Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-11-28

hedee of human nature ,dlikeII Mr. Peffe-
oiit,5,r understand the meaning of seem.
,EnaI1 J ins;ga;tiaabts hinys' land .Iibow ifa !.
Ijs,,7silF act ions ,4do, toward the iuterpreta-
t;np ot, character. So he sniti to himself.
,stThe man who will not sefilsa to nick mn
,,;n mpst' certainly have, = some "A . h;,S
that, will be ofaereat uss il, he has ever
an opnortupity; to employ them...,.,e.G'
nc quickly. opened the wind and
called Young jacques, ,.,,',.,,, -. 49,.
The vonnc man quickly retnrned has
tened up stairs. and was soon. again in
he presence of the banker, -
@Do -yc YOU have the goodness" said
sTacoueps sto comply with nv nv : reouest ?''
aWhat makes YOU 50 decided ?' asked
the banker 90 ~ ''' ~ 7" ~ 'i' 10
.asFrom the fact that you have recalled
me was dtiie answer + believe You
.w6uIfnot have done It If YOU had not
wished To accept my application. W. Ss~
o aOuicKp powers of Observation, love of
order and economV,n replied Nh: Perre-
oaux IN a friendly way, ""wilp make a
coed business man. Go into ii1y CONT.
mo house;q will descend as soon
as possible and give yop little business
to attend to.
Fronsthis' hour, Young Laftte was in
Perregaux's counting=hopse. His indus
try and fidelity helped him in every res
pGceF His ptiictHality' won him the con-
iiaenee of his EMPLOYER. p His zeal gaiid
Dforress increased from day TO ,aav. ESQ
that he soon excited the attefitioa' and
Iihdmitation of his companions. an a few
Years lie becaiiie book Keeper, and after
words cashier isijTi.'l oii 10 yhGqEvf
H. sThe Ffenchifevolution broke outcand
the new order; of things whichn called
PEI pcgaax to the Semitic, esmptfled him
to roniIrit his business g largtlB9tos the
hands ofsbhei reliable c6labofer. - He
took Laftte in as his partner, and as the
sphere ot'the latter was now blafger,q be
had more Opportunity to exhibit his bus
iness. tact and energy | In 71se9 he was
aprihin ttul Directoi. of the Bank Of France
After that he was made President of the
Chamber of C Commerce, and titus he came
into Intimate; relations with the most
influential in the couitry!n : LHG ,''d2 ,
I1a The decline a6fi Napoleon's power
brought him into honorable peiitical po-
fsitions. lie acquired the confidence of
the!emtiie dit y,n and indeed the ,eBtfre
country IN A'!coiiseaiience;o of. his Wise and
| judicial counsel for the goytfhmehto ofot
the city, His dear parents in Bay6hhe
wefe!stilli living, and he supported them
nh the time in the. most handsome way
possible; and after his ,m6theri became a
widdw. lie took her to his house in PAR
is. Many young meH efprospefity ow-
ed their prosperity to him, as he started
fthemii business? He supported a great
maifyih their studies athis own expense.
pi When Louis XVIII was compelled to
flee before the advance of Napoleon at
the beginBing'of the hundred days he
conInaitted his entire private 'foftuiie d to
Laftte;shaAds.. Thus the gfeat banker
had for serneo time iihnhis si0whb Keeping
the'property of both rivals to. the French
thrones lnioq ifdt 2aidEtr ,s'>a2diA .
-.rAfter p Paris was captured in the year
1876, heead vance,l two millions of francs
to the state, whicl. was compelled to
give that mueii3 to the allied hosts One
hundredithaasaiidf frames were appfobfi-
ated to- him as director OF the Bank of
Franco, bat Iafitte refused tosreceive it
bduriagf the labotioas Years of tliisadmin-
Yistrati6nGq ,s!tiGI III 'hG0IIiGT oil iioG3i
I Nearly the whole time of restoration
he was a member ofthe { Ckah,ber6fDep
uties, and one of the most worthvof tie
number? His parliamentary activity
,,,os Ais, Z; h i nSs.,t.; i 90, r;ot
ism. nobility of character and acute; un-
dferstandins. uIe: al@atysp Subjected his
stoJthe eeiitrH good III In
spite of the dixpleasufe ill whieh7the fam
lily of Marshal Ney were, he permitted
his OILY daughter II 41ffiiarft9 Neyys son,
the Prihcefof Mddeiia::;olq Insm ;sTs't
30 afIe reached the ciiinak OF his Political
prominence m 7tBesifJSly REVOLUTION,
WitHoat5Him Eiolis P1hfIipbe wo,d n9v-
Iet'have aseended to The thF6ie. aifIis pb-
litigap 6pinieis were kefg CtiecfaeCp J, 1a1tPif
ewe eanfiot appro4 Of SOME df;tlieni,2 we
Certainly 9annot lielf7 a3,mfrihga a9hig hon
on andahfe grit yisia He was aiiAehnbero Of
LOUISE Phffhppe & ministry. ioa i'd Had
Charge 0fthe ,itFinafiee & UfS SFraaeemyet
this listed but. a short title, ;as hfsOvie*s
did ndt agreet with thosea6f TIE K;hg.
He offered lhisp ilasise iationii a hd sfgtlrgd
with difnitviaas a sfihuFa . eitfzefi, 2of the
I III