The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03

could appeal Tor ANYTHING. About the rniddIs
Of December d702) the order for her arrest vas
revoked by the Committee Of Public Safety, and
she thus reg lined her personal liberty; but sho
was still under the surveillance TO which all the
former MOBILES were subjected, and could not
leave the department without express pertnla-
sion. It was something. however, to be released
from her parole. for she could now work for thu
removal OF all remaining restraints. Her plan
for getting her sou out OF France having failed,
his tutor brought him back and placed him
among his relations In Normandy She was
obliged to undertake some very difficult mat
ters Of business. She considered II a sacred
duty, before leaving France, TO procure tho reg
isiration OF her husbands creditors, 40 that
they might be paid out Of the connscation Of
bis property This intricate business carried
her many times TO Puy; she finally left II In tha
hands OF her lawyer at that place. M. Frestel,
finding " impracticahle TO get her son out Of
the country, brought him back to Chavaniac.
She could not then summon SUFFICIENT reeolu-
ton to allow Of another sep ration, ana ne re-
NAMED with his mother and sisters.
1ncess0ntlv occupied with the means OF serv-
Ing her husband, she now wrote to the Princess
OF Orange, sister Of the King Of Prussia. This
was done by the advice OF Mr. Morris. She did
u very reluctantly, on account of her husband'a
connection with the patriots In Holland, In ths
year 81. She expected little from the applioa-
ton; and she got nothing but a polite answer
from the Princess, indicating good will, but
holding out no positive hope.
At the end OF March CgD they learned n
Chavaniac the treason OF DumoureE. This
department at this time sent persons TO examins
the papers OF all the former mobiles. Nothing
suspicious was found in those OF Nine. de Latay-
cite; but the mission OF the representative,
Jean Baptiste Lacoste. gave her crest uneas ness.
This man ran through the dep lrtment, distrib-
uting in great profusion something he had writ
ten against the Girondists. in which he spoke
very abusivcy of LAFAYETTE. lie caused two
young men to be shot at Puy, under AN ex post
facto law, for refusing n requsition. and he had
said, in going to Aurat, that Nine. de Lafayette
must be arrested. In order to prevent the
order OF arrest, she went to meet him at Rri-
Dude. He received her civilly, and she said 20
him, " have learned. sir. that there Is quess
ton OF arrestina ali the former mobiles on
account OF the treason OF NJ. Dumouriez. I
have come TO ssy to you that n, In any circum-
stances have said chat shall be charmed "a
he surety for VI. de Lafayette, ! cannot in any
manner be surety for his enemies Moreover, my
life and INV death are very Indifferent to Ne
Dumouriez. II would be better TO leave me In
my retreat Whenever they have taken me
away from II, they have only had TO pity me and
TO renew the recollection OF much injustice. I
desire to be left with mr. children in the only
situation tina, can h. ,oer,hs n mo ,,l to thai,
,,bar Ia c.,,,yo ~ ,,o o,o,n,os -, r,,,.a Z
=. r,,t,.nasar s,id tba ro,rosont.,,vo On ~
politioal iarson of the dav "these sentiment.
are worthy OF you" Il do not trouble my.
self, sir" she interrupted him. Ito know II theI
are worthy Of me- desire only that they mar
be worthy OF him." Lacoste then said, with
great eenueness, that the only question was
ahou, maxim, Tor that denartment n oecrea ,iLs
tina, In force I'm Ardeche. where II was forhIa,
dom N thu fo,uer noh,es IN osso,hla moe
thsn three in any MACE either I'm their walk. a,
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polite kind Of rudeness ms we shall relate he,e.
after. But even he was struck by her talen, and
her skill. At the time of which wa are nov
speaking, there was a great persecution of IA,
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