Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14

tag management OF luo Republic left
ltle doubt tu Naplleuus mind that his
services Vuuld soon he sought. Finally,
tho striking ut bis name from the list NJ
general officers was only from the Dist N
those M. gctirs dmN Thus his rank was
preserved with little injury 60 his future
prospects
For the present the General awaited
tho abatement Of prejudice Ho was re
Joined In Paris hy Buurrionue who had
returned from Germany His resources
were small, and bu WAS again reduced 10
disru.s For three thousand francs, In AS
sipnnts hc sold his carriage to Snlicetu.
lie heard with mero onyy That Joseph.
down ut Marselllcs, had married Made
moisello ClAry, daughter u rich mcr-
chant tie grew pe--nni-t In his inaction.
lie detained against fortune lie sought
the cnfos md made -nrdunio remarks about
the f1ps aud dundits who escaping the
Puillotino and the danger Of It, apnin
showed themselves In fashionable places.
There was "a brIof period of gloom, melun.
ohuly, hatred OF men, and contempt Of
public affairs
On the l4th Of September, 1884, Napo-
leon partially restored TO favor, was given
the command OF the artillery In proposed
expedition TO Corsica, and this post he
nOmmnlly held until March of 1905; but
the period was without events Moan.
while, finding himself with no command
at ALL he conceived what may be regarded
As his ilrst great project NJ stntcsiuuuship-
n project the subject matter Of which. Mt
err a century, constitutes the so-calIud
Eastern Question Of to-day
Buunpartc perceived that tho ultimate
enemy VI the arcondoncy Of France was
England, uud that one great arm uf her
power was her inluonco In tho Eastern
Mediterranean countries This might be-
broken, mark 10 wolf IN TIE agency 0f
Turkey The thought N the Corsican was
this II She Republican administration VI
France viii send Ne 10 Cuustantinuplc to
organize and discipline tho Turkish army,
then the ottoman powcrwill be- sufficient
ly strengthened and EurupCnniXcd to re-.
nounco the influence Of Great Britain and,
IN fll autonomy, to htcumc n mombcr OF
possible coalition Of European powers
against tho common cnumy u ALI
During the period Of his enforced inac
tiyity AT Paris, Napoleon prepared a plan
Intended iur the National Convention,
outlining his purpose 1t was virtual
petition that hO he sont 10 ConBtnntnople,
with six or seven competent officers TO
organize the military power Of the Turk
ish empire against Great Britain in the
East, Bourrlenno Justly remarks that il
the clerk Of tho War ONCE had only writ
ton tho word granted ON Napoleon s
paper that one word would probably have
changed tho political fato Of Europe for
centuries to comel Nor may WE pass from
the consideration Of tho project without
noting that In the paper Of Bonaparto no
makes no nllusion whatever TO Great Brit
ain, but puts his scheme on the ground
that Catharlno ii was at that time
STRENGTHENING her union with the Emu
peror Of Austria. For This reason, It was
Wy Interest oi france 10 promote INC
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