The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-02

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I ssz. he sid. vas wonderful revelstiOn
; Thea when, n addition 10 the exquisite
5 perfection Of his person, he was told b!
5 eminent nea O. his drawing and painting
' . veI, znd Of his vS-ious other intel
I lecsul accomplishments he was quit,
o r,-epz-gi 70 feel grs-isei when Lady Bless
: 5nrsou called D'Orszy &c her SIDE snd
e szii. . Yo1 VII introiRce Mr., Sumner 4
: the Prince Then II wSs. for the frs.
! tine. thxs he szv LouiS Napoleon, Sni :;
, thSt interview be measured the man, and
, made Up 5 Judgment upoa him which be
! sssls $ greSi Satisfaction IN the facs that
: he haS never beea obliged TO reve-se. The
! conversation q the prince naturally driftei
upoz AraersoA. and NJ. Sumner sid. being
fun Of thst subieot. be d~els st length
upon the wealth. roSourooS. and future Of
this government Especially did he pic
: ture is wealth. HePoke enthusiastically.
$ young man s7ei With pAsriosic dew
tion &c liberty and frVeion uoald nataral-
ly DO when Dwelling uPca = subicc; 50
rep,ese Snd Suggestive IS ms country.
Whea he had finished. be lcokca into
. The Guu eye and ssolii features Of the rnan
70 whom he had heea describing this
greatness when. With an utter ahscace o.
appreciation q the ssticos, Nar-oleon re-
r,ie3: what vii yoa do with al ,hisS
WI you sehtt NJ Samaer answered.
So hc,,e ar. we win ana something bet.
Ter than ,hs, 70 a." Tais aesve5 AT
Saases ,Aoeshs photographed The saas's
character
shortly sAer his saeesihe Nj. SamaeF
diae1 viii RrosshsH. and, ss,ey disbey,
While they very standing together fvcyss-
ias IBIS tFica1s Who called on thar evea-
iss, BE- a~ t0rl ilalhpEs, approaching,
Csuoas 10 no,c ne meeting lr,Seea Two
q Raglanas cz,Lora Chancellogs, be
watched lhem suensiyely When greet,
ing each oshes 20 No. Copley," said
RFOughAm, sadFessing Endharsi by his
fsrai,y name, - how an yOal7 ~wel,
siRos szW yOu lssi, which was, I thiak, (
Al Lady Rlessingt0a'S where We met
the prince" We'll asked BrOugham, I
VIA, % yOu think q tbs Louis Nspo-
leon = Think Of himt Why, thar he .
iSad-d a. What say you = That
he Is ; id As, too, replied Brougham.
Mr. Sumner sid thar, although he had .
no; raiaosd his impression TO 50 epigran-
Ia~tic term Of speech, be felt quite sat
isie3 10 Sooep, Il IS the expression Of his
own views
Some years afe-, when Napoleon h2d
left EagiSni, and Was operating in france.
Mr.. Samner called upon J. C Bancroft
Davis, Jus; returned from England. where
l. had been cur Charge d'Aaaires. The
f-s; question he asked Mr.. Davis. sitter
passing the compliments Of greeting. was,
= How about LoEis Napoleon! Whist do
you think Of hins~ 20. be is aa zss.- 4
TINS the opinion expressed BY BrOughzn
zni Lindhurst, 2nd adopted BY Sumner,
Was zgAin supplemented By S good au-
thoritv IS Bancroft DzviS
Mr.. Sumner feels an utter deteStStion
tor this mans character. He s4vs he hzs
ienorzErei the generztiOn IN which be
lived, zad left upon the rising one the in
press q his evll teachings He hzs taught
The youth 70 disregard the sacreiness Of
n oath. and thzs 10 brezk faith. whether
With the individual OF government Is no
,1ne- Such sc,s, BY his teachings. are
siuPl! to Be considered IN the light Of
Al the Ostgrovth OF his
lie HIS been peruicious snd demorzlizing.
: BIT, sid Mr.. Sumner. can It be that
re have judged him rightly? 1 some
zues think thzt- 10 secure zn uninter-
-upted reign Tor twenty years, under any
'ther system than thzt Of zn established
iyuzSsy, IS he did IN France, mus have
equirsi ability. Vas h, grfe- al, az
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There Is volume Of speeches snd le.-
ers collected and Published. written By
Joais Napoleon, which Mr. Sumner thinks
re good, both n uztter znd style: but
< SAYS II has been changed that these
Tere not written BY Napoleon III. bit ;
or hin II 50. Il i plzin, N his opinion. !
bat be kept the sane one 70 write al Of
hen
In speaking Of his impression Of Eng
nd, Mr. SINNER sid that It bad never
ee1ed to him 50 beautiful IS during his
iSit ~the other day IS be STYLED his c
ring trip lzSt summer. England Is :
ke finished painting he said, ON
lete IN al rs pzrtS, and seems to have ;
esn made 70 ou5ez- OF London. Mr..
umner thought 4 required an educated
2ste and experience TO get beneath It's
egrmed and degraded smoked sursoe, ?
to appreciate It's wealth Of !
7ehiteesurzl beauty
Mr. sumner E2s IS charming IN his con-
IS when the tides Of his life