Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-01-25
BONLPART.sM
Again Rears Iis He I'D in France Only
20 be Rldlsu'ed and Laughed At.

manifesto was tOunu plhCdrueu IN sew
eral quarters ot Paris. The Prince
dwells on the Importance and incapac-
ity Of the Government, the disunion Of
Parliament an decadsnce OF the rmy
and the finances. He declares that re-
llgion is attacked and the observance
of the concordat can alone establish
religious peace The Prince rejects
any compromise with the Royalists.
He adverts to the plebiscite by which
the Empire was sanctioned.
The manifesto of Prince Napoleon
was at FIRST regarded as q hoax and
many are still in doubt of its genuine
ness. Prince Napoleon was arrested
Tuesday afternoon and conducted to
the conciergerie The manifesto was
torn down by the police.
LONDON, Jan. l7.-A'dlspatch from
Paris to the times says: The appear
ance of Prince Nspoleon's manifesto
is regarded by some as march stolen
on the Legltimists, for it was known
that the Count de Chambord, impelled
by his supporters, were preparing q
manifesto. Eighteen thousand pla-
cards had been printed with the great
est secrecy. Baron Brunet asked to
be arrested as accessory to the promul-
CATION of the manifestoes, but the
Magistrate refused to take him into
custody. Reports from the provinces
state that the news of the arrest OF
Prince Jerome created no great sensa-
tion.
The Times says; Price Napoleon
was arrested under the article of the
penal code entailing transportation,
can be reduced to exile. By the Con-
stitution the Senate can be constituted
court of justice to take cognizauce OF
outrages against the safety Of the State.
Such a court would be certain to con-
denim the Prince.
A dispatch to the Daily News from
Paris says: The manifesto of Prince
jerome excited uore hilarlty than
anger. The newspaper squibs on the
subject are endless. Floquets Bill was
discussed at the Cabinet Council and
considered too stringent Some Of
the Ministers will not support it un.ess
it be modified. Prince Jerome occu-
pies the room in which his cousin
Pierre was detained.
Prince Murat asked to be permitted
to visit Jerome, but his request was
refused. Prince jerome was interro-
gated again to-day. He denied that
he intended to overthrow the Repub-
lie. All he wanted, he said, was to as
certain by means of plebiscite, what
the people thought of it. He had an
tlcipated expulsion, but not imprison-
ment. He was glad, however, that
the Ministry had ordered a step which
would call the attention of the nation
to the facts asserted in his manifesto.
As Prince Jerome has been annoyed
by the crowd looking up into his win
dows, they have been boarded half
way up. u
The Standards correspondent learns
on good authority that the President
of the Council is opposed to Prince
Jeromes being brought before the
Court of Assize, and would prefer to
have him tried by the Senate.
The Times dispatch SAYS: The Rad
ical Left pronounced almost unani'
mously for Floquet's proposal, but in
the Democratic union notice was given
of an amendment giving the Govern,
ment power to expell the princes
There is every reason to presume thai
Floquet's blll will be rejected. The
Chamber voted urgency for it merely
for the purpose of disposing of 1t the
sooner
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE papers gener
ally approve the arrest of Prince Ma
poleon, but nearly all condemn tn
vote of urgency in the Chamber o
Deputies prohibiting the presence il
France or Algeria of any member o
the former French dynasties. Th
Debate says the Chamber gave proc
of lamentable simplicity and panic
Baron Brunei, Secretary to Primo
Z Napoleon, was allowed to accompan
the Prince to prison.
r The Telegraph says the Government
intends to introduce in the Chamber
q bill settling the position of pretender
to the French throne.
The Pays charracterizes the issuano
of Prince Jerome's manifesto as an &C
q of stupidity. 1t says few Bonapsrtist
are identified with this burlesque inc
q dent.
A slight Bonapartist demonstrate
< was made before Prince Jeromes res
dence yesterday, and s..oat5 Of "Viv
!: la Prince" were raised. Several pal
+ tic,pants were arrested, but were RI
leased, their names and addresses b'
q ing taken.
The newspaper La France has reque
n ted the Government to inform tt
representatives Of the country if tt
a news which has been current for son
weeks relative to the organization
civil war in the west of France vii
the help of Catholic workmen's club
e; is exact. 1t is affirmed the Minister
t. the Interior is possessed Of precise il
=. ~ formation in regard to this subject.
re BERLIN, Jan. 1.-THE arrest
"a Prince Nannlenn Is raparded as mi