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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
EXPERIMENT STATIONS.

For the convenience Of a number Of our
readers we give the following compiete
list of agricultural experiment stations in
the United States:
Alabama-Auburn college Station.
Alnbama.-U niontown tCanebrake Sta
tIon).
ArlZonn-Tucson.
Arkansas--Fayettevllle
California-Berkley,
Colcrado-Fort Collins,
Clnnectlcut-New Haven state CStn-
tom.
connec,iout-storrs (storrs station).
Florlda--I.a axe cry.
Georgia--IsSperiment
IdRho-Moscow.
llllnois-La Fayctte.
Iowa--Ames.
Kansas Manhattan.
Kentucky-LexlnPton.
Observation-Disclosures Far, New orleans
Iouislann-Bston Rouge ts'ate Station.
Louisiana Calhoun (North Louisiana
Station.
Mnlne-Orono.
Maryland--Collegc Park
Massach uset s-Amherst
Observation-Disclosures COLLEGE.
| NInnesota--St. Anthony Park
mississippi A GriculturP ""-fe
Missouri-Colnmhia
-Bozcmar
Nebraska-Lincoin.
Nevada-Reno
| Now Hampshire-Durhar
Nav Jersey-New Brunswick (stata Sta
tlonl.
New Mexico-Mesilla Park
| Na,y york-Geneva state S'auon''
| New York-Ithaca (cornen uniVers'''
| Station.
Norih Caroiiua-Raleish
| North Dnkota--Fargo
| Ohio-Wooster.
klahoma--Stillwaier
| Oregon-Corvallis.
| pennsylvnnia--State College
Rhode Island--kingston.
| snuth Caroiina--clemson CeheNo
sonth Dakota --Tirooldngs
| Tennessre--Knoxviile.
Texas-collrge station.
Utah-Logan.
burlington.
VIreInin-B Blackburn
ashington-Pullman
| west Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures.
vyromlng--Larsnue ,., ,re seuI
ny. ,,,liatlns ~ each station Or, "a
nv ali roslde,its OF the STATE WIZ ~
Iroo m simply address entte.po III
ne 10 Experiment station, SEATED
ehss ,orn ana state wherein lus"o a n,
WIN s,,dcawakc farmer sno".H ms. :,
5 mo bulletins issued from ums nj,
1suu ~ ,ha e,pcrlinent STATION a.
sune y surthermore. II he desires spae'-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
vELAsco NOTES.


To Entertain the Coast Country Hangers,
Shipping Sweet Potatoes.
VolaRco, Texas. February "a mect-
ing OF citizens has oeen called for o'clock
Tuesday evening. February 20 In the
rooms OF the National bank building for
the purpose OF APPOINTING the necessary
committees aud arranging TO meet anu
entertain the Rangers on March 3. IL
IL urgently desired that every one In
NtlaSco tuIn out OF this meeting so
that nothing will be left und0nc 10 make
the visit Of our guests Pheasant one.
Tho past few days beautiful weather
has enabled the contractors to put down
all the rock on hand, and a. "a conse-
qucncc there ~ no work going on THIS
morning. Rock is expected to arrive TINS
evening and the work will DO resumed
tomorrow.
Parties here are preparing TO snip II
car load OF sweet potatr'a TO Denver,
colo, This In an experiment That, N ~
proves successful. viii open q now IN
1ustry in BrRzoria tounty. The sweet
potato crop Ia one that never fails mere,
nnd tho only trouble heretofore has been
10 get rid OF what could not be used
at home,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

RIOTS will soon be extcrminated. Canuigre
has been found to contain from 20 TO 90
per cent OF fannie acid. or mere than twice
as mitch as contained In either oak or
hemlock bark. Tho green root sells for 81
per ton. ana an output OF ten tons per
acre Ia claimed by some who have been
tultivating cana.gre ir the Rio Grande
valley and In the Peers valley OF Arizona.
The soil OF Florida ls believed to be well
DIP cd 70 Its growth. II. J. Kerr OF Hook
icy, Texas, DESTROYS OF increasing the sup
ply. has gone into the growing AMI prop
agatlng extensively. and has plantations
In Texas. Old and New Mexico and Ari.
zona. A year or two ago he became Hatis-
hed that the plant would thrive In tho
sandy lands OF Florida. whore high enough
TO be dry lie sent small quantities OF the
root TO that State and had II planted. The
result was so satisfactory that he went
on In October last to look over the field
While there he arranged for the planting
OF nifty acres In cunairre. and In pursu-
anee OF this plan shipment was made OF a
carload OF canaigre roots. The gronnd
had been prepared before the srrivai OF the
car. and \ dozen men are now engaged In
the planting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

BE- ,rop, Texas. February is--Bastrop
has been unusually Rny for a few days.
The two masquerade balls, ono by tho fire
department at the opera house on Friday
night and tho other by the o. y, II, 8.
Of Casino hall ON last night (Mondnyl,
nncc being enthusiastic In their eAprcs-
siDns az TO the genuine enjoyment they de-
rived from tho ana,rn,
Bible society, auxiliary Of the American
nible society held It's annual meeting at
the Methodist church, Hon. X. j. Price
president and DR.. ", u. Combs secretary.
ONE a large congregation wns present
aud the proceedings were interesting ana
prontnble 49,. -,
Tonight home talent presented the com
az rho Christian church and splendid
performance was given, The cast OF ehai
itters comprised some of tho most tnlont
Cd amateurs and great favorites VI tho
nnstrpu public,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
WV GOVERNMENT CLUB.

liz SSavmn,ed at Last Nights Meet
Nom'nit'ons Made Yet.
A. n0's'on. Teyas, February 20.
!, M Government League met last
an Ne hall OF the Union Mems 50
n a., Suriis, second vice president,
ssns. and A. T. Goodrich at the
Ar.s,.a esk. Sixteen applications for
"efs referred to the commit
n M, oas' addressed the club and
~ IA one OF the committee he
M. q. ny that the committee VIII
IA, , ,Aay to report next Monday
n ID ~, ~ have had a s-ea, deal OF
p 60 bang s,nng q proper ticket with
,ffessed ~ me people, hut they
Nat TIA 80 80 well that they be.
t,rsptabl shdldates selected would
ka winni me people as TO make
tinx adon, Platform reported, the
tis Ii ispa as follows:
M. q he rs,tlhe general and GROWING
No. Envernmas 81 Houston that its
|iS...i In fha hht and affairs are not
hotourbo -, manner attninable
- trses,ui, and comprehensive re-.
k1,f mode Meded in its Officers
~ its "a iynation and saler-
y ministra.,,. ana ordinances, and
~ " sovsrSn thereof. md In tho
particularly IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
THE SECRrT ORDERS.


Deeville, Texas. February Bon last
Tuesday night the knights OF Pythils
gave u public installation and Inspection
Of the Officers for the ensuing term. quite
a large crowd was In attendance, and the
Beeyillc string band furnished the music
The ofricers-elect were; N. b. Walker
captain; b. W. Kllpstein. first lieutenant;
A. ]. Cook, second Lieutenant; r. Il. Mutt
treasurer. Or, q. NJ. Stephens. recorder
Otto Reifschuigcr. sentinel After the In
stallatlon refreshments were served, then
the sir knights entered drill for prize
of S. II was close contest and very M
tprestlng Altogether the entertainment
was a credit to the division. Major Law
will leave In n few days to inspect Cuero
and LaGrange divisions.
Waco. Texas, February 2o.-Tho Waco
Knights OF Pythias held a rous'ng meeting
tonight and began preparations for the
entertainment OF the Grand Lodge OF the
Knights OF Pyihlns, which will meet In
This city In April next. The several local
lodges will work together TO secure uc
location OF the Pythisn Temple IN tlis
CITY and will give attention 10 the pihhs
for its erection
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
REVIVAL AT EIorN.


To inc Editor of The Post:
Elgin. Texas February i9,-Evanseiis'
s. o. Mitchell. assisted BY Mr.. Vallie O.
Hart. began revival at the Baptist
church last Saturday night and the inter
est has grown from the beginning; CHRIS.
tians OF All denominations are taking part
and the church Is oiled at each seIN,,e'
'Ihe continent OF the town Is That ait.
Mitohell Il the strongest. most Nideawhke
Evangelist that ever visited Elsin. Every
hody Is earnestly anxious Tor genuine
rslivai Of old lime religion. Many people
~ nave moi been to church IN years are
s,tcnding; some OF the saloon men are At
sandInv every service and are Deeply ".
terested Mr.. Hart helped W ms ~, !, !,
friends. ,.,,,,.,. oro aIao hold
ing services. bul with only q I'M INN fatth n
M Community. Rev. A. j. MeSarty, OF
Austin Is doing the preaching "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
WALLER COUNTY REPUBLICANS.


Instructions Given for Quincy as q Nation
al Delegato-liarmony Prevailed.
Hampstead. Texas. February 2o.--rhe re-
publican county convention met al ~ IN.
today. with every precinct Of the county
represented. Harmony prevailed from tn
Tins the gavei fell until The convention adj
cuiley wps instructed for as dciasats "a
the National convention for the state a
large. The following were elected dele.
, gates 10 tho State convention: A. O.
foinpkina. Il. G. Chatham. y. A. s,arks,
u 4 Hssnn nny, Il Grey, L, & Tomp inn;
son. Nelson Smell, W. II. Dlckerron, II. l.
Isiipatrek, ~, L Davis. 4. samuels., 4.
or. j. b. Hickman. A. q. owcndoff. J. ID.
Freeman. Ned BandcrG. VIM. Pryor. Jr.
q. w. Wyatt. n. a. Giaddish.
To the congressional convention. #. y.
BcnniEon. Il, q. Jackson. NJ, u, Lilly. q. Q.
Marshall, Nelson Smell II. W. Howard.
Nod sanders, q. W. Wyatt. A. G. Tomp-
lins, Isaac Hun. L. Brunch. d. A.. starks.
a. W. BENNETT. VIM. Bnrnos G.. H. Toll
II. u. Hannay. l., G. Tompjtins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
IN THE LAND or RINKTuM.

In tho land OF Rinktum
riddle, riddle. rnk.
All the happy peoplc-weoplo
Never stop 10 think.
Through the streets they laughing 70
CourtcsyinR to high and low.
with nod and a wink.
with q jig and link,
Happy land OF Rinkium Rink
will 20 there. too. Think
In the land OF Rinktim
(Riddle. riddle, rink,
Every little noisy.boysy
Lemonade may drink.
In the streets, all Arrow,
Lemon fountains fall and now
with a splash and a dnfh.
with a gold and silver nnth:
IInppy land OF Rlnktum Rink
! viii 20 there. too. thlnil.
In the land OF Rinktum
(Riddie, riddle, rink.
Every bun'F rosy-poEys
Every weed'a " mink.
Candy rhona. lollipops.
Harking dogr and humninE tops
Hapny land Of Rink
viii go there. too, think ,,.n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

Round Rock. Texas. February 1o.--f.ast
night there was a geographical party at
Rev. John Hudson'g rcfidencn for tho
Christian Endeavor. conducted BY REV. J..
a. Adams Young indien wero dressed md
decorated 10 represent different countries
ind States, and fectls attempt was
hut they didn't exhibit the. cntch-on abli-
ity shown by the young indiec. pne OF
the ladies' had nutmegs for q necklace y
i string OF buckeyes; another q sprie az
blue grass. One or two young indicz weru
dressed IN red, with y yword by their xldr.
- rcprcar.it bloody Turkey; another the
tri-colorcd flag OF Frnnce pinned 20 her
drnrn: nnothrr B~ttxerlnpd's nag.. Flcw~
err indicated Fiorlds aud caiifcrph-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

ulddings, Texas. February ao,-several
months ago number Of citizens resi-
dent In the eastern part OF Glddlnss,
formed themselves into company. styled
the East Giddings water company. for
tho purposes Of, putting In well and
for the benefit OF the members. Two
unsuccessful attempts were made TO sink
A well. a third attempt. however, has
drst.elnss water at a depth OF 3I5 feet.
tho water standing 1C5 feet deep In the
we'll The company Will have the neces-
snry appliances for the utilization OF the
Hnfer erected at once.
w, H. Joekel has moved his faddlery
business from this plhcs TO smithville.
yhir he will continue II In the future.
Dnlt-s Mh9' &nn&gs..if bA r-hel fEithf. Z.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
p1eIInp.s YlsrTArIoN.

Huntsville, Texas. February s.-st
stephens church was crowded to it's fun
eat capacity last night, the occasion being
Tho Walt of plahop Klnsolying. He de-
iIyered n powerful sermon, after which
even we're confirmed and one adult per-
son baptized. The bishop left today TO
'rh,s church has recently been recnr-
peted and lighted by electricity. with
rev. Stuart Of Palestine secured for
visit the last Sunday In each month.
me ladies OF Huntsvil.e have organ
ized n Confederate Memorial association.
With Mrs. Juliet Bush president. Miss
Minnie Hunter secretary and Mrs. NJ. ~.
OIiphint treasurer. They Will observe the
lst Of May as memorial festivai day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CORPUS cHRtsTl,Immense duantities
,yharves here daily and towed TO the pass.
where The work is said to be going ON
with renewed ylsor.
pusK-Tho Masons have had nice
bel nut upon the Masonic lodge bulldins
here in an Ornamental frame. The Deli
,vas inado nj the pcnitentiary by Master
Mechanic Frank kavanaush. IL Is u
vnry 1ne bel and adds greatly 10 the
looks OF the building
GANApO-John Hollander. living near
Canado while chopplng wood In the TIM
hsr eut on one OF his toes and other
Wise lacernted his foot. lilo was much
weakened ~ the severe hemorrhase wh'eh
followed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

I'D game at any rate" he said In
y arsc voice 10 companion an they de-
man OF very few wordA but perpetual
smile wreathes his fnce. Win or lose
rnod luck or bad luck may attend throw
e. the card. hut this Arrerlcanized son OF
Italy never betrays emotion.
El Paso boasts OF number OF the aweii
est drinking palaces in the South, Costly
mirrors and paintings OF nude women are
the prime pal ornaments. Anthony Com
stock would 60 into commissions and the
tainted Rev. Or. Charles Parkhurs, into
Plymouth Rock spasrns II they visited Ei
Paso and made the rounds OF the public
no, SOS and gazed upon the marvellous
copies of the nude In art with which the
walls are decorated,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
In the land
lnlIlla nj
cprrN,s nDIGApr VETERANS.

Victoria. Texas. February Own. II.
scurry camp Of Confederate Veterans will
be we'll represented at the reunion OF
f,rrep,s brigade in cuero tomorrow An
rrfor, il being made 70 get up crowd
sufficient for a special train. Tho ladies
~ the Confederate Monuwental associa-
tioa will aiso sand Large delegation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
AcouIrrAL AND CONVICTION.

Marlin. Texas. February H.--The case
II Mr.. and Mrs Camp. in the district
court, charged with stealing horse
rom Fannin q whitaker iaat December.
gss tried yesterday and they came clear.
There was a good dtpl OF conflicting tes-
ponpie we're very positive Of this identiiy.
while a good abb was proven by people
Ned Carer, colored, charged with kill
ing a German, at Perry by the name OF
Rinlki, was given Ave years In the PEN
ltautiary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

Benjamin, Texas. February @.-Thc
large barn OF DR., l.. P. Jones at Munduy
was burned to the ground last night to-
Eether with fine registered percheTon
stallion valued at 5000, also a fine booded
mare. The ere IN OF incendary origin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

Huntsville. Texas, February is.-rhe Ia
d,es Of 81. Stephens church gave Mother
Coos soc,abie at the residence OF Alder Alder.
49,. r. X Jarrett last evening whlch
, ,,1,yed o,iite a success. SIS being Noted fol
en pishop Klnaolvlng VIII arrive here 10.
morrow afternoon and hold seFv,ees ~ ~
nisght. His coming IL always pie@0otV
10 the parish and people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
cANAIcns cIuTrvATIoN.

Tho introduction into general use or the
Wild tannigre root as a tanning Hedlnn
has created a large demand for the ~
tract 1t Hesma probable tnst the wild
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22
THE FIRE RECORD.


1taska, Texas. February 9,-Summons
& Co. lost their Franary with a con-
siderable amount of grain last night by
fire. Loss about 5000: insurance, 800,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

Information on any subject relating TO his
farming, he should ask the station FOR A.
Personal correspondence will bring the
sta,iens closer in touch with the farmer
and he Of mutual benefit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

~ ~ mere rested and the case was
\ without argument.
p.ahohey remanded the defend
and Jones, without bail and
tesa 'eading witnesses In the case
ErrIrs, as follows to appear before
hnss court on the trial of the
frnr.ss pecosta, 500; Caleb LaslSer,
HAM ',nesses IN the case. Hattie
ni,s,ss FOX and Bessie DeCosta,
xil,d !, Tor, whom bond was re-
70 hnd the necessary sure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

Plttsburg. Texas. February 2O-At o
o'clock this morning fire broke out in the
plttsburg cotton yards Five bales OF cot
ton were damaged. Insurance Oh cotton
enough to cover loss.
Pittaburg, Texas, Fehrunry EN-
O'Clock last night c. L.. Conolys dwelling
caught on are. No one at home, House
and contents were a total loss. Insurance,
ylO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

cuLBERsoN AT GREENvIILE.
auatiu Texaa February D.-Govornor
r,,iharson will open the 1896 campaign NJ
GraenyIlie, Hunt county, on April
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-22

\ snrhle Anderson testified that
u'ndant Jones had been arrested
Witness where he could find the
'an which the murder was com
witness found the knife near
...es said II could he found. II
InL upon II that appeared to be
Ky knife was in the corner of a
MA, ,,ad a clothes box. 1t was not In
|ss,aSsmnlned Jones did no say wit
,a and the knife with which the
Ar, committed. Witness asked
tts me butcher knife. He at FIRST
w NOT know anything about II
A'' seen 1t since about Christ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
4 CONSTJ4R CHRONICLE.

A considerable body Of literature Is accumuaf-
Ing on the subject Of our consular service. which
In reality IL not service but refuge, ana
some OF II. are sure. Is more Illuminating
than many OF the speeches thus far vainly de-
lvercd In Congress in support Of long-deiayed
reform. Such contribution to the common
knowledge OF our c)nsus. their duties. per
pexlies mlscries and shortcomings. IL an arti-
Gle 10 the current "Scribner's Magazine by Mr..
Ben. III. Rdgely. who writes from his post
In Geneva. but not as no IL careful 10 explain.
in office hours Nj. Ridgey's pen has been rein
forced by Mr. RoInharts pencil with character
istc deftness though why that facilc imple-
ment should have been betrayed into depicting
President Cleveland with an uncompromis sing
black beard IL Is impossible 10 conceive. But
this misrepresentation ~ the source ~ Mr.. Ridge
lys consular honors Is only trivial infelicity.
and does not In the least impugn the essential
yeracity Of writer or artist
II may be surmiscd that our consul Al Geneva
desired TO discourage and diminish the army az
applicants who aspire 10 represent their country
in subordinate capacities abroad but we fear
that his benevolent purpose will not be fulfilled
To be sure he wildly describes experiences Of
a tragic kind which he must hope will never be
repeated. and others which cannot have been
SO comica In fact as they are In narration; that
the absurlty and the mcanncss OF human
nature are reflected in his pages from the Inca
menis Of Americans who nave drawn upon him
rcmorsccssly for all possible and impossible
services: and that he makes II obvious 10 the
discriminating reader that while the consul's
brow Is necessarily sad for multlfarlous rehsonS
his speech canno: be low except by the grace
Of Heaven. And yet. we are convinced that the
ranks Of the imporunatc who would fan BE-
where Mr.. Rlgcly Is win not be depleted but
multiplied by the story OF his official life. for
they are certain to remember the sunshine and
likely TO forget the shadows.
This would be rather melancholy outcome
OF good intention. but perhaps Mr. Itidgely had
no expectation Of dssuading those who feel rs
he once felt from the eager search after con
sular appointments. His purpose and hope may
have been TO make an impression upon those
who will he responsible hereafter If system
which has always been Instantaneous and
discrcdtablc to the country II maintained; a
sy stem which he frankly illustrates by the cir
cumstances Of his own successful application
for the place OF competent predecessor, and
which IL not justified in the slightest degree by
an accidental demonstration OF fitness In ndi-
vdual cases. For the sake OF the country. At
home and abroad. and for the good Of thousands
Of citizens who yearn blindly after they know
not what. the consular service Of the United
| States ought 10 be raised 10 the dignity OF n
vocation and n career. 1t Is pleasure TO dis
cover evidences that this truth II coming into
| general recognition and to welcome every ray
| Of light which makes II clearer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26

The case IT, after all, not complex one Inc
issue ia simply whether the Constitution sh''ii
be maintained In its present form. and the legis-
lative power continue TO be vested In TWO CO.
ordinate Chambers, or whether the Constitution
shall be remade. the Senate abolished, ana al
authority-legislatve, executive and Judical-De
exercised without let or hindrance by Single
Chamber The late Bourgeois Ministry, large
part OF the Chamber Of Deputies. the MOB OF
the streets. and the whole Communist-Sociailst
marty favor the latter course. The former Is ad-
yocated by the President Of the Republic, the
overwhelming majority Of the Senate very
considerab BILE part of the Chamber OF Deputies,
and there Is every reason to believe, by the
great mass Of Intelligent and honest people OF
France
The Bourgeois Ministry has resigned, and the
Chamber of Deputies has passed vote OF hos
tity to the Senate and to the Constitution
Those are measures of political warfare They
will probably be followed by persistent attacks
upon the President. and by refusal on the part
of the Chamber of Deputies to accept any Min
istry that may be formed. Such were the tao
tics employed against NJ. Grevy; only the Sen
ate was then in full accord with the Chamber
They were effective, and NJ. Grevy resigned the
Presidency Again they were employed against
NJ Casimir- z rier; and he. too. being not u
strong man. resigned NJ Faure. we take IT, IL
made of sterner stuff than his predecessor. me
course he seems likely to pursue, and when, LOT
the sake Of republican institutions in France. II
Is most earnestly to be hoped he will pursue,
Is this: He will endcavOr to form new Cap
met; but II the Chamber makes that impossible,
he will dissolve the Chamber and appeal TO the
nation. II the nation shall then return new
Chamber In favo- Of revolution, he will yield TO
its mandate, and National Assembly VIII Dc
conyokcd at Versailles But that the nation will
return such q Chambe. is scarcely to be ex-
pected
A revision of the Constitution abolishing the
Senate and re-establlshng tho Revolutionary
Convention would he disaster 10 France and
10 republican institutions throughout the world.
If any important change In the Constitution Is
TO be made il would best ~ In the direction OF
making the Cabinet independent Of Parlia-
mentary majorltes, as 1t is in this country. mat
would prevent so frequent crises. and give the
whole Government greater stability. The CON
sideratlors which led TO the establishment OF
the prescn. hybrid system no longer have any
force There Is no danger Of II Prince-fresi-
dent upsettlng the Republic again. France
would do well to give up her mixture OF systems
and adopt republicanism. pure and simple. as
II exists in the United States. Until she does
that she will do well 10 resist with all her power
every such Communist attack rs that which Is
now mcnacing her.