Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23
MR.. SouLE BURST OUT.


We knew that Mr.. Souie could not keep in We were
absolutely certain that he would explode lie had his.
sing within his warm heart VIC knew, the steam Of hi
pent up letter to Mr. Atson-and felt surcthat il
spite OF himself it would burst out hiss in
tcspondence between Mr. Charles RibcroliCs and ~ II y
POLITE Aagsn, active member Of the London ecu.
trail Democratic Committee aud a persons! friend o
Mr.. Souc. It appears in tho Journal IL Ho,ame under
dne of the 18th Of November -
(rsom l. Ho,apr)
Dsisnipg the distinction waich Bonapartc had sought
% establish between the ambassador aud gentle.
man. ard wishing that the cophaat Emperor shou
himself this of Ius away or excus.
iHe dsgraceiu retreat, Mr. S1Iic did hesitate to
follow tho man Of December the personal ground to
which lie was Invited lie wrote thus 10 Nj. Mason -
"Th's case will not admit OF any .qaivos.iion. OF an
outrage which attacks pubic character, NJ. Boaapurc
endcsrors to mako thus tardIy aud crafty personal
front, my sncccden's he has .cd ou eiug OF
TO provoke the attention of the Imperial government
well will oppose my anteceienEs to those OF my in
suffer.
As Won know, cxicd myself voluntarily IN 1925 TO
escape prosecutions hrough, oy the ardent s,rg
gle IN ~h'ch had engaged against tbs tCporabe policy
nsuSuaied hy the accession at Charles " the throne
OF France aud which ia 1880 led tho breaking by the
people Of the crown vi tha: monarch
'Whl's WAS s,ulyius liberty in tho country OF INV
adoption whilst w's dcvoug II Ia serious pursuits
-htnk> to which have been ahlr to become what
am-M LOUIS Bonapagtc, twice rebel and mucdeI
en- appeared ~ cTirli before the grand tribunal of
uaun which he prcsea! rcEus nso!cut des
pos aud was condemned 10 Az gnomiaous punishment.
Whilst senator elected 10y tue aud unsolicited
shrases OF the Safe ut Louisiana. mounted the steps
o! iae Cipl;c, VI LcGis Bonapato bathing in the
Blood OF people masSacred by the shroi whom had
just enroled 70 make them the of his appe:i,c
au! coycousucss."
After mailing to the pory ard ashing severely the
pi'u hero ofStEa.oourg BOGogne and the Partisan hou
evards, Mr. Soulc briefly referring the i1su C,hs
Transmitted 10y Drolyn de LhI;s exclaimed with crushing
disdain -
can understand TIA, an outage on me by the valet
OF such master has not and Cannot po'.by wound me
Tseatiug, then, the question in GplOmt &c pon,
view, Mr. sonle invckss che Authority OF VI. MuIcrs
whose book serves sort guide diplomats sut
trsmphinty destroys the miserable quoolcs his
| rh.ned adversary.
He begged Of Mr. Mssoa to address copy OF this cner-
gei'c letter to NJ Drouyn lie iuyS and ne did not ira
verse the imperial territories until the communication had
/ taken place.
~ Drouyn de Liuys read IT, and the cowardy minis
ter burst out into explosion OF anger manifested i,
- SAID desire 10 daruani satisfaction by hostile meet
iuS but when Mr. Snule, ready respond his she's
arrve proudly in Paris, " Dsouyn prudently held his
tongue like his msstet.
had promised to postpone the publication Of the off,
cai document, the second page OF which have quoted
TO vow; but have freed myself from this promise in or
der 10 reader homage to the truth which the Mouteur
oicnds with such revolving ehsme lessness