The Evansville journal., 1843-12-14


lPeci proclaimed extreme dissatisfaction.
"Why then come 10 mel' said he al las,
aneniy; for if you are obstinate, 50 an /,
and you know ii-at lest as obstinate a. you
ean te. Humphl republic! You are no
molc thinking of thar than am; and bssides,
what should yon desire il fofl You ale like
Joseph, who beihought himself the other
day ofwfiiing me an inconceivable lolier,
cody desiring | would allow him 10 enter
upon kingly duties. Truly nothing more
would Be wanting than the re-esiablishment
ofthe papal iribute.r
And shrobging bis shoulders, he smiled
coniempluously.
~And shy not, = said Lucien, ~ifit con-
duced 70 the national inlefesssi Ii an ab-
sordIiy, grant; bsi ifii was beneficial ia Ma
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upon IN
A variety Of emotions rapidly succeeded
each othcF on Napoleon's counrenance. lie
paced he gallery with hurried sep. repeat
ing iu 40 accenl that cyinccd sirono internal
perturbation, always tba sainel always the
samem Then turning suddenly 10 bis broth
er, and Stamping on the marble floor, exclaim.
ed wilha laundering Voice
! -but once more. sif. why then did YOU
come 10 meet met Why lhcso endless con-
ienlionsl You ought 10 obey me a. your a.
'hef, The head ofyvuf family and by heavens
you shall do as please
LucieE was nov growing warm. and an the
discretion bs mad summoned 10 h's a'd was
beginning " esapoIaie.
a am 10 sueiec' of yours. cried he il bis
turns sand ii You think 10 impose your ifon
yoke upou me. yOa are mistaken: never viii +
o0w NY bead 70 Il and tmcmbei--hcarkcn
20 niY words. remember what oncc told YOU
a M4lm IIsoa.n
hing sls'm'n.. alnos, sinister silence.
succetded f'|s taIE u generous Ind CATION.
The Two Dto'her. itesd each o,bcf and were
separated only BY te table on which i,
thar Europe, the sport u Napoleon's iula.u-
1iej amb|iion. IIt WIS very pile. bis l'ps
Composed. ihe alinosi |isid Complexion OF
h|s cheek revealing The tempest wilhiu. and
h's eyes dating glances of fnly a. Lucisn.
uhose noble counIenanco must have shown
e great advantage IN this sonmr Interview.
which was % decide bis future fate: nor his
alone, bul perhaps ihli Of Europe. Cor ulo|
shall conlectuIe What might have happened
had 'his really superior mao been king Of
Spain. q PIusss. o. Of Poland The cmpc
r11 - sAe a.. ~ 4lQ@k s.iencr nr Il a ma.
tered k's plss'on. aud addressed bis brother
~It1 caImne-s:
~lyn vi! rza<e! "a .xIal La. ~
1.I|t4 |ope N 611 ru& 1.1s1 re...n al n
as'Io The Interest a Europe a. least. IL NOS
youk own. Good by. aud good night 10 you.
my ..slhcrr
lie held out his hand. Lucicn. whose
nearl was susceptible 10 every kindly imprcs.
on. and whose reflections NJ thai mosncn,
we're of nature powerfully ,oawakcn them
|iook - ese'ssf'. Uttered baud and Qra<ped
~ aliecilonasely bc'ucc1 both ofhis. as he re-
ncn'ed ''Good by, ard good night 70 you,
my bfoiher.--A1'ep.r
"TiIl to-:norou = said shc emperor.
Lncien shook bis head and would have
spoken. bH was unable then opening the |
door he nshed from The apartment. re-asc en- |
ded The carnage where his friends awaited
him and Immediately Quilted Maniua.
The brothers met no more Ill The hour oil
Nspolcun's adycrsity
The scene Al Nalmasion. to which Lucien
sIIuded IN this interview, took place shorty
oeiofc The empire was proclaimed, when
NApolcon's intentions were already known
70 his family, and disapponted in finding
himself deceived N BIZ calculations on max
ing Lucien one Of bis powerful licuienanis,
served 20 widen the breach which the lat
iei's marriage had produced. Lucicn. who
had hoped 70 sec the happy days Of the
forum restored. and could now only look Cor
ihose Of Augustus, was vehement in his re-
pToachcs; accused the emperor Of being
laifhless to him, and Of violaiina his word |
in short, the discussion ended in an open
quarrel.
~lou are determined to destroy the re-
publicm said the enragcd Lucien; swell.
IS - nate hef lhen--mouni your throne
over her murdered remains and those oil
'e>t- -chllj,en--hut mark we'll what one oil
these cu'fss-~-r rnlld.cis: this empire. which |
YOU are erecting by i0'ct"tn<t -nrssrnr-.~-----
BY violence, viii b oscnhrown By violence
and loice. ani you Yourself will be crushed
ihas.' aud seizing q screen from the manfcI-
pece he crushed i mpeiuously in his hand.
which ircmbled with mge. Then. as i'll
sill mole distinctly 70 mark his resent
mcni, he look out his watch, dlshed a O., the
gronnd, and s'smped upon il with the heel oil
hrs ouo's AYES, cfushed-ground 10 powder.
thuslr
THE PERvERsENEss OF WOMEN.
There an r'd slosy ola man. wl.o had
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