Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03
FROM PARIS.

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| PARIS, November 10, 1865.
The yeriest jade win wilsee. whose
harness wears into the raw, eonse>
quputiy, she affair Bauiiu, is Great
/ ing Eanch irritation aud promises to
become Troublesome. Baadin was a
sloeioE and served II the Algerian
army. Subsequently he became i
member Of the Assembly. and gave
his professions ] services gratuitously
/ to the poor Of the Fauhoarg st. An
tolue. When the Emperor over.
turned the constitution he had
sworn 10 defend, by the Coup d.
Etaf, Baudin, with other deputies,
believed 1t their duty TO uphold it,
and he fled to the Faubourg st. An
ItoIne, and called ON his friends to
build barricadcs. He mounted the
FIRST erected, and was instantly shot
down by the soldiers, the officer In
command being his most intimate
friend. His head was shattered by
three balls, and some loving hands
buried his remains in the cemetery
of Munmartre. His ashes lay cold
aud unhonored until the recent fete
deS psorts, when his grave was load.
ell with ingmortelyes. 1t is no matter
If some Of the pilgrims deposited
their Souvenirs through error, on the
/ tomb of an admiral, bearing Inc
same name. Etienne Arago, son OF
the famous astronomer, suggested
the erection ola monument 10 Rau-
din, and the papers, q Areair NtAfioH
al and the R@re0, at once consented
To receive subscription and publish
lists of names. At this stage the
government stepped inland indicts
the Journals, for exciting hatred
against the Emperor. This Is the
law of the Majesty of Rome In the
/ time of the Cesar San arm that
can wound the hand that yields 1t.
| Tie olfieiai press states, that the sub
| seauent vote OF the 2 tn of Deem
Der, condemned the Elnperor's act
| Of the 3d. But "aorid purse, )" never
| vet s.consecratcd q crime The
| authorities have not hezita Ced TO fol-
| tow up their seventies day after
day. they st-lze the papers, that pub
lish lists of subscribers-at least, this
is the only apparent motive. The
result Is as might bC expected -other
Journals, which had no intention of
doing 70, have opened their columns
to subscribers-di distinguished men
forWarl their cheques, and notably,
tie 0rleaniats. LIZ Is ruuored, that
fearing a demonstration on the third
proximo-- the anniversary OF Bau-
din's death-S0me Use a stronger
word-the government have taken
this coup d'caeTgia in advance. Pub
lie opinion Is unanimous that the
Emperor has made false step. lie
has certainly sown the wind. 1t
would have been better IA turn a
blind eye to the whole business. If
NJ. RoheF, when euIogiEing the
nennry of the late due dc Morney,
Is permitted to allude to his oGiety of
heart during tho fatal night of the
I'd of December, it may be permit
ted to those who have suffered, TO at
least renember-andn not To he pro-
scribed for contributing frame in
memory OF their brave.
This week has seen some FIVE
young workmen sent to prison, for
singing one evening during last week
| the Hd'seltdiSe, with what the POI
lie called, ungodly giee." Ine
/, Court pronounced the song "sedi-
| iioas,i 1t WIS the chant that led
| the s1pas caAottss to glory In 1902 and
won for France her natural bosnltla-
ries, which Napoleon th5 FIRST lost.
AS the period offhe general election
approaches, the hate of the s'nation-
al, y towards the s'dynastic,n party
deepens. Every plan Is resorted TO
in order 10 thwart the government,
aa:i with apparent effect, The sJ1cs
Of the Second Empire are somewhat
like mob at present.
'.at stit srapablsa. then II .wears. thea
| Laks eASid a4ngs sRo9ts pebbles 'aHiast 9
gi@uS
Time can only show, If it will
| Al last take 10 weapons sach as mea
Snatch when dispair makes human
| hearts less plant. Much curiosity
exists as to Napuieon's speech al the
open ng of the Session, which may
possibly take place the 10th of next
month, If the Ministers be ready
with their budgets. His majesty +
not pleased with the way his acts
are yiewel and intentions received,
by his subjects, The conditional
liberty to hold public meetings for
the discussion OF questions non p0tit-
heal, has not been cTeditably used
| Much allowance, however, must be
made for a people ''unaccustomed t1
| public speaking for some sixteen
| years. At the sSIlls Redoase, where
i these gatherings have principally
been held, many respectable
gentlemen have voluntarily
presented themselves To dis
cliss economical questions Of vita
Importance, and which the Angie
Saxon race have long ago adopted
and identified with its Well being
But the audience would not have
their prejtidIces attacked or ilaeiI
false theories exploded. It yocifera
ted instead OF arguing, acted as chill
eiren instead OF tolerant men. Ths
| Conservative party has called on ths
Emperor To - finish with this sort o
thing.'a Napoleon replied, "Pre
yent disorder, but let liberty have tt
way
| Continental politics are easy
| Elcil power has peace, peace, on III
lips, hut remains armed to the teeth
/ - military raniifieA continue IL