The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-03-26
kALIDA PUTNAM COUNTY FRIDAY, 1852

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rrpoke Of obtaining decree 10 that effect
The courters jesied and laughed at ih
highway romance; ; but the prince behaved
so as 70 show his sound Judgment ant
} earnes,ness. AT last the emperor, fear
ling he might dispense with the imPeria
4 permission, consented TO the union OF
prince of his race with the daughter Of
l Syrian peasant; and the marriage wat
celebrated to the great scandal OF the
! Austrian court, and the universal Joy o
The moun,aineeIs. Since that day, The
Ipruce, who had ever been a father TO the
people, has proved the most af1eciionate
Of busbi nds. Anillustrious painter, alld
/ hundreds Of engravers, having represent
ed him in the humble costume of Sly.
rian spor,sman, which more than ever he
4 wonld persist in wearing. the sale ofthese
engrasings was Immediately prohibited,
under the threat Of severe penalties,
which did not prevent every true noun
! ;aineer from preserving the dear likeness
in his hut, between his crossbow and car
bine.. ~ 5r. .f,.,I ~ t.,.
! Bot in Vienna, how great the contrast
On the stage, and even in the street, the
cloak and hood, and the jacket or the
princes adventures, were offered to the
railleries and jokes Of the Camatllla.
This lasted ill some twenty months ago,
when the French revolution found an
echo in Germany especially in Austria
the coun,etblow was terrible. The old
empire was shaken upon its bass-Me..
iernich fed-,he emperor quilted Wen.
na--lialy tevol,ed and, for time, recon,
quered her freedom, Germany was threat
ened with complete dismemberment,
when federal diet assembled in Frank
fort, in order 10 devise the means of re-.
turning 10 unity as the sole chance Of
safety for the empire; this diet appointed
a yicar-general Of the empire, whom they
invested with the supreme power in the
name ofthe confederation they selected
Tor this sovereign mission the most pop.
ular prince Of Germany, the man exiled
by The emperor, The sportsman Of tho
mountains ofTyrol and Syria, the hus.
band Of tile iiinkceper's daughter whom
|it is time 10 call by bis name--in word,
the Archduke John, Of whom our 10.
nance is but the zeal and authentic his.
tory. a. l G,.ee .-9,
Archduke John, when bu, twenty
seven years Of age, began biz career as
general by conqneting Napoleon, deliver.
ing Tytol and destroying Huningen, il
was he who, a, the feas, Of The Dome Of
Cologne ih ls42, gave, as a,rue German,
the prophetic toast, 'No Prussia, no Aus.
,ria, buta German empire united and
strong"
The Archduke did not shrink from the
post offered to him. He left his cottage,
his mountaiheer's costume and fowling
piece and took the colors ofGerman unity,
and was received in triumph at Frankfort
with the mountain maid, whom he has
made almost an empress.
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The FRENCH CoNsr1TUTioy.- The
bes, synopsis Of this instrumen. which we
have We, seen, is the following, furnished
to The N. Y. Journal Of Commerce BY a
correspondent: ..
,"ART. !. | am the state, with entire
liberty to do as please.
2. The people are nobody.
3. the senate, the legislative body, the
ministers and council Of state are tools
and puppets in the hands Of the chief
magistrate of the nation. He can use
them, or play with, them as he thinks
proper. ,a.ssta,s 81, p... ,,fs.
4. The people shall be entitled to
universal suffrage, thai is, all Of ,hom
shall vote for me. o"
Is Laws shall be enacted privately, and
when. and how president thinks advisable.
No speech making shall be allowed -
Oratory creates confusion and il Is un-
necessary. s,,.a 1. 5s,,,.Y ~, io7 4,,l Az.
6, The press is muzzled. n..s,A
-. The right of petition is abolished.
The duty Of submission is in full force.
8. What is not openly expressed in the
written code, is secretly nnderstood.-
"Coastituiion," says my uncle, ''cannot
have TOO wide margin,
OIL and my uncle are one. My uncle |
is my uncle, and l am his nephew.
3 Done at the Palace Of the Tuilleries,
18th Jan. 1882 m '
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