Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

n1 TINT n unUfifa educated under such
d svafau ran h,y. u iust appraeietion
III erieri1ai ip.tir. g.'t h. understo,d
in Arri1.gssor r5trtrIsaF In III doing
fbsn an Innate. fg rritIrise the pub.
10 nuininn III Frnnra with rDfnrsncn
tl tho urevfta raHa There can be mo-
public opinion NJ tho government on.
Uresaea q citizen te bic Iifrrnf arttrt
VA t,,f.rir'.,,,,,.,', ~, gi,,is. y.b,f ,,.,
ba lts durntigp h. b. rnnrldsraJ his nf
fHir and moi tbst ~ bis fellow ritiyane
DO L. tfua thnt ba b4s be- sttrh ID raaa
up rrIrs.a nr1frsf Yrvb.dv Tb4t h.
considered M ipdiyIluai mirf1rtunc.
tU1 tbrre b.ipv ro sofI1aftty ~ fa.iinr
ttflr ID. ,,,,ltt.,g III ,.rs,,gsi tii,.rty
HIa dtatrr-a ,ttr,gts d. attention and
.rfft.r ro svrursfhv
.
MILITANT HHN liMhNI'
what hiHo contributed 90 large oV-
tent to- the suppression NJ any attempt
.d Inquiry into the case 90 preyfua was
whit la known Boo France ua the milf.
Iary sentiment. which Dr. different from
that existing oven lu muuuruhlcll c0un-
tries The dual cry ui "Nivc Dc France
and "Nlyc ls'urmoo' has "a deep Hignln.
rnuor. Every Freedman periodically
believes that "a. honor NJ both is In his
Individual aifc-EHeu.ug. Since the war
uf $50. which so seriously weakened her
m,'i'ry poW q, ai H. 's "a, IA , nv vs.
',,s ,',f.',s''i ND INV tllBa t5 IA suGc'ssfu
INVASION by Germany. hor powerful
military rsIabblr. ThIa npprahrnal1n
hns rr6.iussi hi. rtrBura rractaein of "a
usYbfe. who lra really ardent runub-
Irnua. living under d republican form
~ goysrno5art ,g.rsHIpI1r th0Ir ARMY
t.sIus. NOV e1naIIHr BE- aa the only
rtrany arm ifr4u which they can lean
tr tt. tDur al b4rrUr. no Illustrate tho
predominant force W this military scn-
timrnt in Frame. ma writer may b.
,.,r15tftfd h. fg.far Boo I'd uufslnnI Iurla
iert When De- wuH conducting the me-
l.ttptI6us with fhU French f1frinn ~.
Ur.. in fhe e,aa af Waller. an American
,iuyon Who had boon convicted hy
military court Iu Madagascar. IN one of
hi. T.srstebss hs stated casually that
ir.,.a,.t,.b AZ military rattrta were uri-
5,r,iy lratitutsI o. enforce discipline
I'M ibe army ID waa not to ba expected
fIHf army uniecfH who were unframed
In No iaw should hs na competent TO
inv ID CIVILIAN in "a eAse involving legal
points az judicial magistrates who had
b..n ,1ueet.I to admlulstrr Justice
The French foreign office refused 60 70.
oei,. mo dispatch. although IT, Ian.
,-iias, was admitted 30 be- courteous
begaure ID was considered offensive to
th. Frsnth army,
.,,,,,,,.,e.,.., 40, ,,,,p.-y
HN'I'lt lSI'a ''' l.'h''''i =
question of the personal liberty NJ thr
citizen u 20 be found the fact that for
political liberty ana equality me- people
have made greater Hlcrlnc'H than tho
French people. IN the last twenty years
scurccly q public man has dlod IN
France whose Obituary notice does not
state Tho TACT that ne was either ln-
prlaou"d or oNlltd Tor MS advocacy
~ democracy Her great lhWNcra,
statesmen ana puhIicitlh nave onhdht-
onod tho world ny th'lr mar h,l9uH
works upon the question OF ihe lNkhh
% Man. Ihg rcpunlleainH 9t France
have Fought th'lr Nf,hl hilN'F ~ u'-
HAIR of the people WIN a coufafN PCT,
HlHtency, holt-deNguon ana p.lHonal
risk Which can Won ehallehke lhv hn-
miratiun % mnnklhd, TOT ln'y. hhNc
never hetitated 10 freely nhrd tner
blood TOT their tmAulelpntlnh Iplh
tyrinLy' lhgy nave dcHirgy,a iho mon
hrcmehl party we inpeI iau-t.e PL NJ,
ana hnNo prought tho shgtNh on ~
Knees, Tor thht Wla1 p9llueal l,ai'Is w
pope VINO 20 ll'usig uAi, NuhI4A w ~
l.Icst' snow tle' u ~ ulu ny ~
INC rrpuhlle' ne Nouil hot ~ eu'y ". ~
save a remnant or M. ecolcalhAu'A
power ana authority ~ France ~,
Al No Jaws enacted w the ft'n,h
assembly are IN thu lhtetest OF w
masses OF the p'oHe' anu not IN 'H'
interest % any one elAHa, IN the 'ah
~ uyNM'.w Y. f'w,. -
lhu flshI or the people lne n'ulH W.
huenco o. Wealth w unknown W n'
plllicH or fFlnNt, VI. W.s hAt "ttyNu-
"a the pr'''e llhss or we treh.t ohtli
Dor Win Wow OF sluhylhk ino pn.-
1Hophy 81 ih''r leEslau9n tr9ltAeH lne
truth nt',gcd by W, Onal,e'ns'. ,.ageul'
who was president o the senate 9t The
apncch nj Inc centenary Of Inc first NJ
public that the republic. since Sept 20.
1872 had not ceased for "a single mo-
mont 10 live It's latent life nH "a govern
mont In reserve for the salvation OF tho
country" This h not the HDntiment OF
nm enthualaat but Ia tho declaration of
one who had fought and suffered for tho
cnuao 81 mo people. and who at tho
snmo time nbhorryu tho monacps OF
French Socialism.
nv prcscrylng this sacred Inheritance
from Tho French revolution. tht French
rrpuhilr Ia today rsstlnr upon It's nu-
rlsnt foundation OF tho rlrhta Of tho
people. No class Intrresta can claim 10
exefrlse any influence over any depnrt.
mont ID no govcrnment Of me French
repubiIc. Al tho r1yolutioniata of i7sl
destroyed the nristocrncy which sprang
from Tho inability az birth mo French
U.pubrc,us III TODAY viii NOT hermit
no yenith of IA class la control Tho
,conomIg pollry OF thoir rgyrrnment.
INT rather mo contrary. Tor ~ h ma
common. Tho working ps1plo. who ne.
ceiyc IT, protection and iti fayora The