North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-06

Here the Emperor paused q few mo-
ments, then. waviag his hand, he exelaius-
ed in an animsted tone, his dark eve
beaming with the enthusiasm Of inspiIa-
ton:
" France once NOR q republic, other
countries viii follow her exsmpe-Ger-
mans, PrpssisnS, Poles, Italians, Danes.
Swcdes, and Russians will all join in the
crusade FOR liberty. They will arm against
their sovefeigns, who viii be glad TO make
concessions Of some Of their rights, ia Of
der TO preserve a minor authority over
them as subjects they viii grant them
representative chambers, and style them
selves Constitutional Kings, possessing a
limited power. Thus the feadsi system
will receive It's death blow like the thick
mist on that ocean, Il viii dissipaie at the
FIRST appearance OF the sun Of liberty. The
wheel OF revolution viii not stand still al
that point, the impetus will be Increased
in tenfold ratio, and the motion will be
accelerated in proportion. When q peo-
| pie recover part OF their rights, az
men, they become elated with the victory
they have achieved. and, having tasted
The sweets OF freedom, they become clam
erous for larger portion. Thus will the
States and principalities Of Europe be in a
continual state Of turmoil and ferment,
perhaps Tor some years--like the earth,
heaving in all directions, previous 10 the
occurrence of an earthquake. At length
The combustibe matter will have vent q
tremendous explosion will take place
the lava Of England's bankruptcy will
overspread the European world, over
whelm kings and aristocrac ies, but cemen-
ting the democratic interests as II fows.-
Trust me, Las Casas, that, as the vines
planted in the soil which encrust the sides
of Etna and Vesuvius, the most delicious
wine is obtained, so shall the lava, oil
which lspeak, prove to be the only soil in
which the Tree OF Liberty will take firm
and permanent root. May il flourish for
ages You, perhaps, consider these SEN
timents strange and unusual they are
mine, however. ] was Republican but
late, and the opposition of Europe, made |
me an Emperor! am now a spectator
Of the future"
A LA Prince ALBERr.-It is said in
the English prints that every thing now is
named after the German consort of the
Queen, Il that il man invents steam en-
gIne or mouse trap, il must be dubbed |
The Great Recently Discover.
ed Patent Prince Albert Locomotive. or the
Unrivaled Prince Albert Mouse Trap, or
The Nonpareil Prince Albert Penny Whis-
lie for grown children, or Prince Albert
Soap, and Prince Albert Hose, and Prince
Albert Toothpicks. Some of the smaller
Iradesmen have carried the thing lit
lie further and in one Of the bye streets
IN enterprising sugar plum maker adver-
Uses "Prince Albert LolIypops, two for q
benny )" another loyal parsonage, the
Keeper OF cook shop, hangs OUT sign,
letting forth, "Prince Halbert Scope, tup-
)ense hapenny pint to be had within :"
third makes the following choice an
"Gemmen's hare cut and dres-
ed a la Halbert, only tuppense; ladies
Tito la Refine, Cd. The best HaIbert
lair lille only a Cd bottle while fourth,
lot to be outdone in loyalty, makes known
hat "shoes are made here egzackIy the
lze of Prince Halbert's foot warrented
o tit any customer, wot chose to pupem
IN. Walk in"
EXPENSES OF RoYALTY.-The parlia-
nent of Great Britain allows TO their
,reen girl OF queen, for her own estab-
$l,750,00 for keeping hus-
'and 900 for horses and hounds $50,
700, forming an aggregate of 50, l9O, 900.
he same parliament, for the purposes of
ducation among upwards OF %. O0O, 900 off
eople, allow only $685. 900 per annum!
he precise sum allowed the queen for keep
ng husband But estimate il for small
r period OF time, and the contrast will be
nore apparent. The people of Great Brit
in pay 5000 every day for the support
4 their queen, her husband, horses, and !
ounds ; and for promoting education $685. :
er day. So much for the vaunted Brit :
sh Constitution, which one of the fathers
4 federalism in this country, John Adams,
to be "the most stupendous /
rabric OF human wsdom.n d
Schenecfada Democrat. d
The PLANT INsRcT.-Ata late meeting .