The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-24

o. view. than on the words Liberty" "alusn e
rover," or people" Emperor anil the hts
pc, sonal pronoGn were obviously synonymous IA :
hi, vocabulary. OF bis Essay os Swiissrlsnd,
we may .ay. tina, It a'tssts industry AMI painso
' the part Of he aii<r and Indicates cousidrrallS
| msn'a activity II ia the production Of an eaer-
cis.J intellect aud these volumes give us Nbun.
dlnt prunls ha, b. has never received s.tiiclsn,
credit from the world on the scure Of hs under.
! s,anGing. IL it that the world cru, adj 70 Onls
! success No; but because his projects were 70
! intensely personal his objects III Wild. and Nv"
/ means 50 riGicu ous that whatever ability lie ds
PLAYED with his pen WINS d, ruled b,csuse of ~
accompanying drawbacks, Hs had vislbly Get
! his fortunes on a cast, and determined tu be Ein'
peror or nothing.
Such beng the mar, he resolved now to hui
Louis Philippe from his throne, aud occupy u
! himself For his period of Gssault he chose III"
! 50 h vi October. 1886 He has himself. IN lois
letter 10 lis mother, (to be fund IN these rU.
unes and worthy of perusal narrated the event
! How lie add esscd the soidiers--how he dlr pla!
ell "1he Eagle Of Aus.erlrI lie proclaim
ct, "F,encLuien. everything that is establ'shc'!
without your authority is ille- nn'e'-huw
few soldier, cried "Vivs fEmp.feur how. al
ter wnvcring the ,rocpa .bcyed their otiicers. AMI
took Louis Napoleon prisoner. aie some OF then
had desired to bay oIet Ei,n-sfs narrated at fui
THIS esrapade Of hi, was visited with sngnaf
elem, DCy. lts sravest ch.s,iscm,D Ut was the rd
iCuo Of Paris. Lnuis Philippe Displayed grrAi
turbcarance sui llagnaniu.ity under The cTrnii'
stances The young ady.murcr was sent I'll NJ
once to ,ha United States--where .o enI'r O"
the nex, period Of his svpnlful s;'ry.
, . He Visited both Nurh AMI ouu,h Ameiie~.
and corr"s banded with his mother 1T. Iet'cis {"
her exhibiting coed ceiling and h''sI re peel
lt,t. 81, Il
. Napnleuni,ni. They Wr- dashed with gren'
deal Of what to our English taste, lo"As like al.
frcted seutimVntali.n, ui hat French school q:
writer's Of whom Cha raubrldnd IL tie type We
doubt whether nuy Stuart, from 1000 I" Ib,H Is
/. mily extinction brood, I'd 81 constantly On Ihe in'
tunes If his family auJ It's chance "f resuIrrc"'.
, as did Louis Napoleon Even the foreign sc.ne.
ry of south America did not distract h. nlnd
. iloni the grand OLDEST al his lie The ln'eh'i'!
of lis family passUn-a Differentiation to alrfs
& nj supreme power--is visible throughout all iI'
i Jefferson the genLir,nrss al whi,h there d'"a
/ M, sppear any strong grounds fr THROWN:
doubt. They are not numerous aud they ac It,
e harmony with all that passed IL the snliy and Ia
: ter part. Of lis career. Willie hr WIS travelling
j in the View World hi, character and his descent
. ~ Strashonrg Lecame subjects of discussion IA
= Pnri-; and it was whispered that l. ,f,yelte Iu,k
II Ell on him with some favor Htd that ihe biRh-
j. sone Republican Journalist Armand CaIrrl, did
not show himself perfectly h'st'e 10 the tsen't-
g. al,y 4 the vois to which Louis Napoleon a'pir
!, cd. Having returned to Europe Ia attend tho
i. drath.h-d Of his mother, who expired October
| 6th, 1881, Louis Napoleon ,omn.tuccj paper
., war against Louis rhi'iipp,, under ever oi de-
r frnding his attempt al Sra,bo4rg. The French
= Government. began TO fer the lcr'uacitv ant
II ambition of the Prince AMI iu- Sc that lie sh"u
Il be removed FROM S1iizcr.aud. H. acc iingly
If again took refuge in Enghnd--"'lhc only country
o, in Europe says sra OF BIZ yrnphcrs, where
IA the laws Of hospitality not III lcct TO the ex-
IN gruries of pulley" Til biugs Us to BE- next d..
ne vision of his life IN when be committed himself
'l aJain by his descent at u o:n'.
he 3. Amongst The TIA jesi advisers ofthe FRINGE
Us q, this lime WAS N d P,.lgn, WHO judg
Il. ng hun by the ske cl m thesr Volumes, may TO
n. taken Us m improvisation Of those Snowy Paris
Y ian adveu'ursrs p'ined not b. Eugene sue. but
lac bt De D,iYrc. Yet tie Mhqui. de Kenny, IN the
MT "Mysteres de Pars, iOay De- taken ns type ef
Ii the ma urcs t. which ". liz prr-lnv belonged,
l." NJ. dc Ia GuerrOuiere, ~ luo'rl IN 'hese vol
~ umes, land who writes will! facoraHl. l'anlngs
ns towards the PIcsidrn thrs describes II q" Per
liz sgrv. whose rame il, VI cour'e. i1unr t" h'iour
af RAIDER ~ the successor VI y. SIC MVrny, III tho
al Office ui thu minister -
with Quick and easT wit clever energetic
N and bold and with will fIll q! r-soGrrr- VI de
nd persgny was a; once be conception and ihr *
&c. ccution'he directing intelligence aud the acting
Of hand If the advouiuI. To which he had devoted
- himself Diplomatic by instinct rather than bv
I'd education he woyc the threads OF IAc CoIsplra'y
ne with con,ummate ability. and III a manner I,
vas leave him free TO Iupess 1t with Whatever d1'
hi reciiOn lac thought best Sumewht "!a 't'er
lie er, flittery 10 him was only means 81 ruling
Ii: and leading tho e.f will and vanity OF men. a
1T r g ii
tes than n chain u iron. A consplrat,r by di'posl
IN ton, and upon calculation, au adventure had
lie irrrsi,,ib attractions for Inn. Devoid olcnthu
nal sasm or passion. he enlisted himself rather Il
nd tie fortunes OF the man than for tie man hinSel
tie o. his cause. Cool and impossible IN the face o
of Danger no danger could deter or stop him VIII
a, iore;housht which prepared all the comlina
po ton4, aud boldne+s which unprecedented nothing
pal such wa. NJ de Persigny"
Whether NJ de Pe,siguy counsellrd The nva
self son a: Doulogne il u net important 10 IN
r. cure.
10y The If. which Louis Napoleon led in London
,cs from the end If 1893, iii he month OF August
nee lsi0, il DESERT ed briefly, but cmrhlticaly, n
nc. what is called IN vulgar parsnce, ,lrt II 81
81 man about town" Hl- days and nights, It /, her
md stated were passed ION he TUT, in the betting
IN room, or In the clubs. where high play nnd drs
30. rate stakes reused the faded energy Of III,
on. biaSe gambler" Whatever may have been hi
- private habits however he lesoy ed TO play agalr
me ior power. He left Margate in August, 1910, u,
M board the City # Edinburgh steamer. He voy
phi aged en- prince, with wcitsuppied cellar M,
Of lardrr, cook seullous, valS, moitrs dhott!,
csc secretary chasseur hair dresser, crooms, IN,
l,,, II all--a tame eagle HehaA two travelln.
lis carriage. foom,n and gr"ums in English vcres
Isl. and splendid dressing case. The putty amoun
a. ted, in III, - fifty six. anon. whom was Coun
nd Muntholon the palion Of lie Emperor at 81
his Helena. The whole affair reads like iarcr, ey
e,r en- 10y pre-rut lights. They summoned tn,
rls troops ut Bnulolns To sUnrulcr or JOIN. 4
liz. Young cr,enant called A'adcnze was the only
Of one who accepted the cali to erI"l Fnisg III,
ma soldiers not willing to jim Lou. Napoleon 10
TIC treated with his motley t,luwrr' 10 lie Nfpoe
hi, on column on the hill above the town sud ,hrr
rc, he planted flag with golden eagle on ih,
led staff In the me nwhile the gl'rsnn TUNED ont
zen Several VI his adheren,s were shot d"wn Lou'
he Napoleon wounded one lcrson-sn IS dc cribe,
ing "a having been AZ calm and phlr.matc as
tn Dutchman. He retreated to the beach, and ur,
81 to get back to the stcanCr but with III, fellow
Bill ere, he was taken prisoner
of When the news OF this second attempt rcnclc,
- the authorities ut Pfi.. it Nas resolved tina
m. something more than ridicue should be emf love-
NJ Ia ,urn opis E,nnlrou from hia dyuDsiir t,,D,