The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-07

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nreserved Inv tho Montiio family. In less thnn
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off,cinllv annrised Of the Emperor's intended
union. hut ~ course. thu news had spread
long before then. and very varied. though on
The whole n very nm pleasant. effect II produced
The lower cInsses comprehendlng the ultra.
democr.tic. would have perhaps applnuded
the hold Jena1ture from the old traditions II
the bride had been French. instead of being a
sang royal. une do nos files cut fat aussi ben
qu'une ctranCore don't le grand pere. apr0s
tout etait negocinnt CONNIE nous LIE premier
empire a et6 falt avec 10 sang do Carcons
d'6curie. de tonnellies: 10 second empire
aurait pu prendre un peu do ce sang Suns SO
mesalier." The voltairean bourgeois was
more biting in his sarcasm. In his speech to
the grand officers OF State aud the corpora
lions, Napoleon, referring to the Empress that
was to be- said: II cherish the firm hope
that she will while occupying a similar
position. revive once more the virtues
OF Josephine" This reference to the I'M
doubtedly skittish widow OF Gen. do Beau
hnrnais provoked sneer from those familiar
with tho chroniuue scandaleuse OF the Direc-
toire. Said one, 1T is a strange present to
nut into q girls trousseau-the virtues OF
Josephine: tho Nessus- shirt given to Hercu-
les was nOtnlnR TO IT, AS 1OE tn6 FGuEOuTR
st, German. It made common cause for once
with the Orleanist salons which we're aveng-
ing the conflscation OF the Princes property:
both. II less brutal than the speaker Just
onoted were not less cruel Tho daughter
had to bear the brunt OF the mothers reputa-
ton, 1t is significant that public securities
went down two francs at the announc ement
OF the marriage.
VI.
We arc reminded Of the extraordinary diff
culties encountered Inv Louis NAPOLEON in OBJ
tanning for bis wife TINT was to he n suitable
encourage. Even the Due de Bassano. whose
family wore mere creatures OF the Bona.
nnrtes. went about repeatine that he could
not hermit his wife to figure In the suite OF the
duurhtcr OF the Comtesse de Moptiio. who
rtbe daurbterl was a little too much OF a
postbumous child" Henot only relepted with
regard TO the Duchesse at the eleventh hour,
hut accented tho office Of Grand Chambellan.
which office he filled to the end OF his life. It
is certain that honors and titles went abso-
lutely A. begging in those DAYS. On this subject.
however. the author would not have us mis-
understand him. There were, he says, plenty
Of men and women rcady to accept both. and
to deck out their bcsmirched escutcheons with
them: hut OF these the EMPRESS. at any rate.
would have none. She would have will.
lingly thrown overheard the whole OF
her own family with its doubtful an
teccdents which naturally identified IL
with that brilliant and cosmopolitan society.
"dans lnouelle en- fsit d'hommes. IL ny n que
dos d,.classas. ct en- fait de femmes que des
trop-bien classaes." As to Louis NAPOLEON.
from what the author knew OF his private
character. ho is inclined to think that, but for
dvnastic and poltical reasons. he would have
willingly dispensed with the vigorously yirtu.
ous woman Mt tho Tuileries. then and after
ward. At that moment however. he was
obliged to mako advances to her. but the re-
bufrs received were taken with a sang-froid
which made those who had administered
than Vince. each renewed refusal he was
ready with an epigram: Encore une dame
oui most ma assez sure de son passe pour
hraver roninion nnbliou.." "Celle.la- Cast
In fomme ds Cesar. hors de font souncon.
comma II v n dos criminals oui sont hors In
loi:" MADAME de iln'yn mas dc faux