The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-04

The socialists and anarchists in France
who have recently ovsrthrown the minis
try are about - strong numerically in pro-
portion TO the population - the Populists
in this country. Their only purpose 10 to
defeat the government as all points. They
have no programme Of any kind any more
than the murdcrous scoundrel Henri had
when he threw bomb into restaurant
full Of people.
The resignation Of the cabinet headed
by Casimir- Psrier Il serious blow to al
the friends OF order in Francs. He 10 the
ablest man in France save Senator Con-
STAINS, whom President Cannot DOES not
like, and Raymond, . Hebrew, whom the
radicals and anarchists intensely hata
France 10 In ! bad way. The French
princes. who head the houses Of Bourbon
and Orleans. and the Bonapartist chiefs
are in exile by decree Of the French assem-
bly, passed some years ago. This 10 mat
ter Of slight consequences, for the French
princes Of the houses OF Bourbon and Or
leans are men Of no forcs OF character. They
were not feared by the sensible. conserve
tive French Republicans. bus the sxtrsm-
isis under clemencsau forced this act OF
folly on France. The Count Of Paris who.
on the death Of the Count Of Chambo
became the head of the houses Of Bourbon
and Orleans. had given no provocation by
his public uttsrances or acts; he 10 man
of quiet literary tastes. and has spent his
life In the composition Of history al our
great civil var. during which he served
for time upon the staif Of Mcclellan In
the Peninsuiar campaign Of 1851 The
real reason for his expulsion Was the fact
that the violence Of the extremists had
considerably aiisnated from the republic
the votes Of the conservative population,
represented by the pessansry. the CONNER.
eial and manufacturing eiassea The
property owning and property creating
CLASSES In France dreadcd the ascendsncy
of CIcfnenccau aud ths extremists q
frsnght With the spirit of revolution, disor-
der and social anarchy that Vas 90 fear
fully exhibited in the horrors Of tns COM
mune. The expulsion Of the Count Of
Paris Vas . confession Of fear on the part
Of the radical Republicans that he vas
likely TO grow into consequence at the sx.
psnss Of the republic aud it, radical fac.
ton.
The expulsion OF the late Jerome Napo-
leon. the second son OF Jerome Bonaparss.
the youngest brother OF the great Napolson,
vas IN absurd act. for be wss blussarinr
coward. Who showed the white feather in
the Csimean war and Vas politician with
out party. The Bonararsss may b en-
rhsticaliy said 10 b gone 20 seed. The
other day in London died IN illsgisimass
son Of the late Prince Lucien Bonaparss
and granddaughter at the great " apoleon.
he vas. like Prince Victor and Prince
Pierre Bonanarts. disrspataAis man, and
the emily deesnt Bonapartss Who are lea
are the American branch Of the family.
descended from the marriage OF Elizabeth
Patterson. Of Baltimore. 70 Jerome Bona
passs. . marriage aanai.ed By the great
Napcisoa on the plea that bic brother
could not marry without permission Of the
| head al Ais house.
Is 10 clear, therefore. whether the French
princes sad the Bonsparts pssnees we're ia
erie or nos. the Preach repahlsc has moth
Ing 10 fear from them They are praesi-
easiy without . party sincs the pore
ordered the Preach Catholic monarchseaa
hierarchy 20 sustasn the republic. The
| pope saw. vita The ere OF . statesman, that
In France IL uas either the rais OF eoaserv-
alive las and order republicans or
Cssnenc<Aa extremists. socialists and aa-
axshissA xro1 the Law and erise IrsusA