There is lOOd For IrOllghi ill this
short ii*. .-. it eeeum I hai these car
d uals visited Frame, am! that the
American Embmsador ’n Paris fur- <
nished them a-m •’ i at the, )
expense of th Aic<-• ■• ju people. I
Lon;. sin e France threw t -.?h the i
pupal joke, and no dm-gst the French j
p< <,)>!,_. would u ;•.<•“ . ha b ■ ■■; j
listing stautii’cation o f • ommon de- <
4<■n< y as was on the ;
s o’l cited. r I
Surely a foreign erm asnador would j
not. take such a step ;«:•• to furnish a ,
special train at public ev.-o .so for i
the benefit of two polluted, or de
luded), representatives of modern
Babylon, without authority from vis
governmnt.
Therefore we conclude that the
whole incident, if it tw-apy happened,
it ml i> it did not tb-mp in authority ,
ouj ht to ave manly courage
enough to say so». bears the ear
marks of corrupt politics. Th< pop?
v. ants to dominate the Frem i> peo
ple, but e finds them hard to win.
They tried Catholicism; it prosii
tn’od the nation. and culminated in
l e French revolution; they have no 1
ft. tit ’r <onthdem e in it.
