empire. and WAS one day
called forward u receive prize from the harc5
~ tho Prince Imper1.. he arose from his seat. eX-
c,aimel in the Princes face. "Nive "a Kepubique'
AMI sat down again without Going up for thl
wreath He entered Par.ilmtnt and descending.
Ike N Caruot AMI Ike The Aragos. from one Of
the few surviving Republican dynasiies he soon
galnei prominence among the men Of Tho Third Re-
public by his industry dignity. and unimpeacnabe ..
though spartan rather than Glu,ish integrity
aullitlos coupled with a restless ambition. Inc
portfo,io Cf Marine confded 10 him. ana In TINS
post he was indefatgahe but incorporating. OPP
nosltlon irrltatcs him and when In the Dahomey
affair a question OF principle came before the
chamber he refused 10 make concessions demanded
bv Inc ioa' 'ousy of the civil authorities and EFT
ofhce imagining himself sacrificed 10 the defence
Of those ~ whom, Naister OF Marine. ne thought
himself the representative Later on. In the Panama
affair he Unexpectedly delivered an Indictment
against the corruption Of his time thus undoubtedly
forcing the judcia authorities 20 display nneNlple
severity This CicerOnian harangue has. however,
N en- into oblivion and VI C1vatgnac seemed more
remote than ever from office. when. In spscch al
Iyons quitting the Moderate Lett he Joined the
/ Radlca.s advocating income tax. the point on
which The Moderates and the Radicals are divided
owing 10 this un.ooked-for adhesion he was the
candidate of the Radicals for the chairmanship OF
the Budget Committee being defeated on'y on a