Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27

| Paliynao u not wln0ut his pIlVate virtue ,ht I
his political education has been oilhat ehatae
tel .nch deidrns the feelings thwh,d ibc mass
! ni mankind and caves the desire OF control an s
chasencd by the feelings OF humanity. Anal
having been SO many yoais unhappy wander
| rfs III inreign landz, enilcs from the county
that gave them bntl, The followers al tue
Bon, buns, a. wei Us tial Eimiiy nseif, would.
Il thfy had not been dehtieDt IA pfdlnary pfn-
doncc have ooueilialed, by hnd and H.
| be,al policy, those who acquiesced IN their u.
lnrn.
The very reverse OF THIS spirit has appeard
10 actuale them, They have conducted ns
| tbongn "a ptaca OF board cover Ell ,itI vely,t
vas t0Hshta.0t4i throne, aud possrssion Of
the Clown lowels ltwlte have tue Buurbons a.
tempted 20 carry ,nem oa,) was a guaranty
OF tho popular favor.
Tue tempest has Al lhsl broke out and the
stp.m has come upon Their devoted heads, ana
altrr their uitar prescription Of TREE prlaflnles
IL iheii Own count y, thsy seemed lofcedtpseek
| .aiety thcmse YES III fic only landol al othef.
where noe principles aie the basls aud sun
pou OF gov lnmenI.
We believe the iailen munster ia n deacon.
dant Of the iaInou, Cardinal u, polignac. d..
ting pushed Tor his literary requirements. a
though by most peopo suspected OF beng
natural sou OF Cbhll1s X lie WAS hn,n in
1880. tlis m0tner was thr celebrated Dneh.sa
he PollsuaG, e'oyefnsss to the children OF I,ooia
l6in, aud the trend md ADVISER 10 Ms uniortu
nate plecn He WINS an exile ia his youth IN
Russia aud Eng land Ia the lattpr coan,fv he
wa al % Glarles XII, w0rn, MS the I'o1,ot
D'Attoi he chIned and received The charuie,
oil the BRUSH nation. lie hexl engaged m the
lhmons conspiracy OF Heofges aud Piehegrn
againsl the first Cunsn q vas with hi, b,ntbe,
~. a Ia frt,ti -.
10 imprisonment MS brother was doomed tn
death. The court was astonished 10 near fine
younger Pollgnac nlr'atiog TO be substituted
IN ms more unfortunate brother 5 place, md =
receive the shoHG OF the hAe in his stead he
pl AIDED tai ms brother Armaui had wife aud
family dependent On hun for happiness and
protection "hiis he was aD Isolated being who's
life vas OF lille consequence TO any nth the
feelings of Damon and Pylhias, each so1g, 4 TO
avert the punishment from tue olhef The
gene'0us devotion displayed by Inles had its
effect Oh abe heart Of Napole,u, wao changed
tile sentence OF dea 10 that Of confinement
Both we've kept IN duress. and Tor many years
we've tue tenants OF diirreni French prisons.
The pOlgnaes wefs. II 10 asserted constantly
eng agcd ~ die sgbenes which TIE l,ieDds OF
the bJnfbn6s rom time 90 g.lne aRllated aud
Napoleon hnns9ii asserts that ms former Gle.
mency mel WITH a poor Tetnrn.
In 1913 they met AT the Chateau Of Ussee in
lourdin, the residence of VI. DE D,ras and "
generii faIslug of Tire Royailsts n The west and
sauth vi luce upon the tanning oil the Duke
d. Bern WAS contemplated. II is alleged thai
they Here concerned ia the singular olof of
Maiei at all events they were susppcted and
pot under Surveillance, from winch IN lsf4tLay
escaped. Daring tue sans year jules joiued
The Count ID 'Artois. aud WAS sent on special
mission 10 one. He attended Louis 18Th TO
ehent. and vas theace dispatched 10 the from
uers oil Savoy tic once agaln fell into the
hands of TIE bonapnftsis, aud again made his
escape. At the res,oralion OF the Boarbons he
returned TO Paris AMI was made Peer.
He was also created Inspector General Of
the National Guards. Aiaislal, aud a member
Of several orders, aud then Prince. In 1915
he cOane ted himself VITA Scotch lady OF tue
aame OF CamPoe, who died soon after,
and ms secoad vile, also English woman.
was, during the Princes recent residence in
Englana as the Preach Ambassador, a distin-
cuisine leader OF the ton. The Court journal
mas Deen very loud in its praise OF the lady; aud
her departure for France was announced as an
:. Gar which .osld hgeak the hearts OF numerous