Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-05
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Monday, June 5, 1915.

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sgch additional foreign Intelligence as has reach
s. e;nep oar last. will he found under its proper
head 10 tbs days paper. twill be seen by Inc ar
re We have selected that dismay and ieariui TORE
kdnss pergade the whole Of ffance-that an ~
vsspa by The Allied armies is not so mnch feared
srhe citizens as civil comm9tion among themselves;
AL that tue French people in again permitting the
aah Iysant 10 ascend thethrone Of oUIs, were
.sssrmch influenced by love OF BoHaparte, as
i III fear and dread of bis name and character.
ri rsurn was so sudden aaa Unexpectedly and so art
AN accompanied by representations that the SOW
,ssas Of Europe were secretly aiding the tyrant,
fat he people were panic struck, and in holding
hi Al appearance of 10Y al bis return were actua-
ri bya fear OF exciting bib wrath. We feel our
\ ,aFe iaIv warranted in this opinion as we'll by
To- accounts which have been published, as by the
hlowlag extract OF private letter from a gentle
nan IN Paris, to bis friend in Liverpool, dated
]. March sS:--
Twas not able to write TO you yesterday after
noa as promised. being called upon duty as a
] Asaher Of the National Guard. returned home
hour ago, and though much fatigued, hasten to
Il iuI6I my promise. The disposition of the Parisians,
i and BIZ the authentic accophts. that of all the in
abitants Of France, il still the same. Weary of
fOlatons all have looked bn the rapid progress of
/ Mpoleon with kind OF panic terror, which has
I F3alysed every arm. / haYe seen Bopaparte--I
faInoi say 10 the midst of the French troops (for
~ those BY whom he is surrounded are unworthy
oilhe name Of Freachmen) bat in the midst of his
s'ailiies, Of that horde of bFigands for whom the
hane Of Country has no mord that charm which was
l9rAerly the basis OF the French character, and
constituted the strength of the nation. have seen.
lay this monster, who brings all the evils that is
sa IRON the box Of Pandora, traversing with a
hssan eye, the ranks of those phalanxes former
ia'incible and the terror donations, now aston
tasd themselves at obeyins chief whom they
aNaa much more than they esteem.
never daring The ten years that have had an
'g9oriaaty Of observing. onsuch occasions the fea
rs q lns monster, did dee them SO dsordere6
4 g horrible In the midst of his greatness, he
I'm % lear his shadow; at the slightest motion. at
Y easi noise, have seen him start, and roll in the
ss's03 orolt Of his eyes, In which fear and rage
's'e ga a. TIE same time expressed.
40 never can the reign of such a tyrant be
nag dnratiou. Neither Diouysius, nor Nero,
]. Al,ila, or Caligula, NOR any of the tyrants
i, AVA history has described, had, in their look,
10y 'o'ch distinguishes the usurper of France, or
.a'as' Toe scourge Of Europe. However, we must
~ despair Of TIE salvation Of our fine country;
!, nonent sufices TO deliver il. The stupor
Il, s'1PoF Witch seems to have subdued all minds
j, s spelled, it Is not possible to doubt it, and
s.@a'e sfousing from painful dream will sure
s ;ss'er mat energy which has always character
ts . o,a us numerous inhabitants, alrprized on
ps a"aAng at their debasement, viii again dis
,n a.lr natural visour, al d will themselves ex-
erss me monster who il the author of all their
ds,,sS.ses' Then the satellites, who no longer
asa ,v .ae name OF Prenchnen, viii be unable to
Iavs !. ~ rom the Vengeance Of the nation. Be-
gesr.ss oniy lever is wanted to set the national
o. Fas. 70 motion for where is the Frenchman,
pir4 -. IN the whole extent of this great EN-
d uo,.N nave not brother. relative, or friend
r''a and TO avengep
II, 4, Is 70 little at his ease notwithstand-
II eAor's which he makes TO hide the renorse
iasa, so'se'ence, that he cannot look without con-
tal s,es. "a al those to whom he owes bis ephem-
ilssass ,Ney, that wretch, who, by infamous
tat ~ "as ae'ivered the kingdom 10 the vulture
IL En-. sA'esn years past has fed on the blood of
sips,s ''-,ihis traitor, I saw arrived yesterday
nm uas 'a Inc bare sight Of him made Bonaparte
eAo. liEs nave this fact from an eye witness,
taantrv A'F' deplores the fate of our unhappy
We have ~ sn % all the French now is to see what
paed "a on feared, what we have at all times
fanca ,bs ,0'o foreigners enter upon the soil of
TIER aos;a.. os assured, the French will recover
q taer Energy and will DO themselves justice,
sAo areosahs' and on those unnatural children
oantfy i aea 10 robbery have sacrificed their
h1n. II I" temptations bf gold or a bit of rib
ltgted ill.,. 'e otherwise, which cannot be sus-
saatiial - y u with shame and regret. this |
on son,a y 'he object of the envy ofaIl ia
safogean pa usscfvc 10 be teses from the list OF