The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-04
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tn Hennsddin rspllsds lsiishIngly. TO
his toast, "Butx ~ llb9ftysn R4S Ef1@ :
! ''Iseoonoiliation, p said Ohami u, as at
bedtime he offered half Of his mattress
To the Duo de- Luynes, who had an es-
tsse q I've millions Zen year But ct 70 20
Moved Ths Teeitfd,ists, who were in
no danger whatever, made some. tragic
,partinRs, and when one OF their Orators
was removed, elung to tmralpost with
tears, repeating, = Do not go Do you
know Whithef they are takiag you
Remember the ditohes OF VincerlnesF'
The prisoners were removed to MazaH
and locked up In small cells, where 'tthe
fist Impression, Yves OF darkness. the
second OF cold. ~ For all furniture each
hada abottomea chair Emile Lee
roux, q member with Bonapartist lean
ings, arrested by mistake, Yves crying
With rage. Five hours passed thus ere
Q ration Of coarse, black bread. mouldy
too, and Of thiokened warm water Of
horrible smell. but dignided 9 soup,
them. = unable RE 10 rstotnaeh the
spilled the contents Of their panikips,
but some hours later they were glad to
H1d and eat the rejected bread, and one
member tells how he sravenously licked
the Interior Of HE foul trencher,5 At 9
o'clock at night each was given wherein
tosleep. hammock THEIRS had bed
Gfevy, his sUccessor.a had not. Thus
passed at Mazas the days and nights OF
the representatives OF the people. aar9 q
2 In the refnaining chapters OF the fret
book Hugo tells OK the meeting on the
Boulevard st.. Martin, where he drew
up and Schglcher and others signed
tho decree Of outlawry, against Napoleon.
Hs had written Louis g Napoleon Bona Ions ?;
him strike out Napoleon, as that was
q glorious, name, fatally powerful with,
on the boulevard Hugo tried 10 rouse
tho people. Some passengers cried,
"be quiet or you will have US ell
Killed." one In terror began to shout,
s'vive HEmpereur l,,sia The soldiers list
ened In sullen silencet the crowd In
STD pefaotion. 1t was too soon or
top. late. In conclusion he says
E'''Such was that nrst day. Let us look
at is CLOSELY. IJ Ia the anniversary OF
Austerlitz; the nephew keeps the I'M
cle's sIfeasts Il fAusterlitzo is@ the most
splendid battle OF history he nephew
sets himself this problem !, To make o
ssa sSSn e ETsss s 70 se Tsas Hs s
most frinhtf,ii attempt at dragging
thugs back that was ever attempted.
Never was such wfi-crttshing OF CIV.
llization seen. ALI that was an ediflce isi
now d ruin, numbering the, soil. In
one night the. inyiolabflity Of the, law,
the rights of the citizen, the dignity or
the Judge, the honor of the soldier have
These have been fright
fully replaced. There was an oath :
there is perjury. There was a flag
there, ID d rag There was the army
there ts a horde. There was justice !;
there Is crimes There was a'code there
Is the sabre. There was a government,
there Id a band OF thieves. i And this is
called q rescued soeietyi, it 10 the sav-
Ing OF the traveller by the highwayman.
France was passing by. Bonaparte
!, "fhe hypocrisy which; preceded the,
BRINE equals il deformity the effrontery
which succeeded it.sw History records
Dothing like the I'd or December. There
la no glory here, nothing but abjectness.
There IL naught TO deceive the eye. We
said we were honest we say we are in
famous nothing is simpler. The day,
almost unintelligible In its success, has
proved that politics has its obscenity.
We. have seen the nakednesss OF an un-
clean soul. Louis Bonaparte has shown
himself Without q mash, J which has
o. horror; without O. veii. which
has shown sewer. He has taken, oaths /
hestakes others. Imagine Joan Of Arc
admitting that she ID, Messalina,s That
Il the I'd of u December snf.dI =. H''''7" n n
.Women are mixed up With this
crime. It is murder dashed with the
boudoir. d Across the smell OF the blood
,omes q faint odor OF patchouli.. The
OF this brigand are pleasant
men Ronnier. Morhy. Falling In debt
has led to falling into crimea ~" :. =
thief's thunderbolt.' Palmerston, the
traitor, approved it; old .Mettern ich,f
dreaming In his villa Of Rennweg, shook
his head. As for Soult, the man OF
next to Napoleon. he. did
what It was his place to do--at the day
Of this crime he died. Alas, and Aus
Ierlitz died, tool' =. ss.s ....-..,. - ~ +-s
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