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designs which were cnce "a
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on this continent
Note for .faiufp H;slo,
american IndePenapacc.--In
or 1913, / forget the exact date
memory after the lapse c.
was acquainted in Londcl
emigrant. imam Of talent
ty, who was driven fro;nflrs C5saS
ati'antesndo, having taken otiica =
seph Donaparte, while King 81. pa
This persons visits thst USED IN "
quent, were discontinued Nor many
without my knowing what hal ~ ns
him; Oh his re-appearance hel
his absence in the ,following
81 have been1to Italy :,
political mission to the e
Charles w., specially EN- g.
the purpose by the revolution
Buenos Ayres, Riyadavia and
no, then in London, ostensibt
from the English Governmental tn
ton Of the independence Of thsA
Republic.
"The object of my mission nal
the King to transfer his royal 81
court to America, there to re .assu
tie and sovereignty Of King Of the
yer those vast .dominions extendI
pole to pole, of which he had beenss
~ deprivedshy the treachery otsT1
the parricidal treason of his ow nd o3!. ~
nand. 4 Mexico was Instructed to rec
mend to HE lMajcsty's choice for thu
of government, because Of its larger pori
! tun, riches, and the splsndor of.sitssCa
and In many other respects superiaEstq
other sections Of the continent for lbs
residence. ~ 3
"ihat the Kings younger sons Md
defendants would succeed to the niherit3
of splendid kingdoms IN Peru, Busgos Ay
and Chill.
with this vast, and then pracsical
PROJECT, l left London for Rome, Whera
found that the Spanish royal family11ad q
! parted for Verona whittier lost n9tirne
following, and was received with lbeneydd
lence by the King and Queen, renewinapt
acquaintance with several persopages of
court, to whom | was formerly Known I
Madrid. What change did here beheltl
Fallen greatness-from the most btnagniii
cent palaces in the world (Madrid, hraniues
the GRANNY to one Of those dirty, half.fnl
nlshed, dreary, barrack. looking BUILDINGS
called IN Italy a palacio-->the sovereign
the hnest empire in the world kingdoms
which the sun never sat-wearing nu
painful existence in exile, on FRcanty b
{sloh do!rd eut4by his French jailors!--t
sad spectacle kept me in melancholy all
Iztitnsl was at Verona. 1000,
$40 return to my subject. Bfer MAJ
| interviews wiki the KinghnttfS lueen
g'tt'si Hnd separate, thought my ns1tll 1
crowned with success, when / was sudden.
" thrown abach, and all my hopes busted,
oy message from the Queen hat all was ii
an end--that the King, with his usual vac.
lilh,'on, had changed his mind, and refuse,
10 embark; his repugnance to- asea voyage
was indispensable. The good example Of III.
Portuguese royal family gone to Erazil, VA
repeatedly urged upon him, gbillt ssIl IN Yair
! lhis lmhecilc Bourbon was incapable oaan
| oxer'lon OF body or mind. Not 30 the Q.i,se,I
go hrmiy had she adhered IN her resolution
that she offered to go herself, without I'll,
hlng, n her presence would accompIi sh III,
desired end, and trust to time and the c!latic
% events Tor her younger sons (pfisonefs 4l
france) following; but this was obvics: IL
Ioaa my mission was al an end, hi
so returned to London re infec.a Asf
- he Queen Maria Louisa, with all itel
faults and they were n1aiy, waa \ woman q
talent, that nature: had duniet. the fSSnp
whose character was a compound of sindo
lence and frivoIity. fills ro,iag passipn d,
one per od of his early dnysswas to be though
TO. excel in Staying wild BEASTS inthe Crow
forests, and making pork sausages with hi.
own royal hands, Il
Had the project detailed in the ptececd.
ing lines been carried OUT With succesr-an
It was then perfectly Observation-Disclosures i,v
been planted in Spanish America .hfrty-fiya
years ago, when obedience to the divine
right IT kings WAS both'a civil and religl
duty with the peopleo Of those yasaregid
when the absolute dominion ofthdKi1
spain was yet undisturbed from,
to Cape Horn (tho petty revolt
town OF Buehos Ayresthe y
and that inviting n1sslrt
how different we the con-
whole Amer o. sineht be at tlfy r.,
day! The etes would 10 all
aolllty, nay I'd within their just ~
natural i, boans Nthe limits Of Lohlsana. e..
me grloridas would not haye been5sold for!
aso1 :. Texas wonM moi have been lilched'
irasssfr its lightful owner; and Mexico would
moi now be the spoilofher rapacious neigh
Tue DEFEAT OF MR. Own. he Prince.
ton Qnd.) Clarion, contains letter Ssfom
Mr.. Owen, in relation to the causes Of hia