Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-09

Directory, now p1ininI The death deaing
cannon. aud now heading charge nfcdv.
airy. Victory preached upon his siandlrd
md as he sun Went d0wa Un the Sc ne
of blood, the multitude rolled blck hro-
ken aud disp rted, bleeding at every
pore. In an hour silence reigned through.
out the lately agilsled city unlroken, ex.
cepling the sharp challenge of the
Sentinel, the wailof the wounded aud the
groan of the dying.
The next day the insurgents were
disarmed and tue civil war was at an
end
The Convention now appointed Buo.
napare Gerefa &C the interior, Blrras
having been called To tho Directory,ani he
emploved himself day and night in laying
the foundation Of pppulsrliy' sue as
few general, ever acquired, aud which
Ihe himself could not have expected TO
obtain.
One dsy as the new Cnmnnn1anl
was giving orders in the guard room
a bright eyed buv Of twelve entered an1
approaching the General, rsqnes'ed lhh
he fathers sword might be restored to
him.
..Who are you?" said Napoleon Sternly,.
stopping in his walk--Ior he always dc.
laleA To his secretaries walking up and
down the apartment, with his hands un'
der his coat tail.
"Engene Heauharnois, the son uf a Cen
pra Of Francs now no more" replied lhs
little fellow, with sp;r far beyond his
years. 80,
"Bring me The swntd Of BsauhlrnoiS,' =
said Bnn.aplrle 10 a surgeant % dI'y.--
The sword was brought and placed IN
, his honds. ''Ilrre," said he to tho youNg
hero, wailg smile lighiened up his coun.
!. tenance, stake thiS to your mother and
. bid her buckle it To your side to be used
n in the service Of your country"
}. The youth look the swo'd, kisie Il i.
= aud with bel,iug heart anil M los
i bow relired-the door closed behind him
II and tho busy Genersl lhought no more
Off.
3 Count B,auharn,is had been guill,i
II ned during the revolution, aud his widow
q and her son now lived in p,very il
d Par;7. Blrras had been their friend
y aud had KEEP, lhsm from starvation du
r. ring the vicssitules or the times.
When the Young ElIene returned t
?, his mo'her, she WIS much pleased vii,
u tho description of BInn'plrio given b
" him, and wrote the General note Il
10 lhlnks for his handsome treatment. Tn
produced reply, ard The next cv'n'n
I'd the General supped with the widow i
N her poverty, Struck with her beauty an
If intelligence, the cold harled warrior how
d I'd at the shrine of love. A few NOR
It visits and the suit was said aud the hear
was won. ...
l. Evening fell upon Paris and its vicini
g y. There was a burying of carriage
d for The Hotel des E'oIe. A thonStu,
ighls a,shed from the broad winlIws
0 aud countless officers. from th" IN rShlI
to the humble Sub Lieut., Of lnfan'ry
r were seen pressing in thrOngh tho opeI
i doors.
In & spncious saloon, crnwiel with
T the members Of tue Convention, aud Il ,si
Q ING with diamonds aud brighter eye, ,S'on,
Il General BlnnIplrto with heau'(Hl WI
6 man leaning on HE arm, 1t WlI the ac
complished Josephine. B,rras ind gjvel
l. her away in tho presence Of The rulers q
e France, aud the priest had spoken lhos
81 MYSTERIOUS words that bjal iva wi
u ling hearts together,
= General Bara.," said the lauqhin.
bride to the veteran officer as he sroo
J. beside her, "whal think you Of the Do
ming0 womah's prophesy nOw?"
', "Iosephtne," said BIrras, while clou
a pissed his face, ''ihe pr phesy may com
I, 10 pass yet, ShouId The day nf exulia
q ton arrive, remember that warn ynl
. To cxcrl your Influence iNr he prosperit
o( your cnuuIry." A l>nl laugh AT tn
Is other end Of the Saloon now called IN,
"a Generals attention, other guests crowded
10 up To be introduced, aud the conversation
IN wss not resumed. It was tha 9th o
10 March, 1896. The next dnv BlonrplrlC
way lluu' NbiNluduhGl 'lH'SHl0l vi llt
N Army Of Italy.
"A Could Napoleon have been satisfied viii
the greatness that clrc m'nn3cS united
ne IN clolhng him with; could he have haec
IL lrOu 10 the wife Of hs heart; VIA can say
p what might have been his fate? VIII
can tell what gl1ries might have ailie,
10 the crown of France? Frnm the niah
10 Of his marriage to the day uC his Snput,io,
IL from Josephine, success attended him
II The Alps aud the paihlsss desert CAV,
10 his master hand green laurels, and hi,
1t name became terrible from the Nile Il
tho Apprentices. .'Pnnr mnrtair Am
al bilion crossed his brain. II drelms,
as uf , race Of Caurs, lla lroke up tn
10 fountain of domestic felici'y tor col
"a uaiou with the h,u4e of Hlp'herg. II
u became The tarlst for The world 10 sho,
= tl. and ia graspiHg after 4 world he los
p "a empire. Tnnk ynu unl thu when III
D VIA winds howled oand tho rocky era
d lnfS,ini lfalann an5 uftbt rlns "A ~, +,