Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-10-06
y,-.NNElNEsDAA-, OCTOBER o, 1880.

otner dciiveress Of Lsvaictte. lie IL
powerful spcskcr, has been a bold
ldebater in Tie chan,ber, aud is the bro
Their Of the crlebrate,l engineer Charles
Dupin. who is much bcfter known in
this country than himself. - 'aiit
| The Marquis .Maison, one or the
commissioners sent 10 RambouiI!st 10
treat Win Charles 10Th. ~as born IN
I?7O. liz served as aid to Bernadotte.
From 1907 tn 1914 he distinguished
himself in many highly responsible
military situations, rose to rank and
wealth, acQuiesccd in the restoration
Of the Buntbdns, was made governor of
Paris, retired into tie country ,lnrin,
the 100 days" returned again when
the Emperor abdicated, bat lost tl,e
favor OF the Dodvbons, by boldly AL
vucating the cause Of those unfortu
nate Frcnch.nen who were tried Er
treason, ahd suffered TO crafty the re-
sentiment of the uittas. s''a
The Duke de Coisny, another Of the
commission, has always ill now been
the siuecre fticnd Of tho Bourbons.-
| tie upposed the revolutions, follow ell
them in their retreat, rcioicsd at their
return, received honors at their hands.
and has always been considered as q
brave soldier and true gentleman Of
The old school. lf ne has taken sides
with the constituticnaiists, adieu To The
hopes Of the Bourbon race.
Firman Didot, printer 10 the King.
and letter founder, is ono or The T.
oerais who signcd the protest. Ills
stereotype editions Of standard works
arc very celebrated, and he has sli,,in.
suished himself by some able literary
productions. t'E's
LIE Valiant, the celebrated author
OF Travels in Africa, also appear, To-
have taken ground with The liberals.
Tronchon. another Of the Deputies.
lbs an agricul.uralist by professiop-u
generous. noble hearted man. re siding
near Senlis. 4 medal, struck in ba-
nor .of his generosity by the citizens
lof town, which during scarcity I've
supplied with grain from his own fam.
and liberal donations Of money, is TO
DC found IN the cabinet OF every cor
I noisseur.
During the trial Of Louis IC,b. he
boldly protected from the crowd Of
sans cuiottes. who fhrongci the bar.
the Dau plin Of France. by holding him
in his arms until order was restored.
Ills life up to the year 1915, has been
diversified with political suffering and
occasional official appointments. lie
was representative daring the 600
days" has since been constantly re-
elected, and has proved him self gen
uine friend Of liberty.
The Count De .De!aborde is, we un-
ders,and, personal enemy of the
Bourbons. Tic is the son Of a Baker
OF Diiou, has risen 10 rank aud reuuta.
ton, has adhered pretty faithfully to
Napoleon, and came near losing his
life for joining him on his return from
Elba. A flaw in the Indictment saved
him from the Fate Of his com panions,
Matthew Dumas is an interesting
) name TO the Americans. lie was born
J in 1888, entered early into The army,
and served in this country under Ro.
chambeau. In Scgur.s memoirs, il il
} said Of him, tia, the memory of biz
lame will long be preserved in the mn
J nails Of eloquence, history. and war. ,,
} Saiyertc is distinguished literary
character abcut sixty years Of age, -
) lie was once condemned to death Tor
: aiding n the insurreciivn Of the Pats
lans against the conycntioD in 1906.
, His works are NUMEROUS aud popular,
! and his character for honor and houcs-
y is unimpeachei.
The Count De Lameth is another
mare dear TO our revolutionary feel
: ings. lie was aid du camp III. Racha an
J beau, and had his horse Killed ondcI
lin while accommodating the, Bsiush
works about New York with General
} Washington; lie was. afterwards ON
: board thc Frenoi higate, tie Eagle, IN
; her famous battle with the lIeeIor. and
. on many other occasions distinguished
himself. On his return Co Frsuse. hs
became reyoluiionisi, advocated ths
Seizure Of the church properties, a.
, IA leader OF the Feiullants, and che
friend of constitutional monarchy. liz
{ lied With La Fayette, was imprisoned
: "a Austria, .ras released by the inau.
ence Of biz mother, went To- England
, and vas ordered out Of the rouBtry b,
6 the ministry. rs returned 10 Fran,
i "a 1900. received different honnfs. 81
vi and miliiary, bad the respect o
, Napoleon. and Loaf that of tho King
Z since 1919, he has been d member o
the Chamber, and Is . freed al libsrl,
. and telotm.
ainq-- TerBaux is another romps
> lFio', Distinguished IS the owner yf $50
lmense woo!len faetories, and ll,s mao
JsFate supporter Of ihe Bovf5ens a,
. leng a. they Adllered to the charter. :
(, Tie IS nov smhasksd in thc cause el b.
' eouniry. ssbick hc 10 his ragiy eafee