Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-15

E NAPOLEON BY MISSIONER.
 M in debates about technicalities. The f&ne was how the Past might be set up D Europe and the Future prevented. Reiound business, so mediaeval and in- Fas still on at the end of February, 1915, iha startling news was borne to the Con Tint Napoleon Bonaparte, quitting Elba, Ended at Cannes.
 intelligence flashed north, south, east st The cowardly and pallid Past en- # in Paris smiled a ghastly smile. The newspaper chronicled the landing at thus: "The information comes to us Rat miserable adyenturer and brigand Rrte has left the island of Elba and again the soil of France with his bloody ihe next notice of news from the south Ren in the same organ thus: "Our intel s that the man Bonaparte has set out zaanes to Lyons, and that certain turbu- 'ehturers have joined him on the way ioaowlng day the same paper said: "It cefsaln that General Bonaparte at the aereat and enthusiastic force is ap- ag the city, on the Lyons road. On morning the paragraph read thus @sles1y the Emperor Napoleon entered ias1 night, and slept at the Tuileries l'' journalistic transcript of events, ab- II seems, was in striking conformity 'ssN' on the lst of March the "man Ase did land at Cannes. On the way a sloa the ship Zephyr, on which he aaa been accosted by the barque In " %Aose officer called out through his trumpet, saying, "How is General s' Napoleon, being on deck and .ne call, himself took the trumpet of ast and answered, ''The Emperor is sai sa' thank youl" At the landing, when ssasVlc peasant came up in salutation, Y sala to Bertrand; Here is one re. sSsacie that ensued has no parallel in N. aue oid soldiers of the Republic and pae rose as if from the earth to greet san aulanaer. His progress en route to fa1ls sais, a triumph. AtGyenoble the o1fi- tSs s1,ulers sau Of the King Joined him. At sS aa 'psees % of the Duke of Orleans went ktasaa ,S1 emperor. Ney, who had accepted rm,sss iasaOn ', and become a peer of France, Vuilsea the King to put Napoleon d,p m, 4 o tSa prlng him to Paris. With di- s,,s su1 army he met his old commander eto S, . sofgot all his hateful oaths of al rls s. suo nourbons, and rushed into the sDd s1'sen s days the gathering tumult
 g ,p ptoRe Ike into tempest of enthu. s sDd ls tts is'n n of March, Napoleon. enter |eda~n suu 'ae Restoration was blown like n. "A ana !, out Of the city. Louis fled to and mi HIS hoyalist followers returned tom n me Congress of Vienna rose sud aja ,lo ~ consideration of court etiouette wac " ma that their card board house |ss as K gone, and that the Imperial Re. orperas sss again with the gray coat, and
 nat and marble face, just as hunduoois oi March to Waterloo was 0 pe- aundraa, ,so N and ten days. History calls his A. yal, Lays. The iron purpose of Ma aon nfeiess energy, and omniscient pn and o,a never seen in such prodigious lhe allo's siafe as in this period of his sord nas iao become desperate. The n!sm as reicelyed T, that the Imperial re- ad a sa,,ni 2, France, impersonated in Bona low trinpshg in the wind of his sword, Ih aissrapp1hl isa@ph to the borders of Europe The etsoiy tssy under the heels of banded d the ft f',t,,ea .ueas which the parties of the thev v future aa represented were irrecon. s o1,s spoleon uiu no longer coexist. Either ssrtS A a and d his dynasty be stamped h En-, Eu,osr or the old system of political rsaca asa'ope 2. disappear forever.
 sks s sl people eSg sprang to the call. In a Were ,oo < men, volunteers and con D to O ari ,nrown into the field. It was the sr noansas', anns, and France was drained raj ned aeu auaaains a', to the sea--drained .ea mot not aad eOtb,. ano horses. but of that moral Var A'Nlusiasm Nsm which constitute the Hitional Napoleon a.n declared that with a a have have weeks weeks in April and May of IS 1915 :, saelrata' 'u Ire that no human power s prsvO vo'iged to take the field with in and gpsration. The allied armies of cane <, assla' under Wellington and
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