Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

SuIiacaro. this Jth day q -haiN"' go
I,e-.sived with admiration that, with ex-
cess;ve prudence tie notary did not touch the
Las, word about tho chicken, which placed
Colonna IN such bad position before Orlan-
dini. Thereforealso Colonna' ; features bright
sned I'D in proportion as OFlandinIs gre"
darker. This last one looked at the hen ne
held in his hand like man who felt violent
,e,ontation to throw it in Colonna's face. But
one glance Of I.ucien De Franchi arrested this
bad Intention in lts BIRTH
The Mayor perceived that no time was to
be lost; he assembled the steps backwards,
still holding the hands locked, and never loos-
inr sight of the newly reconeiled for single
instant. Then. in order to prevent new de-
hate which could net fill to happen at the mo-
ment Of signing. as each Of the two adverse
risa woul8 consider it a concession TO sign
first. he took tie pen, signed himself, and con
yerting the shame into an honor, passed the
men TO Orlanliui, who took It out Of his hand,
stoned and handed It to I.ucien, who, making
use Of the same pacific subteTfnge, passed il
in his turn to Colonna, who made his cross.
Al this moment the ecclesiastical chaunts
reeopnded. ike re Deum rung after vie
tory.
We all then signed, without distinction OF
rank or title. Just as the nobility Of France
had signed one hundred and twenty-three years
ago the protestation against the Duke " Du
Maine"
After which the two heroes Of The day en-
tered the church and went TO kneel down on
each side Of the altar, each at the place that
had been assigned to him.
From this moment saw that Lucien was
perfectly quiet; all was over, the Teconcilia-
ton was sworn net only before men, but also
before God.
The balance Of the divine service passed
without any further accident.
After mass, Orlandini and Colonna issued
from the church with the same ceremonial
Under the door, upon the invitation Of the
Mayor. they shook hands once more; each
then resumed, in company with his friends
and parents, the road to their houses, into
which neither had entered for three years.
Is for Lueien and myself We returned to
Madame de Franchi's, where dinner was wait
ing for rs.
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