, 1874-10-03
GUIZOT..
sketch Of Ills Lilo and Character.
Lis Marriage with Pauline Do Mac-
lan:~-'A!o eubsequcnt Career.

,,;,nn H.; o. -! ~ !.o'9 no would lnyo, ontcrcl
tito It'll Of October, l7s7 and op'a "a n Mines ne or, on
blographera say o Ind no Youth IN ~ ~ ra,n m's
nc nc ,, Mas plunged Into tho bnfor!ngs and h horrors
IN n" potont s A1 sar'!ea eHaos
hans-cnlotteu Of Mines when dulzot III, .no
only z ,yeara Of. ago, and lis i1 mot.,or n"r
f"mly y t6ov 1op aot,rsyy Sa1y ,daag nSng rroostant
o. ot Gavin for a refuge. uo Ht,diod at donoya'
tlon camo to Paris poor and very noody 10 rn
aL aantong4 2. courao OF law. StnpTor WIS tLen
s|,ss alllllaseF q rarls. md ongaHod Ghzot aH
10 wgB introduced Into tho salons Of SImn'
hi'9rt. tho rendezvous Of nil tho literary ond nr
9lstlo W mon who chung to tho ancIont Monarchy.
T. T. Mas ,ss .o Jayer q tlo Opposition athat tino
Milo was popular with NIL tho 1soynBts, wI1o Ind
lno cIitroo to al their saionu who wns aasocjatc
YIN all their plans and Who Oh account of lor
,,ls talehs az n writer. waa QUO Of tho principal
moasn-psecen ,most of tue party sho was tlon ho
a.lls edited by suard.. Tho young 1nan, who wns
studying law mid teaching; to 1.-Two was' thna
arnWn Into set Of peopio who lln.l ro,sel lis
'ipaon ~ hoon ana emulation, and though ho longcd
% q ltko poor and tiBtaut relative. Wh,lo pnt-
tiil5 MN on tho buck, mono Of tlon, Bourne,l In,
cl1ncd ei to tako lin by the hand sl1ard adyiaod
nrah um no. TO o. wTltG r. for tho ltc'sc ho would
Ill, f"o.o Ato thllo. lHu {Eit8 WAS surely
polito why Of telling Gulzot that ho had bettor
not anis permission into tho sacsod circlo, ~ It
@ would ln all probability be refused, II IL said
,naI .s,a n9 n vas much olngrncd ut shiu check, and
tic ,ficnItlesg 1Ilesgy y q ~ you'll rego've to overcome
antI s!,s proceeded to carry It iuso execution. l
hHnough fourteen yours Older thnn him
seli; s,s Guizot thought that il no could marry
a1,lo -, nn De slglllan aho would bo able to opon
~ y aoofs FOR HIM. 1nthta l1o waa not mistaken.
iie proposed and was refused, tilo laly tollinr
hlln tlat It was ridiculous In him to marry q
Mouinn Wis iourteon years older tnu himself.
nsli,,o n.;1at peralsted in this resolution, aud Ar
to tue salo,H Of Nine. snarl. lIo devoted hin,-
soi, with great onorgy to his BtuGios living mol
cst'y, Worklng many night npon au omptv
stomach. During this tilnS miafort,ncs begnp
70 H., upon Pauline De hlcnlau, mld, aftcr bolug
oplsed to write in order to support herself and
llor mother. Finally sI,o ho1sof fell iii, and nn
eamo hear dyistg as tho idea that gno
SSn VIII fsc,rra no Longer at et contnso her work.
signed lacrsclf to hcr ricls bed. The t, next m
morning she received I'll nrtlcle iu IN unknown,
hand. wilton in her stylo, tho Gender saving
. .nae no intended to send otharp, and to con-
tarso1 to unit! she en, Vs. vol enough to begin again
ionnd 1t o1collent, artl every number Of tho
Journal contained tho usual alnount OF mat.or
hlgncd Pauline Do Menlan bus written by her
unknown correspondent. 1t was net until per-
fcctlY recovered that Guizot nyovcd Li,ugajf
tho ~riter, and onco moro ho begged tho laay's 4
Aand III marriage. Sim con8onted aud IN ,th;a
Way career WIS opened to NJ. Gaizot no and
il's "l1e were welcome IL all tho Noynli.t ca
tSona 100 70 Maa acScpted az collaboration npou
" tho liusband Of f,is wife," ho soon made 8,
reputation which loft Pauline Do A1orIan's far
oenino. Eofore n1anY years sho waa glad enough
to drop tho ntistocrntio namo Of Dc lIculan, nnl
fn.0N ErnH Ess--
We'll supported by tho family Of hiu vito. CT
ny her nrufocrat!c frionds. NJ. Guizot brought |
hlnself forward III candidate for tho Council |
OF state, but failed. Fontancs, 1honoror, cor !
solea hl1n n by chalr IN tue Sorbonno. For hia
6encist tue Chair Of History was cut in lwo, mud
10 bsgai' that sartea Of lectures which cul1ui- /
1atedl III his History Of Civilization" THO new
lrofcssor SAY that the boat war to proscryc hia
popularity with his old frioutiH was to n,alo q
!nlld and snfc opposition to Napoleon I, Tho |
Empire way ON tho wano, and Guizot did his
pare toward causing ita disappearance, At thu |
Eot'';n or tho Bonrbona, Roycr-ColInr1 RECON-
nenasd unizot to the Minister OF the Interior
anu 1.1 tho AnDo Montcs9aiuu named hina sooro-
!ulsllcd llimaolt IN singular fashion. consider
nE tho tAct that he began his cnroor ~ Jour
1allst. ~ Ae prepared various projects, Among
ioln iaT upon the nrosa. which Mas uaod in
le Co'nnlittee Of Cousure with Al. Frayasinot1a,
!ha there treated tho preas with great severity.
n fact throughout bis long carosr,. Ii. Guizos
w nlwnys an ene'ny to tho rresu. Whom
iti!zos was found upon tho List OF officials who,
'ad given il, their adlesione, but, although tlis
anHed great coinmotlon NJ tho time,. it waa l.
otina to be m error. It was q brothor VIA had.
iflstan yes" upon tho register and signed
heir flight to Gand. lis part;sana i' do. H.
'naed thla step BY snyine. thai ho Ind gono
loTo'J to moderate tho liltra-lloyalism Of tho
u iinE ana hla Coutt. 1t WAS tho net OF his lilo
hou Iopronoh!ng tho Logitinista for their visit l.
tho D.lc Do Bordeaux ut Bo1gravia Snllare. Lo
as brought to confusion in tho tribune, for tho
ay tl'ne ~ LIS lilo, by tatntns cry about his
During llis term Of Office II. Gu.zot was bit {
,r'ly reproaohot by all Republicans an,l by most {
'nota'a, 1or although 6rofoBsllg libcraliu, 1lia
~ s!ne ~ associated with many tyranbieal nnd il
", u9ia. M aots: u lslo ao began to publish books,
~ tho Actual State Of France" II waa tlon j
ut tho famous torn "tloct,.iuai,es" was invent
} so called, said lsoyor- co!lard, because s'Doc-
.aavss have NJ doctrines, Ut poit,i"alrcs have i
lothor said that 'sDoctriuB,n coueBteI Il |
fnl'ns libertioo in principle which woro ab- 4
feu III PRACTICE" a It MAS fine words abont a
q policy. M. Gutzot became famous among a
o aoctrinairos. Tho fall Of tho Docazcn Niin'' =
~ after tho assassination OF tllo Due de- nor.
loft NJ. Guixot without portfolio, and 1o i
'lcrs and other mon Of tho tin,o, ho at onoo u
mod tho opponition.>. Ho became "a liberal ~ +,
'rtls "s ho had bcon'nrbitrary whon in powor, i
q Ills courao of lectures was iiltorrupod by IL a
llomasn. It WIS tlcn that ho wrote como Of n
celebrated works. ~ u
Nine, Giizot dica in 1927. while l1or !,usbapd n
ny hor booside ronling Bossncts " Inn,Orfni- II
Of TIC 6oal." But Bho Ind alroatiy eot lar lar n
@ !lao in order, md Ind arranged that Quizot +
''lla niAfry a.or tlioco, an English eill ua,noi O.
IA Dillon. Tho aeconl Nine, Qui2ut tieI IN #
~, leaving children, aud Hike tie first sa,nn 81
'fary works Of considerable importanco. TLo &C
rlignac, Ministry opened tue Sorpouno md es
council Of State to II. Guiaot. Ths wns do
boat moment OF lifo. Ho hold chairu bes]o OF
lema!n mud Cousin during ono Of tLo most ii.
aaikanlo period, i'll tho history Of French Iot-
:. aud by lecture drow crowds to tho sor-
.no. mo- "Ho =, d!d very woll," says Guatayo
ne, nono, nans,l he came to think Gimsolf tho
ector- Gonornl of tho human ,nind, whom no
anlo 100 arrogant to 10 onds,rcd.'' Tho Bit m
cE!tlo M - perlaps too sevcre but 1t III certain
ths little cotorlo Of literary 1uou wero tho ,
'saMt authors OF tho ltlens put forl. to-day 81!
ut paris tile foyer Of civilization, and about n;
=, e,aprqlnncY Of French thought throughout lilo tw