The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-30

i ~ fW~ t"su nv pfnIo loa ~ t"r navy
nrss Of sLis great nos srrhy. IL hes 100
besn IN my rowfr N srennrli.h 4. ]
lhsufsfr ak 10 Be received BY yonr as-
jesiy 40 simple sphjert." Pernissi..n
ras refused; bsi The fsIl1ne - wsr drDse
Joseph lron bis erosn aud kius dsw. srd
he wss onre mase in France. The &C.
verses 81 lsI3-l4. had osef1ken Fnnrh
tfiBmpks; the espllsl mas mfnFed; Ma
poleza with The lIsgpeni a. his Esrt n
ons arnirs sss MAJ csering belsttn thr
Nsrne and me Seine. wlth lhe here 81
rasrslpg Pans--bus The overwheluirg
number Of lie scsffssry rendered sIrrss.
hopeless. From Rheims an The 10Th
Marh. 1874. he wrote 20 Joseph. 60
WHOM, on leaving Paris. he eon6ded lhf
drfenre Of the rapi,sl. and DE care e the
Empress and her spn--reeslllrg % kiw,
and ,enewine his ,eIbsl instruction noi
10 permit siihfr Marie I.oui,e rriie King
OF Rome 10 fall INTO he hsn,'s Of the fhe-
my. 10 this litter be says fmphsuealiy,
Qnii rot ny 81 n. and rememhrr. | wnnid
rather knos bin 20 &c N the Seine. Than
IN The hands % the rnsmifs ~ France.
The fniinne Of Asst. arex. prisoner Of The
Greeks. has iaiwsys appeared % BE- The
mos, melancholy lOrluns recorded On his-
Tory"
This letter d,urginsd JossIh 20 terd
of The Empress aud her con. and re
mex, day he followed hen, course Tor
which be has been much reproarhed. as
h.sienirg the fall u Psri.. The fall hos
ever Was inevitable. and tie chances I ii,
l., ing II Few hours, was noi weighed by
Joseph sgsihsl the sacred I'D, Ivy ~ith
which he resolved 10 exc cute Tie Empe.
ro,'s iniunclions aboht liz family.
i AfuI lie ALTERATION of Napoleon. Jc.
seph retired 20 Lausanne. Som the events
of The hundred days found him sgsin IN
PARE, and srain j eply iru.ird nv h.
brother. In memoir Of Joseph. by the
prisoner Of Hsr, HE nephew Louis Ma
lolecn. n is related ihstuponi " srgges.
lion. Napoleon sent confidential prrson
10 Pezzo d. Bofgn. then The soul Of The
all ed co.nclls Cpl osej 20 hin, hearing Eve
mill.ots OF francs. aud pr0n les &C lish
tromotion if he aotld esPouss THE French
cause, and throw dsccrd among the COS.
l,sred pouers. Tie cfTer was too kte.
4 Il have jus. l,ii The Congress" Pszzo
| Iii Borgois reported 10 have said. /" where
!. employed oil u ., lpossess Of eloqnercs
, and IL fipence TO r..n'msie The cnal iinr
; AGAINST The emp, lor--l canno; "a call v he
serving Eiai@,6lIfGlf lffiin J@8rself xjsbe,,
few hours sonner!'
II With The final downfall ol Nsroienn,
Juseph's public carer trn mated. lie
came 10 this county AID established
himself al Print B,etze, onll.e Delas are
!, living ,he lii. Of gentleman ofacccn'
plished education, re- fined taste, and lib
raj hospitality. While Napoleun nv
he sill hoped--after he died, and while
his son snli lived. did he continue 10 hnI ,
I and when The resolution of 1880 bus
Tor h in Paris. he addressed from this city
an eloquent prules, 10 the Cbamter Of ID,
| putes against their assuming TO place on
The throne, without consulting the nation
{ any oih.r tsa,ly than that oil Bonapsrtr
: Napoleon" SAID he, "was called 10 the
: throne by tire millions Ave hnndrf
n thousand voies-if the nation ,hiLks riRh
D tn make another choice, il has the right
e bu, i, alone. Napoleon II. was proclaim
$ cd by Tire Chambers Of 1915. which recog
n zed ia h,m right ron'erred by the N.
: ton. accept for him all the noeifica
!. tiuns discussed by that CT amber, which
!, v as rudely dissolved by foreign bsyone,s.
= The protes, vas unheeded. The yuunge
. branch uf Bourbnns as Placed on ,h'
. throne; aad still, as under he elder b,anrh
= The names AMI family II Bnnapa te WeI
! proscr,hed from The soil Gf France.
e Abandoning ,henc, fnr,h no, his in'eres
b for The honor aud welfs,e Of France. bl
u all expectation of being permitted 10 con
trihnie thereto himself. he passed his day
j. in ,rarqniI philosophy on the banks Of ID
!, Delaware. |, was IN this retirement tha
n Q depu,s,iun Of leading men from Mexic
q souph, him out. and rendered tn him
!, crown in the nos world, which. suhou
: hesitation. he put aside. In 1880 fan'l..
n fairs required his presence IN Europe
= In 1870. an attack of sporlexy smo,e b.
5, previously vigorous health and fine facul
- ties: and lsngnishing lrcm the effects
4. that. aud finally permitted,
Is An old man, broken by the storms Of State,
D. 10 witt Florence in The hope of bench
h from It's genial climate. he there bres.he'
ID hrs last-w,th his la,est breath ins"kln
e blsss,nss on tie country which had =
l. y arded his services with twen,. min
~ years 81 exile.
10 In ,h,s country, Joseph was know
10 nnly BY beneiac,iuns. Of mos. am'aol
rs and court'ou manners, with admiraol
70 conversational powers. which he "
IL fond Il ,udulgins-and without any
IS the pre,ensions with which bis care
he nigh, have inspired mind less even
VI balanesd-he mosed smong us ",
n bred gentleman, kind and generic
IN neighb ,r--a mos, agreeable and lnstsu
~ r. n A.