The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-23

ordinances were placarded on the walls 81
rarls that night barricades were for med il
the streets an the 9th the people and N !
rosal troops came in collision in var;sns !
places 90 the 2sth there was more and ter
rible lighting; on the 29th the kin, f.d
from The city. abdicating in! favor Of NJ.
grandson, the Duke Of Bordeaur I. who y. !
20 Oe recognised under the title .of Henrv
'. But the people only answered with ,hs
cry Of" Down with the Bourbons." THE
Prince is now living. and is still eo,,da5
oy the old Bourbon party as the Ico;,;m.,.
sovereign OF France, under the t;,,e ~ H.
Y '. may be well TO rene mber ,bat /,
the contes. BY which Charles X. was ~ ! :
throned, the armed force in Paris NM,
which the king could rely did not numbsr
lo,O0O soldiers, and that Paris. in insurrsc.
ton. can furnish zoe. 600 fighting men :
The revolution Of 1880 was cns,nm.,
ed oy the establishment Of a-cons,itu,ion.l
monarchy, under the new dynastv Al n
leans, by calling Louis PhilIipne ,,o ! ,h,on.
oy small minority. not exceeding 4 ,h,rd
oi either the Chamber of Deputies or that
o. reers. which, in the language Of the his.
!orian Alison, az the dictation Of ! cl;o,.
10 Inc ante chambers of me Duke of' 'nr-
leans, disposed Of the crown 10 4 s,ran.sr
10 the legitimate line, without ritnar c.n
saitlng the nation or knowing what form of
government II desired" II was an tho ~
row oase 81 these voices in the .chsmber thar
Louis Philippe was content 10 found his
monarchy. ln l848 he met the .tafe of
Charles 4. The prohibition Of public ea,h-
erings OF the people to discuss poIitical ar
'airs led 70 the introduction of large dinner
parties, called /" banquets." Ia .eyaas ,hs
Prea'oi'ion, aad the prohibition Of ,ha,.
'n turn. led to The uprising Of the ns All.
although Louis Philippe held Paris MN
thoroughly armed force sf 100 oo0 mar !. !.
e. ended IN the king signing this li.tIe psper. >
aodleate 10 favor Of the Count de Pa
ris' my grandson, and trust thar he will
oe more fortunate than l." The abdicat;on-
as 10 the case of Charles X, came too late
out the Orleans party is still zsalops ~ ar,
.orts tore establish the monarchy in his per-
Louis Napoleon, Emperor sf the French
vas oorn ~ Paris. on the 20th of Apr,l'
lsoS; Charles Louis Napoleon Bunspar,s
smsh Is the name he received. was tb..
niru son oi Louls, Zone of the abro,b,rs of
napoleon l.,) King Of Holland, and Hor-
eh-e' daughter Of Josephine. Horten.e
vas woman of superior talents. but ~.
marriage with Louis Bcnaparte was forc-
% ill.suitsd mstch. both the par;t.s heinz
verse to II. and yielding most reIuc,sntls
/" ihe considerations Of state by which ].
fss urged. The eldest son died in inian-
~ and !he other two children, of whom thc
was one. we're declared by a de-
rec OF the Senate the heirs to The imDer,,I
hrone, should Napoleon and bis elder broth
Joseph die Without children. Thi, de.
rec was submitted 70 the acceptance Of a
'reneh people, and was adopted by 5ai-
70 votes, there being but 2,579 in opposi-
ION. rpss.5
Alter the battle Of Waterloo the ms,b.r
lortensr. retired with her family To- Aup,-
ars. and afterwards to Switzerland. wher.
sr sons principal tutor was 4 Frenebm,n
strong republican principles. He atteni-
Tor time military college, where he
ahe some progress in the science of sunne-
:. in the revolutionary movemsn,s of 1881
Italy ne and has brother took IN scti,s
w, and his brother died in that year a.
ctin ~ his snrieties and fatigues. The
.sth OF the Duke Of Reichsts.ii, in 1899.
IL hlm the Successor of Napoleou, and
ON that time he 70 said TO have frsd his
. upon the imperisl position. writing va.
nus works to demonstrate the Necessity
an emperor 70 the republican organizs-
'n el fraace. Ih 1886 he proela.mrd q
VIOLATION st Strasburg. which was iailurr.s
u he vas taken prisoner and sent TO this
natry. He landed AZ Beulogne witha
nilar puipose in 1910, but wsssgain made
captive and sentenced toperpeiual impri-
ament in the fortress Of Ham. From This