The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-06

i've lisll. and Cor ihsss hours made i lie
EreEed ibslf ihfsrnsl orgies. They then
e'osttd though Ills tezuIilsl RaIdeh.
sd pressed inle lhe palace. ard FurrovE-
6rd lhr king S=sieI 10 . rbsir upOn tie
f.hlr. surrounded by lev 81 be Nslion-
Il Guard, he bnle hia sell or oEes hight
k'ngIy. shd sasd the ialVn-lsd moo by
h's eslb pFsseree. A drunken wamsn
handed hiR lie rcd eaa OF l'tery, MLlsh
he Imne lately. SiiiOuI ehsneiig hls
e"unfn'n e. Pleeed an hrs head. Al
Oier tE red han 4 cUP Of usltr. aud
slough lie su.l eeGed IL eonIaintd poison,
he frak is III 81 tr.pgh'. An iEyol-
nnl.ry cheer bur.i fE"m tie ihrag Il This
seI al confidence. IuI whils tins dis
g'ar'lnl srene ~ss pa's,ns without aid
s.Ihrn the pelaee, : Sigh, dsrk-lockhg
young msn emerged from csfe. and zee
lug abe NIB fl lug the g.rdsn, said to his
tread Let us sec chat Is gong on yOa-
der" S.audii & IN one Of the walks Of
ih,. g,Idrn he beheld all that irsnspusd
w.lLiu the palace wish irTepresslble dIs-
gael; aid q, IerRh, when they saw The
kl"g pot on lie red cap. be could restrain
bis AID gnsnon no longer. and exela med,
"Nh,i folly! How could be disgrace
hinself e.! The wreIcLes-he should
haze blown four or FIVE hundred Of them
i"ip The ar al once, aud the rest would
have l,keu TO their h.tls." That trGs
young Napoleon. aud the friend beside
tim. Is uff,etna. TREE wears after he
slnOd IN lhs zane garden IN very differ
cot reisl'oHs. The mob. and The Nation
81 Guard together. smnuDiing in oil 10000
men, had resolved 10 O.eTthros the Con-
seaiIun and government OF France. An
army of 5000 snldIers was III The gOEero-
menI could muster 10 resist this appalling
force. |, matters mol, a young artillery
officer. bronzs-lookIng man. 10 a, their
h. ad, showing IN every feature and move
@eni ,h,l he Is,no Louis XVI. No wo-
Hsnish fear agils.es bis heart. lie lopks
on The approaching thousands as calmy
ss The marble statues ihst fill the garden
about blm, and orders his rusty band 10
stand IN dense array around his few cam
non, that are chatged to The muzzie 9Th
grape shot. lie IS about TO Try the ex-
perInieBt he, three years before, had said
The KING should have tried. Itis young
Bouapart. With hs s.ern. quick voice
lie inspires his men With confidence. a.
he hurr'es from post to post. A short
street. called the Rue s.. Honore. comes
dlrecrly up in iis angle 10 the garden.
IRON the church ST. ROCHE. which stands
al the farther end. Up this short street
pressed body OF the insurgents, while
the church IVES filled with srmed men who
kept up deadly fire on the regular troops.
Bonspar'e saw them spprosch with the
came Indifference he bad 30 often wstch.
ed the charge OF Tie Austrisu columns on
hIs artillery, snd pointed bic deadly bs,
terry full on the cro~ding ranks of his
counirymen. "Firs!" broke from bis
bps, and that nstrow street Gas strewed
with ,he dead. Di.eh,rse after discharge
of sppe'shni SWEPT with swiul destruc,
ton ih,ougtthe trull,iude, till at length
they broke and fed in w,ld COG fusion
!, through city. The wall. Of The church
ttllI bear the ,bcilts.msrks Of that dread
(fluI fire, aud slaudss a uionumeet Of The
great insuttec,ion Of Paris BIZ, while
victory vas wish the yoIng Bonsparte on
this side Of The g.Ulen. the Insurgents had
Z cauled the hfi,lgs thai spans the Seine on
: The eber. end come pouring over The
graselted wake full on bic deadly battery
H. lei them spptoachEuR within less thar
, faur rods. Of his guns. AID ,hep hu,le,
that awful e,ctm3 Of gtspe-shot into thei
! bosoms Smiuenbsck by this a~ful 6f,
/ in thtiI very fsres, mapghns through, thei
/. dense columns, thes1 halsd - but no
unnl they bad received three Of tbns,
mt'd rnvs discharges did they ,breek an,
J flee. Ihis broke up rsri.isn mnbs an,
z ended popular distractions. The tenn
n po,iztag, ,imid sp,r,t had Tor years left ,h
!. - cilS prev 10 l.wless violence and delu
j. gea u 10 hlooa. One te.olu,e, de'ermin
!, led man ended them At once. Boldnes
i snd tesplntion ill sIwsys crush mht
/ and the GUY suthoriuss that dare not sup
. .pati The Laws btcause they are sfra'd I
= take hpman lie, sdop, the surest cours
a 10 secure the greatest iow Of blood.
q Here too, previous 10 this. fellihe bfav
!. lSwts. Guards, lighting for their kline
L HID Louis .possssssd . tenth rss. Of thei
.svslnr, he could have retained his throne
4 s6d given tie people 3 constitution aud
4 constitutional freedom Decides. He, i
!. his wonanly weakness, enrsged the mo
TO acts Of violence, by refusing to main
], tain The Law by the strong arm OF force
!, Appointed 10 uphold the laws, he won't