Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-13
REMOVABLE or NApoLEoys rrv,INS

ALot NAPoLEoNtS REMAINS
We nsteed. on Tuesday. an aud es,oac, OF ioreic(
news. that the kreDSh GoycnInen, had l.,.rminet
upon removing tho remains OF Napoleon to Fans-
Wa knd IN the pspers "a more extended notice of ,.
psocccdinss IN 'he Chamber. In The CHAMBER,
Deputies. on the i2b. The Minister of The. In,cro,
HAVING assembled the tribune. spoke rs followA.
Gentlemen Tho King has corhmandcd NJ. no,,,
~itishness the Prince lie Joinvilie -(dcinons,ra,ion g
attention and CURIOSITY Ito proceed with his fri,,,.
20 We Island Of ~. Helena To cbiain the last mor,.,
rrtnaiiis oi the Emperor Napoleon. loud opnlaus,E.
The Chamber ard the public Trbuncs) We nov
AK you 10 grant us tho means of receiving then, on a.
SOL OF I race with dignity wo. thy OF hs name. and p,
erect a nino 10 ms memory. (Great acclamaiicnsN
The Government sn1'o1s To accomplish "a national
dniy-VCrc vi cs, ycs.) addressed it,cif t. En,l,,i
and requested The surrender OF ihat precious G.,osi,
which tHTtanc has placed IN Iheir hands. The wish
hoG hardly been expressed When IT was comnliei Viii
These are the words OF our msgnaniiuOus aIie.; .B,,
MaJesiy's Government hopos that the promp,itudc Win
Which the answer ~ given NIL DC considered IN Frame,
a. pnoOf of lis wish TO erase the trace OF ,hes, ns,iop,I
aiiinosiii . wh Gu. GuIng the life Of the Emperur
armed rance against England. Her Britannia aIaics,y,s
Government WISHES to believe that II any remain, of
saeh n seniinenisnll e1is;. they wiil be buried in Tho
tomb where the last remains OF Napoleon shall be
deicsied.' (Loud and long acclamations) sngl,rJ
Isri.hi. Gentlemen this noble restitution NTl strrns,h.
en the bSnds which unite va. and will contribute IN
cstjtc our y inNnl rcCOsit Ctions OF the QRSt Tho Der,nd
: arrived whom the two nations should only have the
remembrance ug their glory. The frigste oLa-red with
The mortal remains o4 Napoleon WILL arrive a, IN,
mouth Of the Seine. where they will be removed q,
another. vessel. which viii convey them 90 Paris Jhcy
will be deposited al the Invelides. A solemn ceremony
4 grand religious aud military pomp-will inaururte
'he tomb which Is o. receive them iog ey,r. n, il
important. Gentlemen. 10 The majesty of saeh a souucai-
that tins august serulturc should Tot be in a public
place. in the midst OF a noisy aud iua;tcntiye crowd
a. A. tronpr thai ~ khOuld be IN "A silent md Or. 49,.
" hich can bo visited viii awe by those who rcstec,
glory and genius. Gradsur und misfortune. lie was
Emperor and King. He " as.tho legitimate sovereign
of our country. Wnh such a tiile no cvull DC inferred
at ~. Denis; but Napoleon rnuSi not have he ordinary
sculpture ofkings-(HGar hcaT) He must still reign
; and command IN the building ia which the soldiers If
; the country rspnce. Sn to which all who may b. call.
I'd upon to defend l, will 20 To draw their inspirations
Ills $ v ord viii bc placed upon his tomb. Under i.e
I dom. IN the midst ct the templc consecTaied by religion
10 the God of Armies. art will raise 4 Tomb. worihy, II
possible, Of Tao namC which rs 10 be engraved upon
II. In future. France. md France alone. Will posscSs
what oemains Of Nop"lCaa. The grave. liSo the mem
DRY OF NaIOleon. VIII bCion. only 20 hts ColHiry. The
monarchy Of 1880 il. in fact. tho Only and Legitimate
heir 0f all the Souvenirs OF which France Is proud. IL
belonged, doubtle-sly, to this monarchy. which was
the tTsi To rally Hll the sircngh and concililie all tho
= Wishes Of the French Re o.ution. to raire and fear.
l,ssly To honor the statue and ionb off popular hero;
for ihcrr is only one tang which docs not dread a c, IN.
parIsnn with glory-it Is liberty.
SgLs and tears were the first audible responses
= given by the Deputies 10 THIS heart q ring Address
: Afterwards they crowded round the hiinIsIcrs TO con.
u = gratulaie them upon a measure 90 glorious TO France
: The Bill was then read ne follows:
, AuI. There IL opened To- the Minister sf the Interim
upon the estimates, Of iSA0. n credit of I.000.0oG
francs for tho transportation of the mortal remains o,
= tie Emperor NapolosR to the Church Of the iaralidcs
md Tor the ercctiun OF the tomb.
An2 The expenditure authorized by The p-csen'
law shall De provided for 10y thr resources granted by
the law of finances al Angus II 10. 1889. for the estimate.
OF 1910. Given nj the Tuiieries, May l., 1870.