The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23

tY''h HSolss OF warming; ana II Is
Iasessonsiit forSoppression tobeed that
l}the sod That covers aitruo, breast is ins
stinct With Vengeance more fearful
than the uprising of any single life.
This truth isvcry forcibly cxcmplifed
IiinaFranco 3aat this time.asWhatsfis
,knoWp, 90 the "Baudin Affair" has
dadsod tic most Serious comimotion id
the Empire Of Napoleon. The Phila:
delphi$ Pes thus dxplainslitfF
Con the sccoud day of December,
1852, when Napoleon turned Franco
oyer ard brought the, empireiaupper
ninst and theIrop,tlrliog beneath, several
nldmbcrs ofytilca9Nhtionalf Assembly
refdSedao!acquiesve inratlriab btranSaGs
Hdn, 'mdlHrhtjintmnhe rstroets in or.
tm3tnsronsc tho people TO resistance,
HheyI twero mot sHrcecSsful, and with
their own bands, principally, torccted
barricadeiu the street of ST. Marya.
reta a. detachment 3afcnm the Ia 9th
RegimentFwasi standardization. rs On
tho vapproach 1 ofrthcr soldiers the
deputies. laid aside =. their fro.nrns,
md e6ne Nof the nnmter, pCAiarles
Buudin, mounted the Lurricadc,s ,surd
prococdcdaato rcad' from tho! consti-
tuition of Nths rcrn!lic, which France
had o1sdoclared 1toe ,bon Lperpetpal.s -
We Observation-Disclosures, r,niisienedH While
BHlalin undertook Ito d SHOW them that
| they wtfctd dN,bcylng ,!ieFs.Ipremc law
iic lands frht'lca.icr grew imralirn,
| under ilie hlc,ion II" a"'lrg,ln 'lrcturp,
| an;l made a sign.o Bautiln fell, slot in
tlit head a. AIlighL was made for the
Body! Thoisolilicrs carried it off ahl
| bErlediit. a'rhr grave of Ills um was
4hknown, nntll last Sunmtr2;i wien, in
thcaccn} steN, some frirlll< cast flowers
nr"n it?M ?13crryer, who has lnst died,
was ralltl upon to mike n speech whicl,
herth!Std H0dp, but afterwards publish
I'd 'am sntticlrina tlinn Electem'a cw<paper,
1,ic|afiiiS' li1tl' Baudih was legally right
iii'rcSistiiiEfhr 'us,irroiiohs ofNarolron.
onbScrit'iiunsfo for monument 10 Baudin
we're ihStitnIrd. andtihe' publication Of
III! hst 'haS'Md, u I'D prosecution OF
aHont Il dtzrhjhu,nai$, ,nnd 1he faing and
imrri sonmcit tufas many editors" ta':'
.SThe Empqror, may beat back this
demonstration by display of bayo-
nfts, but'nu forover'cm7a abayonets of.
flight the, soplo' aid keep them in
spbjsctipn sto y central despotism,
which is reared upon broken faith.
Sooner or later, Time. (Which makes
things even, confronts the False with
The True ioR better" terms, and that
| wEichi seemed SO invincib!c in its bru-
tai tmajossy,pcyisltcs like the frost
work ofthoteccnt snowdj The noble
| mipdcd 1CHotl les Bahdin has slcrt in
| Ills, grave for sixteen, Wild Dcccmbcrs,
but the, memory Of, his, exploit in be,
hulfgrof the Right survives q in the
BREASTS Of bis acoan tiymcnyt and his
shade is onthc wings Of the Wild 70
plague the great, Emperor in his clos.
ing days. If such ., effects can come
from single grave and be. potcnt,t to
stirthc blood of n people unused to
fullest freedom, what can Tyranny
hope for where 4, land is filed with
graves as sacred MS that of Baudin I
Forever and fnrevcr shall tho Wrong
be ybaificd 5at Giast.i Right maybe
crushed to'tho earth SO that 'it9seems
toAie ); bit it shall, 'rise. again to TIC
lifoG everlasting Men who protest
against broken covenants may perish
on The barricndc, and the yer trace
| 9ff lt.lhYeir iipplterrlnnent may be kept, con,
] cealed; bNt no. inyention, of man has
yet1uisupplicd aaa soul-appil.ilator,
| Thcre Is something subtle in: "a ] just
| nfih'wbich Raftakes.of the divineEadt
| This, shall rrsis the empire Of decay,
Wien Tine is Der and worlds have passed
| tffa AWAY. s2fEfEdRt ~ qiHO eiifFIN
Gall inthc dust thetptrished heart may ,ie
B0thhat mh.h;wsrmesleie once cnnipcSc,
'ftfsia'e'aj 5giu-YiEig i6f be1hIys ggU
znthsI a-7iits9r~.Ts .rr-E Sr-7..t,l.I yt5
b7s ,s'Io1 a"isignifoant. oa7ot! e,aa
Tie reco mepdationrs Of the Chiet
Magistratolwi th reference to, the, ,debt
and cufroucy softkca Uni.od Statos-are
| very signi6fantof' the possibility, q
gy%&thsarr, the probability Of reppdiatiot
az some one sffn4tqBs f day Audrey John
son isieonsiaered by .mnny as anarch.
demagogue, and istso pronounced 'by
tho party fiatsrpnt him, / iii power
sprposd3; wealfoW thisto bS @ttrt,eot; il
every dcmogogue favors repndiation
Mhqr you'd disge sfereeer reeerttqq,l Is, lbe ths creditor O
tho gessrnnlont .2,sAndtif .thalAych
Demagogueop ponly faeors fartidlfopu
4 iaihtioRsnoR Where Will 'Hother tlema
4 gass STAND, 4 few3sy cars 'iionce fs," { 81