Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-22
SENATOR DOUGLAS ABROAD-ADVENTURES OF
THE LITTLE GIANT.

SEN ATOR DOUGLAS ABROAD-ADFE Or
THE LITTLE GIANT.
The New York Times repubishes from the Cleveland
PInndeale an account OF Senator Douglas adventures
travels @ in Europe last given by one who pur.
ports TO have been eye Witness Alter visiting all te
prominent places of the continent, the Senator hnay
through, up" ST. Petersburg where he was presented 10
prr0r Mich. We extract the concluding poI6h ol le
narruvc commencing that portion oil whlch details
the conversation between the Two:
"i understand" said the Emperor "that you nave oeeh
rrayeling through my Empire"
al came from ODESSA" said MIR ID.
"Thcn yon been Constantnople, said the sn'pe'
"t have" said the Sensor.
"l understanding they talking about war down thcre
said Nicholas, JocoscIy.
"They are so, said D. :. % ho
"Wv" said Nicholas "do they really think there IS 10 DC
war;" ,,o, .orords unon
yourself" said d. ,ho
"Oh" said the Emperor ~ man of peace" and the
conversation turned upon the duties OF The day
Thres hundred and fifty thousand trooPs-ihc argess
standing army in the world-then passed IN review anu ~
open order before the Emperor OF oil inc Nussas uuu
his distinguished gues-a sight that lew Americans e'e o'
In the course Of the day and the desulloy conversation
which followed the Emperor than once took occasion
:, cav ,hnt he considered there was but Two proper
per governments earth the one where all he pcoPe S
and the where only one ruied-the A'neeu M @ @
ussion goyernmentsihe other powers were monSFe anu
were destined be absorbed BY one or the oller Of eSe
two" governments. e.,,. I,,oo
of Tennessee and by invitation ol Inc american StIe.u
of location was invited 10 see Napoleon The day hSeo
m. n Scnotors rcpared the Emperor's quarters ano
nnd some sixty Cabinet Council and head men OF inc ma
,nn waion for an audience. After their arrival Inc EN-
peror received but of his own countrymen oeloe SUM
ing for the Senator'S As they marched 10 ms
balance of the guests followed and with ther eh'ehs
Court dress made dazzling array OF royalty aoout Ie
clad personaGes of enatoria Republicans ihe FIN
pernr engaged his American visitors in conVersa,
,n minutes when he handed them over TO MS taene ano
,ncomnished Queen who entertained them Tor ABOUT quo
hour with great variety OF questions Oh po'lea. nd
and versatility of talents unexpected as II was une4ua
She dove into the young Senator III
| ,,yh,, do you Americans Of Cuba &
uNn,hinn" said Douglus only for her 10 pecoh'e
i hon m ruuntun her Sovereignty as against iof-
rpsn said shc "Shy did you not join win fnSlanu
and France their proposition 10 guarantee hef
denccl" ,,,, doo,,,ro IN ,vod
nil t.ntanrling alliances with foreign powers ,,. ,,i
"Iow onr said slic "haye you Americans adop1eo 'e
doctne7' ,. ,rIo,, Alliance in nut.
,:, ,,,vn nse nf he greatest the void ever sa"r
| said D. ,,, tho oon ve,s,,ion on
thai spbect and after discussing the most e"c'ne
,nnics and fully unveing The Emperors views on a ee
c,s bv nm ardent and frank expression OF hcr own 'e
Emneror Suggested the conversation snohu DC utupp,
and tho disngues of The realm, VINO mao oee "
,his time cups in hand, should then nave aua'ence
rhe secret of Napoeons marrlasel Is explained W. 'e
t, ho h,s on ueen who combines the andoiily " 'aem
d ,HscIon of Josephine, with that Maria Louisa qua
G.,,Ion so essential hereditary governments. Fno'he
s, woa nlso developed the why James uofu1l
] ,r,s NOT sent TO France-lhal although II might uo
for him to look lone eye at time, being eycu ~ WI,
Gon vel IL wunI do now Tor lne queen ~ iooa
ut him. .o..--