Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-22


present realities. 90 essential 70 a connan
der. IN eoaismPlaiin. the airage thai aoa;
ei the Waite H3l.s before his eyes. A,
"A az considerably beyona that Of Gener.
al BoaaParte wssn be hai triampAantly
closed his 6rst Itaiiaa canPaiss. he "a,
nicknansl the g,urJ Nappieoa." aad
from that tan. forth seems boaestly % have
sndea'9rel. like ToePHsr's Albert. 10 re-
sen5!e tie deal portras vsies had been
draEa far hin, by those ~so pa: hia for
wart a. their staikia. horse. All Il mast
bs ain'tis4 taat thsss last miaRssI nat
tc-s c.eVeriy. Il Htile eoarscly. Tasy
vent - -,r. deliberately % Baraaua 1s
th,ir pro r3sPse,rve e1a iilre. NJ p~ias
fsstr as ever m,-s th1roagaly exploited
By her Hebrew inJrcsairJ. Tss papers
ssarnsd With an-clJies. incidents. sayiugs.
Nothing vas to3 aain7ortant. AMI ths new
C5nntaler-ia-ehiei Plle1 On has 5oots by
tels=rAn from MHae % California. aad
Pickei his te-th b. spseial despatch 70 the
Asso-iatei Pecss. We haI hin w4-rn for
'a22-T m fi: r--y i4'-r.. wila tares excL-
uhtioa nirks. All cold for breakfast in lasf
Sr-aiag's fe,syrlPisc a>sf -,sh nono. Moth
ins bat Piteat Pll wls ever 80 siIIsaIy
famous
We are lr from bian.ng q Gsncral MsCIcl-
laa f3r al tA.,. II P-o5l5ly lo5ksI up
on q as one 81 the inevitable dissorniori.
Of tistin-tio1 IN America B4tws thiak
thai i' inseasib.y AEs-scI as Jal .nsat. led
him % rcstrl him.cn a. Tie representa-
tivc Of csrit.n oPiaioas. rather taaa As 4
general sa9ss wa5ls llty wts limited -
the army aaler las connaaI. anI broa-As
I'm a. last O. a temper Of mol most ulfor-
'uatis f'- tis PIs..- ia;sr.sis. ia - 4ica be
eoa.I believe the al.ninistratioa a psrsoaallg
hostile 20 hirascn because opposed 70 The
P5'iii-a principles % th3se va wished %
p-'.. '- A.s avli.3ility l. wa- oalv
nst i.a.. 80. t..sl hs sa5aid grl iaaIly ,5ne
q think hinseli Wat his Pariisans oonstaai-
ly aihrmcd that b, va. the sole dcpositarv
ot the cosatrys d.stiny. We form or
Iadsnsai Of Gsasral " sC.,lsaa solely from
A's oWa RsPori Ne believe han 70 bs bon-
est IA his oPiaioas. aud pitriotic - far a.
those oPiaioas Wll ALLOW hila O. be. -
know him % be capable OF atta-Aiag those
about hiH IA varui psrssaal friendship.
an We reject With the coateinpt tser de-
deserve the iaaPltatioas on his courage aad
his military hoaor; Bat a. the sane tias %.
eoaslier him mla Ike O.her n.n. vita
a head liable - be turned ~ fame too
EASILY W3a lis great nisfortane was tha, 4,
he began his l.rs; important canpaisa With
reputation 70 save instead Of - earn. 50
that b. vas hanPersi by the cro~aiag de
adsa1tase Of age ga a general Eithout the
exPerisnce which mighi neufralizc o.. Nav.
what sas sill w5rsS. be bad two repata,i,s.
70 keep from dsmtgr. TIE one ss soldier.
thr other a. poiitician.
iie seems very early - have rni.ap7-e-
headed ihe tire relation 10 wbi-h h- stood
70 the sovernmsat. Bv the opsra-iaa Of
natlrai caases. as plliticiaas woaId call
them. BE- bal become h-fr p-esump,ivc 90
the chair of state. and fslf called on O. ex-
ert an Inlusnce on the policy % the va. Or
at icasi 90 express an opinIca that might 90
upon r-cori for fIturc coaveniea-c. lie
liun -od into that D-srnti S-aup Of eons,i-
t1uona herncneatirs. in which thr wheels
ot govcrnment were stalled a. ths outbreak
of oar rebellion. ani fron which every nn-
trained explorer rises With m1ssh TOO fan
of mai o 5- intsili-,5ic O. CIrisiia1 men
IL appear % have th51-h, it - thin tls
sphere of be duty @ take charrs of the
sintesmaasbiP Of fhe President ~ lees than
~ the movements of a.. arrnv. nor vas 10
io1g before there werc unntstakabie sr-,,-
toms thar be beras % consider hinself
qIffe 81 r1rh fhc chief - - opposition Who
rorli dictate terms. ss fhe raiiits-v q. h1--
iirate vbo ra- % obey orders Whafevrr
ni- h-er hr~a hi. -a~1-ifv 30 q .,tf'er
this divided aI.r riane- could not "a .. a. e.
asfrJus onns.1nenc,s CD th~ r-iif.- service.
f-r n1 mistress crrets so irai1usiv the en-
t-e d-vo,ior of her servants. as w.. A
miHi .sirhrted rith rsiruiati5rs of frfar-
political coufra srlries vas nat t5 te r-ii-i
o1 i1 the roni1.f 1f movements ut h .otc
sl others dsraani o. constant r-e.crec.
CO. undivided enrr-s. 81 su tle f-a'tle..
and tt- coaosntrntioa 30 even. pr-sonsi io.
terrst oa the ore oh--ci ~ irnrneiiato sr~-
cr-s 4 general vino 81 cons. io1s thaf h.
has a1 arrv ~ one brnfrrd .nd ffvthoa.-
and voters nt h.s la.k. -'.i be al-svs -rst.
rr.l tf those frrs-na consid-rafiors vh.rh
are the worst cons. iIea-e of fhc elective
srstrm General MeCiclians rao,io-su
cnr1rHerci in every direction PSI huge