Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

DO TeHioux. g.nse and DE BoisleTre.
] Uu which tho ounHplrIturs hll cone
! lrWuHI mn, was fIfErfy, whose hu-
! thor had taken nlEht ln death.
] . prepared myself TO- return, when my
] friends BOO Paris. my counsel and ull
] those who had been in the nght wrote
| t1 mU that the situation rpmIinel
! grave. Revision. Oar from being drcid-
! I'd. appeared Hull uncertain. The prime
minister M Brisfou. struck AGAINST
/ endless obstacle. WAS betrayed by
! everybody and could not count on "a
! single cDmmIHsIry uf police. Therefore,
] 10 appeared that mY return under those
! mnHmed conditions would r0 only al
| Indictment tu new liHurlnrH ana OBJ
uuietI0us. "a dnHErr 90 the cause and n
further llWUuIry Zoo the ministry ln lu
severe task Inspired by me wish not
Co. arEfuvHte tho situation, ] was forced
tI bow lul walt stlI longer.
When the court was finally occupied
with Ihr brUyfuH case ! again wished Co
return. repeat that { mover desired
anything but revision, ana that my
role would have come iu un end the mo.
mant I saw the case brought before the
highest LEGAL tribunal liut new letters
reaching me impIuuug me not 90 re-
turn and not 20 disturb things. The Hlt-
uHtlUu which Appeared 90 me Hp simple
WsH. they assured me, doubtful aud
uHnH .INNHs aIN NAIN' hNA l'NiN"N ''AiA
only hH 10 torch tu Ignite passions
Therefore Wy friends appealed tu me na
Fuud citizen. lmpwHaluE on W" tnU
necessity 0f silence ana explaining Co
me that I must await the sure revision
1f public opinion in order not Go drive
our unhappy land back again into "a
state 1f uUrlI0uH tumult
The "ndulfa' was now ln the right
path but was not yet ended, uud what
rgmurHr ! should suffer " any lmpt-
thence uu ms part retarded The triumph
lf thU TRUTH ] resigned myself again To
baulahmout and silence.
when tho court decided that the pet.
ton Tor revision should be heard and
ordered a long inquiry ] again wished
tu return. This time / confess my pu-
thence was nt uu end I saw that the iu-
quiry would lHHt Cor many months Had
not sufficient light been thrown ON the
ease, had not the report u Counsellor
Hard the motions OF frnCurcur General
Mtuuu. the explanations of Advocate
M0rnlrd unl0l0uuy established the
truth CO. enable me TO return with force
head rHlardf Al the accusations which
I made boz my letter 30 the president u
the republic were confirmed. Aly role
was nt an end. 10 was then Tor mo "a
genuine sorrow when my friends Htlli
opposed my return on the same
Thoy wrote 90 me that they were stn |
40 the thick of the fight, that ] could !
not Judge the situation me- they could.
and that d would De- q dangerous error
TO rrCummcnCu my trial cuntempur-
nncouaiy with the inquiry OF the court.
The now ministry. hostile 20 revision.
would perhaps nnd In my trial u wished |
Tor diversion. un opportunity for new
confusion. The court u cessation need
I'd above nll things 10 be- left absolute
BY undlHtruhed.
struggled against these couuscls: I
even though one evening 90 return 10
Paris without notifying anybody. only
the truth persuaded me. 1 again sub
mlttcd myself 10 misery for long
months
Therefore I ala not return FOR eleven
month. whom I remained absent l
acted only ua I had done ON the day
when ! stepped forward uH O. soldier OF
truth and Justice. ! was only a good
citizen who sacrificed himself, oven 10
hluiHhmont. oven 60 "a" incomplete
ana who wished there
by only 90 call attention tu "a great mis-
carriage uf Justice.
I must confess that regarded tho
certainty uf my winning my trial ua
the last resort, the little scared lamp
by which We should spread the light.
n tho powers N evil succeeded In nut
ting out the sun. I carried ms Helf-do-
Mai 10 the most complete silence. !
would not only De u dead man. but re-
dead man who is silent, on that side
of tho frontier I could be- silent one
should only speak when one ls on tho
spot, in order Co meet the roturt tu what
one says. 80 one discovered me. no
one saw me. I repeat. I was iu the
grave. in am ouyI1ble retreat which no
stranger could learn. The fow Journal
lists who anld that they visited me de-.
1 hHNu received mn DuUs huVa IIttaN
In tho wllds unknown Co an. Now I ask
what my country which has treated
mo no hardly. has to rUpr1uch mo after
eleven months ~ voluntary baniah-
mont. which 1 endured TO give bnck
peace 90 herr