New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29
Loni. PhiIlppe Exhibited.

The want of moral elevation and sellrespect, 50
conspicuous IN L1uis Philippe, from his very hr.t
debut as a monarch war visible Throughout ms
whole system Of politics, and bis msnoer of quitting
the stage. when ali was over, was qaits worthy OF
the way IN which he appeared upon the boards
When first the cur ain ro-c. ln the month oi sep
temoer 1890 CHANGED n be passing throash the
T1ueres, aud paused for a n1ment 10 observe me
gaping crowd gathered as usual beneath the pal
cOny OF the midd window. They had been "il-ing
10 the hope that the King would appear as lie "s'
10 the habit Of doing every nov and then. 10 sho"
himself TO the people. make bis bow, end vanish
Presently, a l0glaS d. place. all neirosged and D.
buttoned, drew near q where ! was SANDING
He wss esc1rtog party OF English. who seemed
even more eager than the rest o. me company ~
behold the new King. " Has he appeared 7 sad
the r,iIef de Mace Not ver replied Dystauder.
" How long have yo1 been waiting Aooa' Ten
minutes Ten minutes aud You are waiting
still | will show you hos % orioG him oct -
Thereupon the impudent varet iufnei ald siIIteH
with all his misht and maia, " Le hol L> h'''
cry in which au the company j1iaei lusi.ly' and
which was soon followed by the desired effect Tor
the King presently appeared upon the bncony
nsd went through the usual form 81 laying MS
hand upon his heart swearing . mslntsin the
Charter &c aud then HthdreF Not 50 WIN
the r7lef de p'rce. who remained with his parry
Of sigbt hunters beneath the window, whie the
English gentleman AZ It's head hsnef rom DIS
pOcket the two franc ctece, when ha1 eEF
deotlv been agreed upon Tor a sight OF Louis
Phiii6pe "Nos would you ike 70 hear him
,ine ~ exclaimed the cicer0He a. bis prey was
about 20 escape him by turning down one OF the
,vsppe. of tbe Garden. Howl" exclaimed the
astooi.bed Epglishman, Louis Philippe sing
Yes. n Won ike q hear him sing the Mi-sesise,
he shall DO Il, directly bat the price IS i've francs
There Wal, whispering IN English Among tie par
tvs look of doub,-sn afirmstlon-a De; between
the father and his son-snd hnally the thing vas
agreed upon. Again did the rG'c' ce place shan
ont {. lie Roi! II Roi again did the crowd sst
sep,bled .ho the cry most loyal y-ODce more id
the King appear and proclaim his readiness . De
fepd the Cbsrter-and sEain was he about - with
draw. when the huars- voice Of q rdiet de place
Ia H4rssiIfaisci Ia NqrsciiiGiss and he be-
can himself 70 scream tue ar Ia dlscoriant tone
The strain vas caught up BY the oys,snders while
Louis Philippe leaning against the iron rsiing o.
the balcony. ioued IN II rIsht lu.tiy-beating ine
time with biz love upon the crown o. the shake o.
the Gsrde Nationas which he held IN his hand !
give Won nv honor thstths took plscs exactly
as have described L. | was told atergari that
the thing was common en1ugh. For two francs the
kim was shoVu-'or hve he was made % sing :
IL was curious II ObserYe the efecr produced rpon
the English party 1 have jus, been mentioning
The young ones laughed IN st heartily st me whole
affair while the father col1~ei deeply and having
aang the promised coin to'the Snowman. "sIheu
away quickly, with q muTered expression Of on
tempt upon bis lips.-C0tr.spoHdsHes Of me -n1"'
chester Examiner.