The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
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Paris Merchants Will Probably
Appeal ti,c Y { s'l;i;.: rsar e Givc
S3 His eoplc III Peace
4 ROME MAKES E AN v OBJ BJECT'll0INll J !
Serious Stumbling Block Appears ears
4 III the Dad That Might Il If. l;7[;, Have y.
Led to eparation.
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BY the New York So;}
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ies nd burned for a This VII
-,vc1s scnou gh8 time for the pa ria N enlnry
il s,n,,r 4 no Dit in order and avery goou goo
tIIng it IL, Tor the fiscal debate vas vas a..
pinning TO get on he ne erYes ol -
a In the street. II Y I, IL
nd there are plen ty OF a,i suu
stll TO be set example, VI, !,
III ~ 5visIble as yet In the mat ter ot Spying
" 4 AZ taIe tearing in ficlal III here are
y those who rcycl In the title Of tale bearer
npd NJ here are theirs who heal the SsWoT1uu
NJ - n hS horror .5 So you aee without W go,ng
f;irf her there Isl enough &for ae7i g
sbn Ia In this Dues ton one tto keep 2 my n
busy fort The rest g ~ e1ls
@ From the mere aIs ].
noIi tira men ~ ~ ~
Snfe vers ofi of the iEht of sel renee to g
a daI1o1,nca & the shortcomingsS Sof N
and thai there are ST
asIin fra nueston 40 to ypea and sfta1kk Ltek
arnInst ali systems Of Spy Ing as a.
of principle, 1t Will be seen tna , e.
never can be any radical solutto 2 81 ~
burning question hat now GO GO y us. -
q 55B Hypocrisy and 1nteres1 g t.
! 3 matter OF fact. a man whose polliti;
5s cal Ger Is at stake vii al%a ~ susI e.
81 1,ounce his adyersar ~ ny 51s
$S mo hIe. ana tho man denounced Will ever
q q indeaS l'ia protest At the best Il It 4 VIII
~ lwnys be III Inc same old sstruggic VI pc
tween hypocritcnl sentiment and 81 sell X
seeking interest. 4, IL,
n,,,tI eyen lore than, this mat ter, VIII
the question OF the separation Of church
y and state now soon be pc occupylhg ny ny
Thought OF French 81 Ia tesme ana q, q my ny
Il very outset we find ourselves face 70 ace
Il u,iti, q "a ct OF utmost dclicacy, Eone that
viii certainly, s. render tho a approaching
4 st r,,ggle between church and State NOR more
n IN i,,YiIl that ever a feature Of the cas-
that no one has fore en-. sz ;s}s
58SiThe 'organizers OF the m moveme1lt n
favor found the ideal plan. the ba SIS : 1or :
an understanding with the rel ous y 20, 3,
II Ciotfes themselves. They simpl ~ inylt ted
Mi! rood Catholics to form companies
which would become the real pro prletors
~ the churches. and attend to 5{all the
Il. a;orl,i II affairs q the lous co grega-
Y tong. As the ayinen In control would
& be on the best OF terms VII the clergy,
& 5everything was to roll a long sa g smoothly
" as thoughSit were on wlle ecls.
The plan appeared TO %. ne sPertec.. by
"a nasL.ring to carry the scheme into cxecu-
lion. they learn that the Catholic Church
X .nuld not countennnce the formal Ion =
4 s,,ci, companies as NIL Influence 8wou6 at
Il oncoi revert to glaynlen.il ] t was point cd out
,#in Sfact5that the la y compa Of 4 ne klnd
described was but a part q s tho ME 1an-
ism & OF Professionalism, and tho, first Il OBJ
tctlon to tho pla came t1o'1ie ~
X self. j:l "a IL f.B{ 5t Sis$
Constraint on Omnipotenc
Romo let it. be understood that the
1o1nn
divine, Il; with an all powerful head. re-
"a sponsble and infalNble, 8 SO that, OBJ. OBJ.
t,yiously. all combination with religious
companies here below was quite tmpos-
slple as such combinations would cons
h stitute n constrnnt upon isacerdo OF a. oIn-
n impotence Besides. 1t would be Y equ
lent to having Protestant communicates
/ In ythe church No. however interesting
the plan, and destined as y was TO set
ia notion at last he mechanism of sepa-
ration, 1t was quite impossible, x Ii
Another matter, but Of an altogether
If different nature is Russia s pail ful po-
4 sItionf at the end Eoe the gigantic battle
4 that has been ra Ing SO many d. ~ IN
ManchurIa, 81 Even though not al togeth her
II enyeloped, Iiuropat tx In may we'll be Wor-
ried concerning his line fof comnlunica-
N ton. You need not be astonlshed II you
lt3 hear ere long, that leaders Of the COM
Y r,1erc,l and Industrial life Of Paris have
combined In a lion to the CZa ~ 10
use his high Influence for peas e--to 81 lye
peace to HIS peope and show ~ 1llmself
y worthy In Ills wisdom, OF the great re-
forms that he has brousht about. II such
an Initiative cannot be too greatly
praised, * III f5 s
nut what, after all, will 9be the result?
Will our compatrlots be heard? Or WILL
theirs be the fate of SO many well-nlean-
s Ing intermedlariesru up to the present, to
have their effort for the good st lied into
{ Impotence by tho march OF greater events? ?
FRANKLY, i do not know. !gs "A
e \. The epoch ls heroic. The Interests to
{ be touched upon by, the Franco Russian
B Committee are tremendous, But should
1T 81, happen that the 5trsar Ia seeking an
{ oppo}tunity to address his people In eYolS-
A Ing d coayonlrs q fs3i the Fra ncoTR Russian
alliance he will have It then, and the
n two women who are his Enlpresses, how
strickenFt hey must be by the funeral sta
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