The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17

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present 70 witpess this outpouriug as were OF his
whole soul Hooked with sstonishmcnt that man,
dics' journals bad for the last years been ssyiag
The king Is getting old the king old, the king Is
hImpsss of that vibrating voice the vivaey OF those
es'tures ltnppeaIed that my couutenanoe expresssd
II. su,p, s that fe for tho king stopping In front
You appear not to have heard what said. What
81 was thinking. sir. that your Majesty had still
many Of happiness give to tho French people
| - he French" replied his Majesty With smile,
thew are tired Of b.;ng stvIsS tss S.nav nsoo,.ss
Athens tire Of bearing Arstides called the Just
The king fearing doubt that should take his OBJ
fer,aton o. serious immediately assumed his usual
gravity. and sitting down besides me continued:
have, perhaps the right to accuse my friends, to
Journals, which when was kirg proclaimed mo Is
the Napoleon Of peace not one was found. after my
had loved my country. and that had rendered her
some service but have right TO accuse the French
people They raw me TALL and remained indifferent
they fee aud not moved at my departure.
The il clear For eighteen years they haze been
taught TO despite to detes the OF autho
yesrs they had been told In every by jour-
rails that the king living recspituiatioR Of every
msn in who're word and deed no reliance could b.
placed; that 1.-THE suffering cssses were refused the
an they CURED Il vas because the policy
topal policy; because he had . pittless and hard
heart . hen Augustus had drunk, Poland was inc
thus when this sgotist refused to draw the sword
saaiDst the French, TO defend the crown which the
without noble sentiment the throne to which eight
years before. he had been raised by reclamation,
the people thought that France Was about TO breathe
more freely All our evils about to cease, the
krg that to ray vice despotsm the msfortunes Of
the people the shame Of the country the authority,
are about to quit the authority that pesticnce sig
pslised 10 the sutpatby Of all France dread
full than dreaded authority is going all is over
And once more the people right in thus speak
ing, whsn they helped the overthrow Of that king
whom all attack and none have ever defended.
b. spS ss h%
the journals. The tribune"
!" They defend me, .sy you Yes, sometimes PRO
ssrou,ly never! NY ministers thought only OF saving
the portfolios confded TO them but, they had never
Of the king. Fr,m the very commspcsment Of my
reign certain accusations made against which,
siDed uDspswered ana thus have become dss felt
actomphs. ! will f1eption only one, the history OF the
P,cx,anme q me ho,t de p,lle How often have the
france was deceived the day when the King swore
the P,osromme 81 the Hofei de Y,Hs. Had this pro-
prsrme been Observed ell would have been for the
beet But the King has repented having adopted IL In
moment when he would have promised every thing,
TO tie Il rome, the object If his ambition Well the
truth L. sscended the throne with reppgnance with
hind Of preseptment Of the future, asd IL only
the sntreaties. the prayers Of all those whom
lied, Who perrusded me MAS the only mss who could
caused me to yield. An TO the Programme Of the Hotel
de Vie, have volst.d IL, aud that for a very
plain Its,on that 1t was impossible to violate what
| What % faid ], "ths Programme Of the Hotel de
| Tile never e1isted ?"
Never was his reply.
"Wbsf nc conventions were made by the ninety one
deputies who went to the Hotel de Vile, to offer the
Lisstepancy. General to the Duke Of Orleans 30
"Con, entons1 None. Conventions. indeed. They
bad something else to think about, truly. 1 not
Yet Ming and Vas already tui rounded by courtisrs
| A nasse0 n b0 DE- /
state all 10 you N. Viennet read again the de-
clsratien OF the Chamber Of Deputies which had al
ready beard and approved Of at the Palss Royal. l
replied, in few words given in the Mvnieur that
deplored the snusion 81 blood and that all"
But the expression Of Lafayette, Sire, you will be
ikis bot raid at the Hotel do VILE but week
previously ut the fasis hoy al and far from leaving 1t
without reply, Immediately added: Not tho best Of
republics for the very best good for nothing Well
then added q. nersl Lafayette, smonarohy surround
monarchy, surrounded by republican institutions,
sptroye Of Republic! No In ell this pray, where
zee none indeedn replied u "but sire, Why, dur
Ing the eighteen years Of Jour Msesys reign, did you
net the respecting this phantom Of
"Ahi There is the question; often, very often, I
wished myself TO reue the iole trah promulgated on
this subject but always met with opposition"
"from " HON, sife, eDquired ~"
"Ff,m my different ministers"
And the kings will never triumphsd over that Of
his MINISTERS ~
"Ah there like many ethers You
call all that ba been written the personal politics Of
the kibg-oD the vincbie tenacity Of the king-And
you really believe that my will met with any OBJ
tacles IL was oppoeeu IN every direction ana mt all
un.,s. And 40 IL ought TO be and had no right TO
be sorprt,da It, certainly had my own personal
views In politics, aud certainly ebdeavored when
any question discussed In my presence TO cause
tho. piiLcpies ~ be adopted which, on my soul aud
ctnscieDce II King and fr.Dcbmsn,I thought TO be
tie true ones but rely upon II, ny opinions we're al
Ways opposed and freely opposed b. those Of my NIL
bistsrr who did not participate III them and was con-
tsqutDtly when in the minority, obliged ~ eld This
happened very frequently, when important Is wei
MINOR questions we're sgitsted aud this al
sltne tu instance, 4 made unLeard Of Efforts that
the biftoiy Il the Programme ~ the Hotel de p,fie
might be r,iutcd, but without success. was always
pa ns,d that an opportunity should be taken 10 do
but .itt,r that arrived, OF they
would lot avail themselves vi one, for nothing ~As
doLe tho subject At last weary of being put
en- irtm time TO tine. myself wrote refutstion;
made 1t cl,sr, pei.mptory, and complete under the
raiuIs n bcutg.Ois ss Pnisn with.d it " be
yiibted But before doing 30, l resolved 10 cotnnu-
LieAte IL to tssmr lcri-r. i'm order to have his APP
Irossl fOr, between Ourselves, 1 always have been
sIo r,Dgiousiy c,IEtitutiCbsi kiDg. was sucs from
the eth Of August 1e3O to the 2sth February ls4s,
without ibteirupicn and without any interval, aud
may AID. rithoutissiet Cssmir ftrler read
ny sOIs. aud approved Of a. very much. NO reply
eau .e mace 70 sts'o ne. len, r'y"nsa, We
ir, n that cried he. What the King mix himself
~ ~itn poi.mies aud give Lie WORK, III. name ms
I,tscn, To dhcu,tiCpr In that case do not sign
What does that signify The author will soon be
kno~p Tor .,,rytlbg IN these osys becomes pubic,
1sIticusry What ". ,poeasor 10 conceal IL Will
be known that Bcs go,s de Paris is neither more
n,f lvss Than bs Msl.siy Louis thiippei aud then,
What attacks, What safcssBs! perhaps" leu are
right r,pbd but what is to be done for declare
fbhky II is time to put stop TO the crcuistion u
lie: II Will nd cthsiwis. Ia being believed aud that
NUT not be In The interest OF the monarchy, IN the
CT the authIity. ~hish has need OF respect
rsiL,r han OF foies that must hot BE- Well re-
joined ssinir tetier yOsr Majesty will connde the
wtititg to me-, prUnre you shsii have piets
tstRisotion hou will publish this refutatiopP
vii lubiish IT,, but Ia such manner that ~ may be
rsa ~ all France. b. all europe Tor from the tribune
nj 81 LAYING introduced II car,f1iy into some impor
tsLt tp,.ch will rsd It That perfect ssid lar
pi,itfatie To What ! myself proposed, and heartily
tLsit yOu tor tuth GOO iass.' - ssimr Pc
ttOk my reosi aud put IL la his portfono from
Whence II has never removed"
Ana ytpr Majesty never insisted on the realization
Of the niibstsr' . prUn1issf ~
On the contrary, very often referred to It, but the
rsIly sni Ia CITATION 81 o1yor funy' that
piop, that eis, which arrived Tor the
kig-p
Ihs King th,n said with smile -" am telling you
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