Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-17

already, from the deck oil that nail skin
(which bore Cesar and his fortunes he gave
TO the winds and the waves his celebrated
proclamation. He evoked before the eyes of
his soldiers the images of hundred fights,
and sent his eagles before him, as the hardin
gers of his triumphant return -
ssSoldiers in my exile have heard your
voice. We have not been conquered, but be-
trayed. We must forget that we have been |
the masters of nations, but we must not allow |
others to mingle themselves in our affairs.-l
Who shall pretend to be master in our coun-
tryY Resume those eagles that YOU had at
Ulm. at Austerlitz. at Jena, at Montmirail.-
The veterans of the army of the Sambre and
the Mouse. of the Rhine. of Italy, of Egypt,
of the west. of the grand army. are humilia-
ted. Victory will march at the mas de CHARGE.
The eagle. with the national flag shall fly
from steenle IN steenle. until she LIGHTS on
the towers of Notre Dame %
On the morrow of his arrival at the Tuile-
ries. and amidst the establishment which fol-
lowed that night of enthusiasm and intoxica-
ton. he called his old guard around its flag,
the island of Elba;-
ssodiers behold the officers of the batta-
lion who have accompanied me in misfortune.
They are all NV friends-thev were dear to
my heart wherever saw them, they repre-.
scented to me the different regiments of the
army. Among these six hundred veteran
companions were men of all the regiments
All reminded me of those great DAYS. tile me-
mory of which ia so dear TO me--for all were
covered with honorable wounds, received in
those memorable battles. In loving them
loved you all. Soldiers of the French army
they bring you back those eagles, which will
serve you as a rallying point. In giving then
to the guard, give them to the whole army
Treason and unhappy circumstances have GOV.
cred them for time with mourning but
thanks to the French people and to Won. the,
reappear,s resplendent with all their form,l
glory. Swear that they shall be found al
ways wherever the interests of the countr,
shall call them. Let the traitors and thos,
who invade our territory never he able Ia
stand before their looks.n
Some DAYS afterwards. at the assembly in
the Champs de Mars. lie speaks not of III,
,,lorv az the battles. nor of the devotion o
49, .oiJiers. but. being in the presence of til,
o,e and Of thelepislotive bodies lie extol,
tha Grand nrinciple Of the national soyer
e;ontv.-
s.Enncror consul. soldier-I hold all from
the neople In nrosperitv. in adversely. oil
tbe bottIe-felJ nj the oonncil.boar,l. on III,
throne, in exile, France has ever been thu
only and constant object of my thoughts and
of my actions. Like that king of Athens,
sacrificed myself for my people, in the hope
of seeing realized the promise given, to pre-.
serve for France its national integrity. its no
nor, and its repose.n
On the meeting of the chambers, he adj
dressed them. coniuring them to forget thei
auarrels in the face of the imminent danger
of the nation =
s.Let us not initiate the example of the
Iower empire. which. pursued on ali sides b,
barbarians, exposed it to the laughter of pos
teritv. bv oeeupyinr itself with paltry dissen
sions at the moment when the battering ran
struck on the walls of the city. II is in diff
chit times TINT great nations, like great men
develop all the energy of their characters"
Falling unexpectedly among the army, Ii
recalled to its recollection that it ought no
10 allow itself To be alarmed by the rrea
numbcrs of its enemies that it had atreciou
;nsults IN avenoe that surrounding nation
were imnatient 10 shake off the woke, and
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