The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-03
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Minister u Spbida Istsiy gave PdDhcsiS to Q
portion Of a letter to Mr.. MAsOn. in Paris.
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passage through France, which, in its tons
and spin, shows how. much personal ceiling
was involved in the matter thsra.gs Wegsots
the following extract; assai.aaiR gysos saA
"This case willnot admit Of any sdulvboa-
ton. or an outrage which attacks lmy pub
lie characters M Bonaparte endeasoEs to
make thus tsrdiIy and crafty persohst af.
front, my antecedents, he has told you, bbe-
ing of a nature to proUass the utisntioS ~ tie
imperial government. n Well; I win oppose
my antecedents to those Of my iusulter-a
"As you know, fexiled ,myselfusoluhis
rily iii 1925, to escape persecution brought
upon me By the ardeptistrnggle N, which I
had engaged against the dsplOrabls sPOfcy
inuugurated BY the laceession 'of chafies K
to the throne Of France, and which, !, in 1890,
led to the breaking by the people ofothe
crown Of that monarch. SO ~ 80 ~ soioa
"a. ..+tfa atallf 4 sgs an tafrf
awhile / was studying Liberty. IL the
country ofxmy adoption while Ilwasdeyos-
ing myself to seriousr pursuits thanks to
which have been able TO become, what I
ANN. Louis Bonaparte, twice aarebel
and once murderer, appeared as Q criminal
before the, grand tribunal of the nation oyer
which he at present reigns as anoinsolent
despot. and was condemned to an iehoihin-
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"While Senator, elected by the free and
unsolicited suffrages of the State Of louis
lana, amounted the steps Of the Capital, M.
Louis Bonaparte was bathing in the blood of
people, massucred by the shiTrOs whom he
had just enrolled to make them the ,mon-
sters Of his appetites~ and covetousnsss.a
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Our OF EMPLoYMENr.-Out Of employ
ment! The exclamation.is almost as com.
mon as the notices of Ito let" on new
houses. Why out of employmentasdH Has
ingenuity reached its end that flesh and
blood must waste as the flower willis when
plucked from the stem! Energy may he
seen any day in the week at street corner
sharpening knives Apple stands yield
profit enough TO pay for an upper room and
something approaching to comfort. Match
es industriously offered have purchased
house and lot Tripe and sausage-meat en-
able the dealer to keep cool in warm weath.
er, and more than pay for Goals, and expei-
ses when frost prevails. AnlEthiopian swill
collector has qualified himself to exercise
the elective franchise by pursuing, bis slop-
py vocation with vigor. OUT ofaemploy-'
ment! Who can know who or what you
are II you stand at the corner moping and
wondering why a stranger does notostep
forward and extend helping hands NeYer'
hope to jump at once into prosperity, for the
chasm between industry and idleness iSof
: frightful width. Never allow pride to bring
blush to your cheek because your l.busi-
ness is humble. Pride is not reliable in Alt
cases. If you labor you produce, andgp
ducers are certain of reward in, some form.
If you are cheated of your money, an hon-'
est man may hear of your calamity, and
with generous heart offer you position. =,
Never say "out of employment because
no reasonable excuse can be offeredstthere-
for. The world is wide; the people daily
find rest In the cemeteries, and places must
be supplied. There's work enough for all,
fwhiie integrity and sincerity are character
istics. Try again.-Albany ,Knicber6ocksr.