The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-11-07

tions-an Elective Chamber and a
Free Press Tine King made various at
tempts upon his bates noiresj on July
90, 1880, he determined TO be the death
Of them both at once.
He issued on that day, through his
Ministry, three ordinances.
BY the first, no journals were to be
issued except with the express author.
i2aton Of the Government, to be renewed
every three months, and liable to be
suddenly withdrawn should the Govern.
ment consider that the paper contained
any Objectionable matter. BY the sec,
ond ordinance, tine existing Chamber o.
Deputies was dissolved. BY the third,
the King, on his own authority, dimin
iahcd the number Of Deputies, reduced
their term Of Office, and altered their
qualification and the methods Of election.
Having signed these, his Majesty, Charles
X, retired comfortably to st. Cloud.
SO blind were the king and his minis
tiers that they did not, it appears, antici'
pate any serious opposition to these Or
dinmccs. No jntimatiOn was gwen to
the military authorities that any danger
was impending. But Paris was at once
in fcrment. The journalists held
meeting, and resolved that the ordinan'
ccs, being Illegal should not be obeyed.
! The papers were printed behind locked
doors, and thrown in bundles ont OF the
upper windows, above the heads Of the
police, among the eager mObs who sur
rounded the Offices.
The next morning barricades rose all
over Paris. The public buildings were
seized by the people The soldiers III
large bodies joined their brethren in the
streets. The tricolor was hung out at
the Hotel de Vile, and on the steeplc Of
Notro Dame, where the great bell was
kept tolling to call the people to arms.
The Chamber Of Deputies met, in def
ouce of the ordinances, and began Ia
proposc terms to their sovereign. lie,
on lis royal part ,coolly sent word to The
commaudant Of his forces III PARIS 'i'
concentrate the troops, and act W.
them in masses." Butbcioro this heart
less message, which meant the dcstruc-
ton Of life and property, was received,
the troops were largely beyond the con-
'r4r Oh 'hcir olicciS' oou ~ H.. =
nc heAt uhyLthe |y'n,,"o I"'' v,
"tho glorious three days'-thc end
came. The king decided to Withdraw
inc "rlliiahcchi put "l,c"'y 'no G',,'.
h'r oi Dcpu'ieb llWl hPP"i,'c" 'nu
DlEe OF orleans lhcutcla''''uo''''"
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when tl,iS no"h 'c"oh''' Wv '"",' Wv
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'olrmllly andlca'c' inc one MS i'Rh'H "
'SSr, the oth'r MS riGn'S ", %,"'', 'I.'
10 declare inc Young DUKE uc h.'o'W"
: me sovereign Oh FRANCE. hRn'h Wv,
lIld 10 lchrl mat II WIS 700 I''c; ~
Chamber oil Deputies Tor "ii rcpy SCI
commissioners 10 oTdcr inc KING W Wv
mp INC crown Jcw.IS ana 10 I,"'o y"
, country; lllo cli''re r1yl p'ryLpUW'
Ware I'lrrrSe aB"l1 "fiVeh iot,h' "
sing once more IN tAlic, inc duchess
brrri ana hor zen, ycar'olu son I"''
, 'ohductcd 'lroug'i rrnilco 10 ',''InoV'
, Without n"i,a pc'i8 hI'1o Oh, 'll',r "
, naIi' lh're l'ley were pi"re', on '"''
, NmcrlcRli VcsS'Ih, winch S''''c" WIN '''''
/, mt oil harbor "l'ere every vcsSci W,
n dccked with the trlcolor, ana hrolS
them over to Portsmouth. Ihcy we
, Granted llOlyrood Palace Tor II rtSluch'
|, md there they settled down, while Lou
"a Philippe VIVA proclaimed KING Of Franc
la and no established for the time being I.
II throne OF the younger branch upon u
10 ruins Of that OF the elder house
A. Bourbon -.
ri The Duchess de Bern could not Urn
a. herself To mus resign her soma thro
W. forever. Her cntreailrs I" he appoint
il. the regent for lam were nnceSing; u
III az l"S'' III Ioo@' tho o'o hhB H'tl'u '.1,
ry ,i'f "'u ni,p" , n' W rn'' W.o, m,'
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le 'ho s'c,''u, u'u''''o" 'r, .n' n h""s "" w.
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10 ever, '''SH''" vi i,'N'"H .''o AM.
le Sho wins on ''iis ooG"H,on' W.
IN General Dermohcour.' whn' s''c ",w'
~ IN renl dnnger-calm una ,." al'hoS ~, =
ON she IN one Oh t,ioSo nm ''c''o''o po,,
nd whom pren'n wnulu oo suppressed
-, have power 10 p'nn' anu ye. VIII" ="
NV ENJOY existence WIN tempest .i'
ri. over 'h'lr mead or III 'lG'r poSTm,
That night the Duchess slept II
la charcoal burners hut, and the next {
rs she received Intelligence that the +
.nn jccted rising on her behall III NlhrsGll
rn had completely failed. Sho therei
ror set out on foot without delay, having
nd charcoal burner for n quito, to ira
~ toward In Vcndee.
ms Her adventures IN her gallant but II
mir 'ess struggle for her sons crown {
hc more like II romance than sober MI