New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
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name that occupy large space in the revolutionary
,rr,l Of cur day We night incline TO tue oee' 'na'
in hs choice Of lis models are worthy kreaeh eone'
,.,.n ir.erded az eloIify the country OF ais
h,h and aatter the political tastes OF the country oil
~ sn,;or were il not for the Inelicieus ASSOCIATION
~ h. OF one Of the great historic titles oil France
,,ms soo. dsseryedy dear TO the English aT'tocla'
a. II Aats OILY possessed share OF the sas;eP'ON
ties % their owners, We cannot help thinking nv"
strangely ueansrtsble these cy indres eccearicies
would feel in such close propnqmiy 10 eaeh o'ne' D-
let Us proceed vuh examination. Ia tls' case
less iabrcr # rabbits fur and Plash "hicn occupies
tie reg in tie cCIrer conceived vast desns an1
an bilious hOpes which ended in the orerthfs" OF
d,uss;T and she ruin Of the republic thai sacceedea NJ
MANY tine have we that remarkable beaver up
lifted in the eper-y OF ysssonate defamation 70 wi
the hesrs Of tie masses that throoged the ho'ei de
yne or 70 stimulate oto frenzy the volcanic ele1snts
that we're seetkng and fOaming in the bosom OF tie VA
tonal Assembly. livery thump Of that bat brought
down with It either the laundering acclamaons OF tne
MoAicgrards or the tumultuous murmurs OF the par
tssns Of lestmist or imperial pretensons. And yes
It's conical inclination mode 81 bm, and trim compialce
with the prevailing fashoa OF the Day, recognize
rfthtr II harmless fOprishness Of The nHsT than the
restless energy snd fierce impetuosty of the trio
une In the UNUSUAL width OF the crown, hcSev,f,
tie phreu5c gcal observer VIII detect that large cere-
bral DEVELOPMENT which would negative toe conclusions
to which these App,st Htes might otherwise lead As
you contemplate that lat YOU would 90 Te to reflect
uron the instability OF human greatness, cd the vanly
and emptiness Of sl things mundane It's owner IS now
an exile and wsnderer Ike the family Of the monarch
whom BE Helped to expel He that directed the ioresn
sfas Of France AZ stretched the vigorous armof her
power to tie uttermos confines of the earth, either to
protect her children yindicate her rights, canrot
now lay claim even TO the anomalous TILE Of French
citizen OF look forward to TIE enjoyment oftha mater
bal sod which consgrs to oblivion our virtues and our
f.ug.s. Uucoyerl You look upon the hat Of Ledrl
Bolin
In appropriate uxta position with tbs interesting relic
ana toaeruc above IN the majesty OF les proportions,
hangs that unsstakabe and formidable beaver, whose
daily Appearance IN the streets OF revolutionary faris
inspired such hopes and fears among the taid aud
served as rayiug point 20 the bold In the unpara'-
Il led audfctv of lis style We read az glance the
character Of that celebrated commits royGgeur who con-
iytd TO create an TPeTHm 90 smpt0 oi the freie;e
u1e Of Police and ighten tue Wits ont OF the Excel
TIVE Government Combining the high bonnie crown OF
th FutIe with the broad oval deeply gimped brm OF
The DOrsav epoch gerated TO alarming proportions,
It's FIRST aspect oversheims one with astonshment sue
cetded BY feelings If respect and Admiration Tor the
hardy spirit which had the genius to conceive and me
courage to- such an unique supersructure oil eit
N can readily conceive the enthusiasm win which thls
Lrius creation was said to have been regarded by his
Aortsenayd toouers from the effect which it had upon
oursey,s IL wa feeling somewhat analogous to that
which Bezom must have experienced on beholding tie
head Of his first phinx or Laysrd that OF bis winged
bull We 10 longer wondered shat The physical devei-
orment indicated by such colossal proportions should
ave struck such terror into the multitude or that le
should have stated its ambition only IN the char OF the
Preitct OF Police If the statpe Of Caussldee be wor
DIV Of niche in the Temple of Fame surely that of the
halter bo helped to build him into greatness Is deserv
iug Of some slight inscription on It's pedestal.
Passing from great things TO sma, but stu consistent
,6heriug TO revolutionary models will next exam
lie that smart looking little tugau GePoete inscribed WIN
the lame Of FELIX Pyat orator and writer known 10 Us
only by tiDg efforts, the hat ana the reputation
seem TO have sort of natural relation to each other lt
is lot bat like that If Caussdlere, which is destined
to leave lis impress upon the age and therefore, We VIII
not waste our time before 1t.
We now come to thai wellkGO beaver, the admira-
tim of arsocrac bellies and the envy of arstocratic
besu, which SO long formed the capital oil that CORN
titan pilar of European dandyism, Count ID Orsay
With What inmitable grace have We seen that nat ma
Dtuyered BY It's handsome wearer as ne caracoed MS
be auiu Arabian through the complexities OF the ring
in Hyse.Iak, thrQDged as 1t was Win carriages hueu
with the smiling and approving beauties oil belgraVla
Vhylat feelings of pride and exaltston have we seen
certain literary Peeress watch the eyOutons oil her ac
conpsLe aeI he praDced by the SIDE Oh hel pe-
did QuDsge eAchane graceful ai
DAUGHTERS Of the nobility, or bestowDg irendy hod Oh
RECOGNITION on some humble pedestrian on the ootpath,
whose only claim to his notice was the possession oi
some literary OF artistic talent. And with Count DOr'
say no title paramount to this WIN generous W.
usl les and an enlarged and cultivated nln he kne"
iswto reconcile the conventional traulmels whch MS
bioh roson imposed upon him with the warm interest
which be elt in the unrewarded struggles OF genus In
him the artist ana the of letters found not only
sincere friend but Inunfcent patton, ever READY 10
make sacrifices Of bis time and bis purse 10 the cas
which his we'll deserved reputation entaled uPoa nun
With the multitude to whom he was known Only ey MS
exquisite taste for dress, he passed only Tor
III sueoesfor to that selfish and cynical beau
WHO has ensayed The tastes and perverted the hearts Oh
the rreyious generation. In the circles 10 which ne
moved however, and more especially amid that large
class ef scientific and artistic mnds WHICH ma Oe s"
To comprehend the real intelligence and society oil the
English metropolis he was valued as much Tor his men,
tai acquire es as for his noble and generous impulses
wIter painter and sculptor himself he was recognized
:, received in that brotherhood OF the arts OF
tie os successful Of their votaries When We consider
the time that he iritted away in the frivolous pursuits
of fashionable life cannot help adnrng the INDUSTRY
which be nust have prsctctd 10 keep pace WIN the III
situations Of bis genus. Wiki more moral worth than
tie celebrated Viers Duke OF Buckingham, he resen
hed lin In tie Versatility Of his arguments, and Ia the
facility with which he could pass fiOm the most serious
occupations to the Persage 81 the dinner taOe or Dai
room close student and ala indeiatigaoie arts' ne
would always bring into society mind uncouded by Sc
we're application and sparkling With the suggestions OF
refined wit and lively Imagination. No man could Do
more brilliant eNjOnt 10 female society none cOud DO
more serious and interested IN that Oi the learned circles
in which he frequently mixed. Like Ia hocneoncau'i
ne appeared TO owe his extraordinary quickness oil
perception ard knowledge of character rather to
eift Of nature than TO the results OF observation
and study Had he been Invested Of those advan.
tsges of oruSe and position which In the early Pars
Of bis career served to relax his energies ana 70
tale from him all motives for eIerton, he must have
risen 10 On emineDce that would have thrown these ad-
yenttisu circumstances into the shade and him
an enduring reputation AS it was, the later years Of
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