New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-28

heard the whole lie Convinced Of the treschery
those around him. and be dismissed his Ministry forth
testant. My strengthened the Kings confidence
in me and augmented the hostility Of the Jesuits to me
iheJ SOUGHT my life BY poison they sought to asssfl
reputation by incorporating my position with the King
and they traduced the people a. influencing the
King to their injury.
The Jesuits in Munich a powerful party Though
they failed u the attempt my life they did sue
coed IN ther SANDER against me An occurrence that
Switzerland had just driven the Jesuits out Of the swi
Confederation. Louis Philippe professed non-nterven-
ton as his policy but at that very time Guizot to
Metternch proposing the subugation and division Of
Switzerland and an alliance between France Austria
for that purpose Kingous of Bavaria was solicited to
become party TO this alliance. He told me Of it, !
spoke my mind fully to the good old King to these in
trigues told him it was unjust and infamous saw
that the Jesuits the prime of the scheme
begged of him to keep aoof from this alliance of robbers
This caused renewal Of the attacks withincreased
violence in every way. The popuace of Munich
cited against by the fouest fasehoods artfuiy
trivcd. the Jesuts know well how to do. They
knows all my ambition was TO promote their happiness
and wel-being and make myself beloved for kind and
good acts revolution fomented by the Jesaits,
and the good old King ethroned and exiled. SYM
pazc with him in his sfortunes and in his exile and
continue to correspond with him. The King is known
the first potecter of the arts in Europe he IL called the
artist King. He il poet painter, sculptor and
yirtuoas and kindheatte gentleman lives earth
This venerable man was slaniered with respect to me
am a poor. weak little / love him I would
lore fathcr 1t is not love that any need be
ashamed Of am proud Of it. lie was my friend, and
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miserable wretches who have sandered that kind old
and yseif For the injuries to me forgive them and
pray that they he forgiven by all that they have In
ured n for those to him invoke Gods justice npon
them not his mercy 1t will surely oyertake them IN
this world. and in the world to COME, Z, ---,v.
have been deprived BY Jesuit and Austrian power or
my little property the fruits of hard and laborios study
and cessant eXetion the toll Of years the gifts Of
my kind bcnefactor am poor danseuse dancing for
a subsistence. have been prodigal to fault J have
learned twas fault In my suffering aud exile have
never tot confidence in the justice Of Heaven that shall
yet be known rightly to world and particularly before
The people whom would baye served for their sake and
for the sake Of their amiable old sovereign such good
and brave and honest people cannot long be misguided by
the bad men who have deceived them. hope that my
simple story told in my poor way will be believed by tt
American gentlemen and ladies'. 1t is true az live
am not the wicked woman you have been told have
never harmed any knowingly. am not the enemy
Of single human being living. am humble. .unob
trlsive detenceess danseuse. in foreign land with
relation and no longtried unseish friend to appeal TO
and only ask liberal and generous public to cret
my simple tale Can Iexpect this in vain from the high
soued free liberal and honorable Americans do hope
do trust they will not chill the heart Of stranger who
wishes kindness to ALL by harsh ard cruel censure upon
idle reports and rumors, s.
Can ask of my own sex to speak gentle word for me
pn be refused know have erred in life cften and
again-wo has not hRFe been vain frivolous. aril,
tious. proud but never vicious, cruel
kind cannot help it if bad men approach me-f bad
men scheme to become acquainted with me-if bad
talk Of me-nd if bad seek make despise my
self know but few gentlemen or ladies in America.
ohrnde myself on no one Some have been forced tt
know that wish had not known but have met som.
warn-hearted and kind people. whom shall remember
with gratitude while live. have repulsed from m,
doors all who have not been assured worthy
rect honorable and respectable gentleman and shall per
severe in DOING will associate will fools Of I'M
the other and beseech generous public t
sustain in my efforts to better my fortunes in
honorable profession appeal to liberal press. and Il
the intelligent gentlemen who control it, aid in
exertions to regain the of honorable livelihood
Adieu. kind sir with thanks for your courtesy and
best wishes for your happiness and prosperity.
MARIE DE- LANDsFELD HEALD. LOLA MONIES
| Chamber street. Wednesday. Jan IA, 1867