Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-10
1.-THE KING HAS CONE. y

The Count de Chambord has issued
another address; among other things he
says France has need of royalty. Yes,
so has wagon for fifth wheel, busy,
industrious community for set of WIS.,
cous lazzaroni to eat up its substance;
healthy man for the leprosy. These sit
nations all express the terrible need the
French people have for royalty. The
Count SAYS he trusts in Providence. He
means that he has an abiding faith, that
the fools are not yet all dead, and that
there are sufficient number still living
in France, who would be willing TO toll,
slave aud stsrye, in order to keep him
and his parasites lolling i'll luxurious
idleness in gilded palaces. The Counts
predecessors traded and lived on this
folly of mankind for a number of years;
while their dupes, labored, starved and
died like beasts OF the field. But they
woke at last, and then came the terrible
retribution of the revolution, when VEN
geance for the wrongs and tyranny of CEN
turies we're crowded in few short years.
Since then the Bourbons have reappeared
thrice as rulers, thrice have been found
wanting, and thrice thrust ignominious.
IL aside. Their day is gone by. The era
of rule by divine right is passed; never.
1,.o IT.. Cappt lnac not
recognize this, of course. He, in his re.
tirement, has little knot of followers
round him who, with him, have been
amusing themselves in playing at keep.
ing court-like children. who delight
IN playing at housekeeping. But this
pastime has i'll adapted the Count tc
take world wise view of the political
situation in France. He has been study
ing all his life the maxims of the Grant
Monarque and the ideas of Madame
Maintenon, but he will find them as il
adapted to modern use as the periwig'
and broad .skirted velvet coats of his an
cestors. The Count says his birth made
him King. II would have been much
more to the purpose il his birth hao
made him a sensible, energetic man
willing to throw aside the pretentions
that modern progress and knowledge
have exploded and shown to be merely
cunning device, invented by the rich ant
powerful to render their fellow citizens
mere hewers OF wood and drawers o
water. There is no right divine, but thu
power OF intellect, ilumined by thu
bright beams of knowledge and con
trolled by humanity, charity and love t.
all. There are none who have by RICH
claims on the support and regard of thei
fellow man but those who have con
ferred benefits on the human race b.
increasing its happiness and lessenin
the sum of its miseries. Where, in tn
chronicles of the stored house Of Boul
bon is the prince named that can sho
this glorious patent, written by heaven
pens in letters of light on the scro
where kingly birth is no more though
of than those whose voices are first hear
wailing in scenes uf want and woe
His birth made him king indeed
While it did that, what pity it is thi
it made fool of him at the same tint
Not only a fool, but like his relation
Don Carlos, weak, wicked, cruel and 81
perstitious. Nice claims these ar
The only fitting employment we ca
think of for these pleasing qualitit
would have been offered by assistin
Burriel in butcheriug the crew an
passengers of the Virginius. In such
scene as that these divine right fellow
are in their glory.