The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-10
Democra.ie sympathy for Napoleon


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Indication hou! er-Co:.Soierates wAo
..s.ire 70 enter the F.e-:cn army that he
Ia, Urn obliged 70 s5nT1ace fh.o1gh TIE
p.pegs tha! lie IL. ID authority 70 aEcsli
i.,g::,o!er. TIE !e2sCn =: a! this r plain.
An1naIGIa as ii may appsar that those
calling ,I.ernselrea "DetEDrsts shfH1d
.ympa,hize with the mDsi fcspy;jc s"T'
e1nmeu, il Europe. and with the desf'G
who usurpel is pwe:. I; Is 10 !Esos
4 fart; snI ari-., ~! ii t!;.S: cala's7:
The Democratic Iany Wa engaged
nniy fex yesrs ago IN 81 ea"f I"
oyer1hrow the Republic and establish
A-etzsa dgvJ;ism here thA; ''o1l4 have
is,rn ;p5i deal worsaif il had succeeded
,g.auL ORE SAPoLEOS's While it lasted.
during the struggle. il wss wo:se, as the
r.zrIc Of the SOu;a can attest Naturally
E1xAPAE1E. wh0 had a,tained his own
position iy peduEy and MISUNDERSTANDING
cImpassed the murder, ImpTis9nmeni ana
lauishneni II many thousands o'thc most
eminent citizens 0! France, -Fympzi'Izf7i
with . kindred movement in this country,
which promised ~ oTe!thgD~ this H"puo.
liz a. he Lad 0TsyiNJD"u III" French
Republic. lie did not dare offer the
American Rebellion direct assistance. but
gave it his sympathy, and tried t"
strengthen il b. throwing m army into
Mexico, UStensibIy tn enforce certain rights
Of French citizen. aza!ns: tia; country
bu. really 10 establish his power there,
encourage the rebellion in tic United
States and 70 lie ready u step in and as
si,ti, i! fortune should 20 far favor il as "
make this step safe. The altitude Of
France was understood. and hc' sympathy
recipron4,ed. throughout our struggle, hy-
The fr:cnds of the rebellion North and
South. Now that NAPOLEON is in trouble,
wLA;i is more Es:uraI than that tie Syinpa'
thies 0: iIIs cIass should 90 oct 10 him:
The Democratic parry Ion To speak with
more ACCURACY, the tEirnds ii the Iaie
Couicdcracy.y no: 0nIy have r:a4Jns OF
this kind for sympa!hiZing with NAT'o-
LEor, bat they haze aiso especial carsc I"
hate his glvGTsary. TIC GernIsDS. In the
crisis Of our var, whcn money was the
vital necessity Of our Government. when
ths future Of tie Republic was dark, and,
in dle opinion Of many al home as we'll as
ADIJlli LTtEI GAII'' 'IIE IF-'I'I" ~ ps' '"'A''!
never l0st faith in the carlsr .! the Onion.
When England bnd France we're plotting
against US and refusing 70 take our bonds,
Germany upok them and furnished US
ln0ng 10 put armies in the ted, with con-
Gdence md cordiaIi'y, which all tue
Americans now remember with graft
ludc. But the Democratic party cannot
forgive those who furnished our Govern.
rncnt means To carry on the war The
people who fought for the Government in
QuF war have Just the same reasons for
detcsting NAPOLEON and sympathizing
with the Germans that tho Democratic
party has for wishing NAPOLEON victory
and Germany defeat And in the case OF
each the reasons are quite rs apparent MS
the fact.