The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-05-08

-NE& y ~ --e----~ Marat, WAS tln ed
.rS} - Il -" itor--he said that
b-I NxtSt~-Asf for his part he
EIEff73377-L1Zz/i 7-Ls1Zz/ thought a policy
GfLN ~ . Of clcmency ought
ISgS -.- now to be adopted
NAN n instead Of continu
Mth ing the Terror.
F Nv That word sealed
his fate 1t wis Camille Desmoulins He
was the youngest Of the great revolution
lists, and the most aniable of them ALL
For the rest, history, after a century of
time is not much disposed to wear the
weeds Of ni0;irning But for the versatile
and light la~rttd Camille She still sorrows
and Hceps,
III revolutions history herself prepares
the cGnlhi4ibes aud arranges the train.
bit some man lights the match Patrick
Henry sail 'lf that be treason. make the
most OF it The match WIS lighted An
East ladian said to Il sepoy soldier, "Eyerv
time you bite that cartridge Won eat hogs
fat anr! tniow" The match was lighted
again and the scpoy rebellion burst out
volcanic In he French revolution many
centuries had wrought in forming the
magazine and filing it with powder, One
day sutIiced as we shall see for the strk-
ing of the match, AHA one hand did 1.-THE
hani q Camille Desmoulins.
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II the ,ow,,,of f.n;.n Y, D;aa.,1,, ,,,r,..t,
n. was larn on tl,n III II f,r1h n,,.1
strangely enough the wear is in doubt.
Nearly all of the bioyraphers. until those
of raci.nt dntn s,,. 1-,;a NV H.. la,a, anI
more careful say 1860. For our part We
say l75l, having, as we shall Sec Camiles
tr;..l Ern,, H.. ,h;idl,n,1 hir ,,,;,,,I IT,,
as l1r;,,ht ns thc sunshin. Alread, ~
tI,irtnun vo,r.nf a,n his ,,rn,d ond ,,,}i
tions fnti,er sends lin, ia paris m n1tnr
thr COLLEGE of I,nujs ]r Grand whore IL Il
IL IL educated fnr thc Inv ,Thcra IA ,vi}l
have fnr. a senior class,na,o M othor thn,
the King of the 1arror NaxiniIjen Robes
pierre,
The Leuil, of vorue Camille oncur1 like
4 blossom JTr .{1,sr,rhol al1 ,n,,,nnr of
Learning. aul became ~ ,n,icb tho nost.
DISTINGUISHED student nnd so,In,l,st clnssi-
cal scholar Of them who were Ia ,nrn
France INSIDE down in the Epvoiufinn
Most of ali djl the literature and histor,
Of Inc classical natitI,s liy ia }tr,.nljon ~
ire ,nntip ent tb,lsi,., i,rb,r. 10 ,,t,,o
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Nt5St'S. W " ~ n.st's
TnoTth4 hccame we'll known 10 til. rising
democracy AS Il man Of brains and nnduc-
ity
Camille wa, now t,veuty-eight years of
age. 1t is the summer Of lTsJ The strug
gle out ut Versailles has finally culminated
with tho dismissalof Ncekerfr from the min
istrt 1t is The. 18th OF July and the news
uf this startling event creeps into Paris
The ueople's minister is ,iischurgeG-a
thing seemingly incredible, Nccker is
really goue---o.le secretly for !. whole day,
en- route to his own place in Switzerland
Instcud Of that friend Of the people ne
have Broglie for minister OF war. Ne
have the base aristocrau Dreteuil for an
other minister, and Fuulon for another
Eoulop, who said not long ago that the
starving French people ,nigEt eat grass,
Under such news all Paris rose into fer