The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-10-05
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his wife; but EugcpcE lerstood him. I
The sad group agait turned to the
dwelling, and JosepE threw her
self on her bed and E 1T Sliersclf TO-
sleep.
For two days no j recourse took
place between the e a!,cd husband
and the offended wife 10nlth third
day, he entered the a ltment where
Josephine and Iior;cl were sitting
the former at her Elette table,
wettlng with her tears e passionate
letters Of love Napolc llal sent to
her during the first INC is Of his so.
journ i'll Egypt: while rtensc was
leaning pensively by ,sopen vim
dows half hid by the dpery. Af
ter moments llcsit on, lie az.
preached. his wife, and fna low voice
uttered tic name, MY Frtsild !''-
the only clithtt she ever sssyie sNapo.
leon. His better nAshse hasi assert,
cd its right to coutrol his aifsctiotis,,
and he had already pierced gIle ilnnyS
ganze of that Internal web ofaHs That
had been woven around eSsa. He
first extended his hand She seized.
it, and bent before him. sTo nv
bosom," he said; aud they blended.
their convulsive joy ana s9rrow to.
gethcr. From that monscaE Napo
leon ceased to suspect his Silc, and
loved her as he never hay irll never
did another woman till tic last day
Of his life. a mouth aftd SiEis;return
from Egypt. those cvcI S $iiad oc.
CURED, which we have I.lt4ady re-
corded. that ended in his ss.issIts tic
Government scattering tShkEcofruLt
and factious legislative 3:s@Sl5lies,
and annihilatins tyranny OF 55Fgti3,Sard.
y and corrupt Directory" ;.
We have omitted to quote 5ss,4nc d E
the bold oc,lin" sketches u Mipc
Icons battles. !rcIvrriny il.s. ,sasss;s-s 8
Ses showing the scope of t!'s;Sss L !; !;
" continuing Incidents n2s eiis
!r.d3r,n. -tri G 'toii6% :t>gy sikS3:' 3:'7;; Wh.f}.
present President oi Franco, mill be
read with interest. This man. whose
elevation to Office was consilc led on.
~ a god practical joke, has TINS far
lalflc,l all his enemies, and bc.ins
already to inspire with drcad ,he We.
ry nations who ridiculcd him. III,
certainly has the faculty Of lJeeping
his own counsel, for there j. not a
monarch III Enropc whose intentions
and policy are wrapt i'll such impene-
table mystery as his. The IBerk!cy
mcn say Of him:
1T will bc sail that some of his
political acts-l,articularl; li$ Coup
u Etat the Shooting of rIe o. two
thousand men i'll the streets ot Paris,
and the charge of his CHuSzgHys dc
Jt"ccn"cS uion the naked breasts
OF the I"oric- h.s cram]uy the lib.
crty of the Press his aly,s;, Of
vast number vt eminent lnp;-!:is
imprisonment Of n,any Of tl!c,a, and
the exile Of others, with many acts
besides that we might cnnlrerate
stamp him viii, tic black seal of a
Calisula. Without bring AijsDoscl
to justify such measures, wc.are only
contemplating them a. f&.s that
have occurred, and wc tancVit would
bc by no ucans Il liiiruij task to
show that iii whatever he las done
that has excited the in,li .nation or
conrtcd the criticism of r.rri.n ma
tlons. he has been sustained hv 4
very large majority Of tie French
People themselves.
1t does very well for gishmcn
who rarely or never find ali ything in
France. Except the ga,,zcs and the
silks Of Lyo's. or the lacea of Yalcr,.
clcnncs, or the porcelain of Sevles.
or the grIsettes Of Paris, to their
liking, 20 pour out their hssttcst in.
diynation and sjFSsssE7E1
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