Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-16
REVIVAL or yAroLroyrsH.


In the year is1ll sl 1aught With
disaster 90 France, that country r1.u
in lts might ami with a supreme ,l1u
tore away every tio that united % Go
the house Of B5nawfte. la the dark
hour Of immuasuuble dlstruss when
French soil was dfcncuei with tue
blood o. iis conquered defcnior1, when
the political b3Iy was qulvurug under
the rrualan Glaseu,ing knife Ia the
hands OF lno stern iron chancellor
when the cliisrs were being empuel
by the successful iuvader, and
whoui wjrsr aiili, bini o. advou'
luton anu vagabouds ,olk control
Of an,ln ia the beautiful cali.
tal-ihrn % was that tho pso.
plu experienced radical c1nvul.
sion %. ioeliug against Napoleon. HIS
iugloiilui surrender ami the unrx.
amplcl defeat OF his generals resulted
in the discovery Of tho ro,Jenucss Of
the imperial administration, uud Tor
the tine being everything o'ao was
forgotten. Tho glory 0f the pas, was
obscurod by tho donle clouds Of the
present Importation was demolished
10 the foundations and on tho uins the
republic was established.
But Rinco then a great many things
hsve happened. The country has en-
Joyed much prosperity. The wounds
have been healed aud the el5udl have
disponnl. Revelations in connection
with the Panama canal brought 90
light q condition OF anurs hardly sur.
pa,soi during the days Of the ompiIc.
IL mos been found, too, t1al internal
peace ani order ari not secured 70 any
greater extent under tho present gulu.
The recent extraordinary yirulout out.
breaks Of annrchlsm have created Ia
many minis foar that tue country IL
| driilius towards a condition 6imllar 10
that which preceded the rulgn oi tor.
rj5 and which flually enabled the dTst
Napoleon to assume tue rJlu Of q
savior OF the nation and lead IL
on tho march OF glory. An
these things have resulted In o. notice.
nblo change otpublIc opluion favorable
TO a new revelation Whenever tho
right moment shall have arrived
A Correspondent u NV York
paper In rsspnt letter from Pari says
the reaction conmsaosi two yearI ago
with the publication Of the Memoirs OF
Count Matbll, which was followed by
numerous pamphlets aud newsraper
articles ON tho events OF the nrs.
empire. This tide OF Napoleon llisra.
lute has been increasing steadily aud
is now inundatlng tho thoAtes and
other places OF Amusement giving full
evidence OF tbs genulnonenl Of the
change that has occurred. What the
result viii be Ia dill'llt to say, unless
It 10 safe to reason from the pas, ou The
principle that history always repeats
itself.
The question has already risen as 10
the person VINO would be likely 20 as.
sumo the leading role in a possible
revolution ga favor Of a revival OF tho
empire. Tue correspondent r5'rrrel
to calls attention to Pdnco Louis
Napoleon, descendant OF Jerome
Bouaplrte, the first emperor younge-t
brother twas this young prluoo, We
believe, who tow years ago created n
storm VI sensation and ciptureI the
hearts VI the Frrachmou by entering
the country, Notwithstanding the oiiut
OF banishmenl issued against the whole
/ iumily, anu demanded 70 take hii place
as u1uscnpIamong the Common ranks
otthe s3lIisrs ot France. Hi iusislel
that Il was hls right asa Frinch sub.
leet 20 serve the country In this
capacity. The government, hjweyer,
had him arrested aud sont out OF the
country but his ac. OF bravery aul
| apparent patriotism lnl nos bssu tor
| gotten by tho people. Singo then he
mas been serving in the Russian army
where he has alrea iy risen to the rank
OF colonel.
Possibly he Is the coming man IL
tho history OF France, He hal
recently obtained leavo OF absence for
an indefinite period and bis dolngs
during this time WI. certainly b.
closely watolei by those to whose cat,
LAe Erennh InlunLLn mas h.en enLEu..eu