Washington telegraph., 1848-08-30
WHAT Is 10 BECOME OF
ZIAAlARTTNE

moment bon lurI--a spectacle not ouk
strange. hnl incNprpsslbly luuehing.-
There Is mnn IN tint capital al lrholu
aud revolutions, s0ho has within the
compass OF low week.. ,Xpcneucrl MI
the Ferls uul yir.-zIudes al statesman.
ship Yesterday ha waz retcfsd almost
TO Idolalryi lo.duy In !. shuunrdu- Il the
Ioueh oi hi= lanl OF the sound al hz
Foler wnrr eontnmnuung-yrsterday hr
wuz til .'aHy ii lhH republic, tp.day hg
Is IL ti#sim Auuls llu- muui ii Is
1hug1Hf 1yhu-rsnu. Wa#mazlealadNilh
1hebeamy al tH.ial aud from whose
dps rame these woods uIaiuIuanee which
only % day Or Two hoa thrilled through
Ihr h,ufl of Chfi-,aulna
Esuy citizen IN fmuer felt the -inrrr
ny Hi lh- man rafbU,asm-it Nvas ut.
tr,iad, indeed, BY TIN purity, the can>iz.
faurs. aHi Ihr d ly al whole lie
AndH asHIusH .H mau. under whose
no#HI.z. 20 n-e am syrfss-ian lnIcly Ut.
t1ud hY the SsHnua, She had recently
burned The last amdH OF hct incense --it
II uaamI tins HHu Ilmf the sluuder- u.
al. Ia1ie- m the rHuh'.e ure nov dfreu
rd. "a, lg zpnnI al Infamous uuammi-
-. it aHnH b lad lhal jpalnl.ie- nj
|#I,=Iaafm.zls, communists, lioaapaHir=#
/ DuaaU.zi, fuuThluIsi,. the auyuurs. the
/ bourgeois and the unstoafuts=-ufs b.
mr. IuHri eut fHHHg likn ashes II IS
against Hu IHa He aa.1Huiez oi tlIe
/ fuasI1u= tire beng THROWN m-iiugaEiT4
- IfluWHdutWM historian. uueu mud
mIHrI.= 5rxWHIa 90. o.thamuabaIy af
+ puaH.aif Fl aWas u' me tI-s.fu'es OF Hupu
huIE mI n 'la neklHuas. al Iht people.
IL iEH. Is doubtless reasons i0f thiz
slnideu change n tHe opinions ol iiuneh
H..Hz#us oa -, lirJH tire rea-aaz.-
F NHHH uaz -ui uarf thr Hr-i u.uzfre.
. fluu. .aaf iHmaHua had runsp.aa3 with
Iiie IA aF-eat, af l5Ih nj May. laHas.
T tua mH II answered that accusation
+ non ilH IahuuH ai Ihc National Assem-
HI# II -H.a=sE#haaF remembers ii
--.Es. / iafa Hu.Imd win those mon
II HaHr eHHsHpd with thpm a- tic
/ IaIHu# conductor raWpires with ihs
|fHfd fTrHH Tho metaphor Wos
/ splendid, and ha. lpu verified hy events
I The beginning conductor ui thr rrNuiu-
| uuu, Otherwise ihc fame 0l lnmuriiuo,
/ ia- l#nu.Iird warped literally blasted,
/ hy Uauyug un lhr Terrible electricity o.
| thn cuuYllHrIas. Teshirld Franc. from
I yaul ihe poet statesman called down
rY1u h uUu head ihr lightning. of tr.
/ lul.m lnmariinc has secured She sal
yaiiun OF tho republic, Init only boy the
] aruiier aI liis Immense aud magnificent
/ popularity A. hus been Dohly ,uid al.
] uudr otlli- gr.ai man. by one speaking
I Nuu .r opposite sidc OF the channel
. ". O. ,Huariiuc wus not actuaied by
7 ambition, ho VA. patriot TO the extent
ui >al..aculicci hc consented, with his
. eyc- open, npalycrise his name, in order
. um Do. HIg' preserve the National A..
..r
. iIw BE- i.e explanation of ihi- u.hnr-
v.c mrNp'.cablr prohnu--thu i- the
solution 90 the enigma OF 'ho duvG.oil
o' lhn executive cDmmiss.lu-'hgi De- th"
clue which cgu alone gpdr our reason
through th. 'ahyuulh ol these cAfn'rdi-
nary and huvIluuIngo occurrences iiiih.
cun there Iya haou only vhi.puHuas
aud inu,udor- n dcWocnuDu m Lamar.
liur- clnurtcG aud u wlu.1u lu these
,amr whispers aud muondoc-, Doc has
himself Wuuou thus TO lhr Constitution
ua.-
There b. uo answer ih.tr rs only e cry
ol indignation which rises from the bot
tom of my soul, and which ! pray you
simply 10 register
/ Ultimately the truth will be revealed,
hut meanwhile, 10 Alphonsc de- Lamar
tine himself u the midst OF his undcscrv-
ed dc-oaliou, we can fancy thai that
muuuul verse must sometime rccur
which hc wrote ia the garden Of Gclh-u.
manu- ou the death OF his young daughter
Jc ius dies la munrlir IN Iommc de doulcuT, sc.
Gus. CuMGNAc.--Thc present Admin
| iImuon contains mo- less than four OF the
Republic abIasl generals. They are all
thorough republicans, yet deeply mbucd
Witlia Conservative spirit. Gen, Cayalg'
nae, la whom thr Ea,wlvc power l-
new vested, was born IN Paris in lsO2.
llo WaSthc son ui Nlscouut tavaignac,
who was member OF National Couvcn-
tion OF ~. and Wuy the brother oi God
frey Caymguac who was formerly the
President oi the Society of the Rights of
man, and who distinguished himself by
opposing the Orleans dynasty, with all the
powers of both his pen and sword. In
/ 1880, the present General, although nt
that time young aud without "a name,
wa. one OF the first officers whocspouscd
the cause Of the people and the news of
the popular victory alone prevented his
marching his compauyirom Auas, where
he was then stationed to the help Of the
barIcudes in the capital He served
several years with simalhbility in Algiers
and although his boldly wowed RcPuh-
llcan sentiments did much to make him
an object OF royal distmsi he fought his