The Ministerial crisis in Prance appears to have passed off Avith nothing Avorse than a panic. So long as they have President MacMahon tliere ready to preserve the slat a quo against all parties, changes of Ministers in Paris matter as little to the safety of the State as thej* do in London or in AYellington. AVhen it comes to the electing of a President again at the close of the Septonnate, that may be a crisis Avith a A'engeance. Sufficient, however, to the Parisians for the day is the evil thereof. By 1880 they may, Avith reason, hope that matters will, to such an extent, haA'e settled themselves, that a fresh lease of national peace and quietness will be a possibility.
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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3914, 24 May 1877, Page 2
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