The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-31
The Orleans Princes fn the Federal AR
"lny-Nhy they are there.


Wh,n on a certain occasion Joseph Bo.
naparte, ex king OF Naples AID Spain, met
his nephew, Louis Napoleon, in The streets
Of LoadOn, to which city he bad shortly
before led, q ap0Iitical refugee, be said 70
him How came you to eInbr0il yourselI
in the revolution IL Italy. aud the affair NJ
BtrasburVi" >. / did II. y said ihe future eni-
peror. - because wanted 10 keep my NAME
before the people Oi France" There WAR
wisdom in The reasOn assigned. as the snb-
aeuuent career of the speaker has amply
demonstrated. VIZ know the prOverb. 'On'
~ siuht. olt of mind, ~ and Louis NapoleUn
was not the maa TO forget ~ valnabl"
orscept as il suggested by Ii. The Orleans
Princes, who have recently arrived among
az. Il would now seem are guided by the
same idea that ultimately led The present
Emperor Of the Freucn To the thrOnc. Thty
t,ant 10 keep themselves before the world.
md the course they have 80 successfully
pursued will certainly have the desired ei-
Iect. Their object in coming to this coun-
try was doulllrss TO seek admssiol into
hur army. and their motive for ~ doing II
10 keen their names before the people Oi
France. and especially ~ soldiers. 80 lnaI
ia the event Of another revelation III th"'
country they may have the chance oi tnrn
ing The tide IN their own favor. They nave
come here because no other nation III tlle
world would have admitted them illo 'lr
service ON accOnisi of the strong feeling Oi
hostility which such an act wOuld nave
aronsed on the part of the NapoleOnc gov
ernment. But we are free aud independent
and care n0lbing about what lsOnls NapO
leon may think Of our c0ndnct. Al the
same time we cannot hut abnUe the tact
by which these scOns Of detbrOned h0n'
have accomplished their purpose in IhIr
country The admission of the sOn Of the
Prince DE- JOinyIllc into the Udit~d States
Naval Academy nj Newport, to VIII ch place
il has heen removed from A Iapplis, IL an
other important event for the family, al
though favor not due 10 the present Ad
ministration. bnl 10 Mr.. Ca-s on the Occa
sion of the visit of tho Prince last year.
BY thus Identifying ihemselves With this
great war for preserving the integrity of
the United States, they will command the
aympaihies Of the French PEOPLE In pow
erful degree and if ever the present dyn-
asty does tOlter or fall. they will he remem-
bered and welcomed. We are not Hghting
for a philosophical idea. such as the abOii-
tion OF slaVery--as many OF the people Of
Europe suppose for the unity aud in-
tegrity Of the great Republic; aud never
will men have All opportunity Of battling
10 a n0bler cause. To the COmpte de Par
and the Due dc Chartres their share in il
promises to be the grAndest episode Of their
lives. They may now earn military rep
utation. Of which there was before no pros
pecl. aud which will he of vast service TO
them in dynasiic point Of view.
All their former efforts 10 Obiain puhlici-
~ will be eclipsed by this eutry into the
United States army. The presence Of one
of their number, by invitation, al the fu-
neral of the Dutchess of Kent-which so
gratifed the exiles and exasp"rated Louis
Napoleon will dwindle into insignicance
before the eyes Of the latter, ~ he cOnlem-
plates his last and to him great event; aud
the jealousy which he entertained of their
Friendship with Queen Victoria will melt
away. jnsl as small aflliclion is lost sight
Of in the presence OF greater danger.-[N.
Y. Herald