The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
M .DEROULEDE is I:
;..8 TO RETURN SOON.
Parliament Votes the Amnesty
Bill and the Exile, Now, Re
turning, Declares Himself
"soldier Of France
and Servant Of
the Republic" 4
Special Cable 10 The Tlmes.Dispatch ant
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Especial Cable 10 The Times -Dlspatch ana
New York Herald)
Copyright. by the New York Herald co)
PARIS, November 4.-president Loubet
has returned to the country over whose
dcstinlcs he has SO happily presided, after
Visits 10 King Alfonso, In Madrid, ana
King Carlos, In Lisbon. which have not
only been pleasant to the President. OUT
or Selylcc TO the REPUBLIC. taAs Pres dent
Loubets term OF office approaches its
close regrets grow that his tenure OF
the Chief Mag!stracy will not be Of
longer Duration. But the Presidents de-,
TERMINATION not accept reelection re-
,nains steadfast.
Another citizen Of the republic who will
shortly put foot again on the soil OF
FrAnc., but after un absence which Is
very different and much longer than the
Presidents. is N. Paul Dcroulede. Par
J !!ament this week voted the amnesty bill
wh!ch permits the Leader OF Aie Patriots
to return to his country. after an exile
Of six years. NJ. Deroulede Is now on
< his way from Vienna. happy as he puts
ii, thai he has preserved his physical and
moral strength so as TO be able to employ
It la tho service and for the defence Of
his co'lr try.
and II servant OF the Republic.
AContrast.
When one sees whittier the government
! OF single man has brought unfortunate
Russ!n and when one compares this
empire In dissolution. which Is breaking
into fragments. with republican France,
one is forced to find that the moment is
verify chosen TO give US q Caesar. the
more so as ~. Loubet, elected by Par
lament. terminates his nagistracy amid
the respect OF Europe and the enthu-
slast!c acclamations OF the people among
whom he passed In his rapid tour IN
Spain and Portugal.
fcrat,le and we must remember It Is
France which benefits by this success
One can say that the year which Is
drawing to close has given great
object lesson to the human race by show
Ing that there Is no privileged political
form. and In showing on the one hand
the French Republic. based on reason
able universal suffrage. arrive at rea-
sonable degree Of ofstranauility and pros
perity. and on the other hand country
whose political regime is essentially ops
posed to the rcpublIca form. a country
OF monarchlal Imperialism and divine
right. which, Is laundering and breaking
up In bloody crisis
Unforeseen Events.
.9 One asks ones self how 1t comes that
these two countries became allies. A
proyerb declares that like draws to like.
and In any case when the French repub-
lie and the Muscovite empire allied them
saves 10 confine the ambition OF he
German colossus, no one could ever
have foreseen that of these two powers
the one which would he the first victim
o| anarchy would be Russia.
We fre now going TO enter upon PEE
.lriod OF parliamentary activity. The
Chamfer is going 10 examine the budget
for the coming year. aiA. the S1late is
going 10 d'scuss the law separating
.sChurci, and State, which It's commission
PROPOSES Should be accepted Just as 1t
was Iasse, by the Chamber.
j. .CORNELY.