Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-21

revoiutlonlsta NJ the one leader IN their
movement for constitutional monarchy
4 sort " provisional public admlnistra-
ton was formed. and at the next sitting
~ the chambers the constitution was Hu
modified that the old dynasty was pro-
nounced depoaed and Louis Philippe
elected "kine of the French" To the
doiirloua strains Of the "Marselilais,."
the laundering u cannon at the in,a-
lideH and hyrtcricnl cries Of "Niyc ie
roll" Louis Philippe was crowned In the
Palace Bourbon at a royal sitting of
both chambers
France for the moment fanclcd that
her troubles were ended. but the hrst
six years u Louis reign were spent In
fighting The LegitlmlHts. the Republic
ans and the iionnpaftistE. one 81 his
| ilrst acts had been to nominate Tailoy-
rand aH hts ambassador tn London. This
was equivalent 10 fcnunclation OF the
Russian alliance ana ultimately led To
the alliance with England Then came
/ the trial of the eN-minlsters OF the de-
posed Charles. n trial which gave rise
10 more Pnrlslnn hysterin. Before the
most nourotic Of all nations once more
roothed its troubled nerves To compara-
tive peace Lafayette had lost his COM
membership ~ the national guard and
Quiet. De iirohlir and other 70 called
dcctrinaircH were tonfed oycrbon ~
from the ship ~ state and I.afittc put
nt the helm. 10 was busy time for
France. but throughout that rclsn OF
Louis the unoldcring revolutionary
spirit broke ont again aud again. At
Lyons In 1851 aud again In 1884 there
were insurf-ctiDus. with bioodHhed. ana
at Parts and ht Grcnohlc therr were
outbreaks. In mct. the history Of
Louis reign IN u history OF the contests
between his chambers and himself
Ministerial crises. unrest ana panic fe.
suited. and during the administration
Louis Napoleon. nephew Of the great
lionapartr. made second Intellectual
attempt 10 stir up an insurfection and
was rewarded by being put behind the
walls Of the fortress Of Ham.
Strikes ana riots occurred with fire.
quency enough to satisfy even the most
! fnstidlous Partisan. In iste Paris was
fortified but IL was merely building n
Hons cage over o. hornets nest short.
ness " crops had been causing want
among the people. ana when IN isti the
crops were AN actual failure bread riots
ana various other little disturbances
took place throughout tho country
llauauetS for the leiHurely discussion NJ
political reforms were proposed. while
the sans culottef were devuurng pas
Hlonately worried and hastily printed
histories 81 tho old revolutionary Pc
Rod. Tho democratic and oocinllstic
press assumed an astounding activity
ana helped o. fan the smoldrring re-
publican spirit Then n began to dawn
upon Louis Philippe that things were
not precisely aH they should be-. and
when the alarmed sovereign chilled for
the national guard 20 hnyonet a dsor-
d,rly mob or twn that military body
responded with the cry. "Nivc Ia re-.
formc" A. that welcome and telltnle
word barricndfs sprang up like mush-
rooms In the streets NJ Paris. when a
harrlcndc appears In Paris. II shows.
like sort " civic boil, thai bad blood IL
al last breaking out
The king know this and ahdlcated In
favor ~ his grnndson. The nbdlcation
came too late The royal throne was
burned, ironically enough. on the Place
dc Ia cnncordr The late occupant NJ
that inclnernted throne slipped away
from the ciN under tho name nf Mr.
smith, and the chamber of deputies
formally sanctioned the overthrow NJ
the monarchy
once ngalu Louis Napoleon. the most
accomplished ~ the RoyallHt consplra
tors, appeared on the ever changing
hcene A. the outbreak OF the revolu-
ton ~ Feb e. lsls he hastily loft Lon
don, whore Do had been playing the
usual Nnpolconlc melodrama role and
TUNED up In Paris. willing 10 accent
any old thrones that might he lying
around empty Instead OF presenting
! him with "a throne the provisional gov
efnment somewhat lnconsidernrely fe-
} questrd him 10 return TO London
whittier he iourneyed In sorrow and dis.
, appointment
3 Time after time Louis. Achilles like
! refused TO accept any nomination TO the
; constituent assembly Ills reason fui
: this he protested, was his desire not "a
J enbarrass the government which do
+ ellncd To give him crown. But after
: being elected boy large maIorlties In
Corsica and three other electoral de-