The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-12

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tened, says Saint Simon. the fall Of the
Bank and the system was the incon'
ceivablc prodigality Of the Duke oil
Orleans, who gave with both hands,
without bounds, and even more, with
out discretion" The Duhc Of Orleans
was Regent Louis NlV died in l7lo;
and Louis Ky. like his predecessor,
came to the French throne at the age
Of five years, The Regency was seized
hy the Duke OF Orleans, nephew Of
Louis XIV, II bad man, who had even
been accused Of accomplishing the
dcuths Of the father, mother and broth
or Of the King. ~ triple al
lance OF England, Holland and France
confirmed he Duke Of Orleans in the
Regency in opposition to the preten-
oions OF the King Of SPAIN and this
INSCRIPTIONS man became the tool Of
English and French arstocrats for the
destruction Of Law and his financial
system. Law realized the danger and
protested earnestly against the conduct
o. lhc Government. oul MS p'o'oe''
were III vain. His system was destroy.
ed, AND what was lhe result !" "
| little while it was common occur
renee 10 sell everything II poor ma"
had but ne clothes upon MS oatN lol
lakes. while the nobility and clergy,
villa lhclr immense estates, were ~.
mos entirely exempt; ana JUST oe'oie
The Revolution OF 'N',-W"'cn pucN'c
says Is the Hrahdes' event ~ h,7'Ory -,
there were 'Illceh h""orea 'housano
paupcrs in FRANCE, every JAN IN" nos
pIta was 'u'I, daring roooerie5 were
committed on 'Hc p"o'c "'sn""g7 J."
open oay' ana iarSe ",'J''''y u 'n'
people found IT diiIlcuIl 10 LA"Ne " nv
ING, no wonder 'n"t P"uI"ce' Hnoc'
such circumstances c'"Se" " W "
virtue, d.,
Napoleon Bpnaparte al" not ueem II
necessary 10 auopl La" "n"nc,"' ~ s.
tenn because MS cohefS were '"'i o' '"e
| treasures taken from conque'e', couh
)rlcs, ana IheSe treasures were u's'''o'
uNcd among Tue people th'o"sn '"'9
nIIIcenL works OF p"o''c 'm 2rI'cmc"',
re ea'uul'S"'o 'ue P''''''' -'"" ,on "
fIafc', however, III '"c Nc"' LOW
with 4 complete monopoly OF banking
and during almost the whole of his
,,,orlCnl rni,u a ueriol Of ohout six
N",''' 20 ~ ;,I,,,.,,;i,,,, Ia, ;r,oe
LCeH Jca'"' hoI"'t"s'"''"'"S w.
SAINT wars oil Seli>dclcnSe against lhe
ariSlOCratic governments Of Europe,
lI,o. noo,Lo or Eronce vnrc prosocr0us
"'o r,'l ,Lo a,n.,aI,i,t, e,o,o
an" h"plO', '!'' NV ''',,'7 800. y,
TO which | had :alSGu the Empire,
said NAPOLEON, mo hands could any
,.ho,o Iva rourd doetitute of cmnlov,
WVhl'
1t is also remarkable that during lhls
DcriOl the uc0ple of England were
,,or, ,ro.rarons ,hor thev baye ever
D.
pccH "t'oIc VI HllIc' An" why
cause the English Government adopted
! LAWS system of finance, and from | 10l
igIo',I,o p,,I, 90 Err,lond WAC NOR
W. '"~ g..
lhitIcu 10 ISSUE NOUS "l'"o"' uC''
Obliged TO redeem them IN com. Cash
Inavmcuis. rs they are termed, were suS
l,l AHo,, in hi. IJistorv or Eu
P''''1"' '''''"'
rope, says
mo financial embarassmcnts of any
moment were experienced subsequent tt
%. III yam Hnpo fIi ""'.r. nv o INV
t T,n" s .,I "r Of EnrlnnI's Omnrinl re.
sources; wear after year ,hc enormous
expenditure continued; loan after loan
WIN UGrculplt lacii,S' M"S o ,I '"'
a. Ira Er,n"r omI MI the Continental state,
were fairly exhausted, the treasures O
Great Britain were poured forth win i
proin1'oh "nGN'n,P!eu I,''' any 'I i'ti"n
wca 'U how %rcat s0rycr. could account
Tor 50 prodi.ous an expenditure. 1t,
magnitude points TO an annual creation o.
'T''l,' tI,ornst imnnl.n Given
", ,,,I,tion i,, tI,n .mtrnn.inr nj
,,,..r ~ n,v,,o,ts n''d .I,,hsrnurnt rytrnsrou
~ m,i,n; rrcTit nC every drsrriution. that
,,,,,t ,o,,sc /. to lao rnund oi' the ncycl
r',lirm rnsn,rrrs of Grrnt britain duinu
, ~, inmT1, a nnrioL IIor diets commanded
,i,n r''7,, ln,. on,,,n,r,c nvtrndrd INFO cy-
c,.,, n,,rtrr ni thr "lohc. her colonies EN-.
hr,cnI tIr tincst md richest of the iron.
iraI rr~ions. and in the center of tht
mngnitirrnt d"mirinu was the parcn,
S,nIr whose nui'.tnnrd and extended cir.
,n 'I,ti ynrni,I iit,. and energy throuuI
c""rv m,rt "f tnr Immense Iabric."
wy paw ~ ',, .,.,;.,,
III appears, therefore, l'aI 'hcohNc''
lille paper money was the instrument
with which the aristocracy of England
,,,,,,.,,,I-I,aI u,o mi, Gr N,nnicou
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