The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
Prepheer af Nnpalean.

The sah5slned prophecy Of Naposson ia said ss i er sepPrsssed passage from Inc JSHEmsI of la C@saS. aad no oas who has Perassd tha; work wil l douba ft.
 "In lsas than sfty years from thsesssent tisas, ?
 said the emperor to me one day. as stood view.
 ing the sea from c rock which everhang thel road ! the whole Enrepsaa system will b. changed Re vciuton will saeeeed Tevousioa untii every natiof becomes aeqaaiated with its indivi5aA rights De pend npOu it. tha people ef EaFops viii not sabna
 ts bs governed by these bands of petty sovereignty 1 these aristocratie cabinets. wss wrong Ia re- essablissing ihe order of Robies ia FrsHee; bui did II 10 give spieBdaF to the throne sud ref aeeai to the mzHnefs of the people. who were fast siak. l ing Bie barbarian sipce the rcTOlatiea. The re-
 mains cf the Esadal system will vanish before the san of kaOwlsdgs. The people having only to kpow thai all esnfnafes from themselves, Ia sFdel te aaert their rights 10 ssFs in sheir respective o veruments- This viii hs the enas essa with the beoFs af Rassia. Yes Las Cssas, you may live e sse ths tims-bat l shall be cold ia my gFsve-- when the colossal. bat ili eementsd empire will ee split into many sovereignGiss, perhaps repu ubiics, as there ars iribes which compose if"
 After few more reflections on the fntars pros Pect Of Europe, his maEesiy thus coalaae4.
 '.NeveF was web msre artfnisy woven a nation than that horrible debt which envelopes the people of EngiaRd It has been the means of en- richiag the arStocracy beyond all former example ! in any country; whilst i, has, at the same time. aroused as many fast and powerful friends 10 the government there are individuals who receive interest for ihsi money, 30 exiravgaatsy squaader ed ID crash liberty in ether ntEes bat even that must have end; accidental spark will ignite the ccmbusible mass and blow the whole system to the devil. If the mighty debt were due to foreign CTS, these cunning islanders Woald not bear Inc burdeR an hour, bat would some prstext or oth- break with their creditors and laugh their dniity; but they owe the money to indiVidsAls amOag themselves aHd are therefore likely to enjoy af fn~ to come. France too has got . Ge6t- Those Beur- bons think to naiaiaiu themselves on my throne by borrowing largely ef the present generation. order lAy heavy ths Hexf. and all future ones Bat know the Preach too well b suppose that such system can be long tolerated. know that they have too much adecton for their offspring 10 entail upoa them a national debt ike that oi England. however artfully incurred. No, no. my subjects are too sharp sighted to allow the property accumulated for the children 50 be moFtgaged to pay the Russians and Engiish for invading them. and for the restoration of the Eiee Ceurde imbeeiles, who now insait them. They will, after time, make comparisons between them and me; they wili recoliect that ihe expenses Of my gov ernment were defrayed by the posts during the war-that my war cost France Dothiug-that iet her not fraction deb1-bat that enriched her territory: Saeh comparisons wii not be fsvora- ble to the Boarbsns inc Freach will cast them and their debt from their shoulders, my Arabian 1 would any stranger who should dare to menn at him Then, if my soa be ia existence, he will be seated the throne amidst the exclamation Of the people; fl be be not, Frsaee viii go back 10 republic. for other hand viii dare 10 seize sceptre ii cannot wield. I he Orleans branch, ,hosgh amiaole are too weak, have too mach of the other Bo9Teons. aud viii share tho sane fate, if they to choose Ao live simple citizens, anaeT whatever cangs takes place. -ss-=-es
 Here the emperor paused for few moments, then waving his hand h. exclaimed. in animated ieae, his dark eye be&aing with the enthusiasm oi in spiraion-
 "FFance once more a republic, other countries viii follow her example. Germans, PrassiAns, Poles Italians Danes, SEedes. and Rnssians will all loin in the crusade of l5crsyl They will arm agaus, their sovereigns who will b. glad 10 make con cession of of their rights in order is preserve ! a minor authority over them as sueecis- They will grant them representative chambers and style themselves conxtitatiooa kings possessing limit ed power. Thus the fendal system wil receive iis death blow, aud, like the thick ulist the ocean
 if will dssipate at the first appearance of the sun of
 liberty, but things will not end there the wheel oi
 revelation viii stand still sf this point, the i'm
 petus will be increased in ten fosd ratio, and the !, motion will be accelerated in proportion w heu
 the people recover a part of their rights, as men they will become elevated with the victory they | have achieved; and, having tasted the sweets o 1 freedon, they wili become clsmorOas for larger portion. Thus will the states and princfPsiities e | Earope be in continual state of termOi and fer
 meni, perhaps for some years-iike the earth heav- lag in all directions, previous 10 an earihqaake- At length the combas,ible matter will have veat; tremendous explosion will take Piace--the lava o
 Eugiand's bankruptcy viii overspread the Europe an world, overw hsmHg kings ana srs,eerscies, ba l cem-nsing the democratic interests as il flows Trust Las Cssas, that from the vines piaat
 cd n tae soil which encrusts the side of 2f-tna aBC wesuvius, the most delicious vine is obtained, st
 shall the lava ef which speak prove to be Inc on,
 soil in which the tree of liberty wii lake tsm ans permanent rost Nay il flourish for ages, fau perhaps consider these sentiments strange and n usual, they are mine. however. l was 8 republican
 but fate. and the opposition of EarePe, made me al | emperor. l am now a spectator of the fatnre' | Leadon MoTRis9 Hersti.