Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-13

fp,,n bust made by the Corsican sculp.
or CciacchI during the italian cam
plgnl
rser be good for anything but geome-
IN. ! kept aIoof from my schoolfel-
gfS had chosen a little corner IN
he school grounds, where | would SIT
and dream at my ease, toI | have al
gsys liked reyerio. when my COM
r3rions tried TO usurp possession Of
Ms corner | defended IL with all my
nghl Ialready knew 10y instinct that
ms win was to override that OF others
and that what pleased me was 20 be-
bng to me. ! was not liked at school
4 takes time TO make oneself liked,
iai even when | had nothing to do |
dgaY felt vaguely that ! had no time
70 lose.
q did not understand much about
he revolution, but | approved OF IT,
Equality which was to elevate myself.
attracted me. on the Goth of June I
ws On Paris and saw the populace
nsrhIDg upon the Tuicrles. ] have
trg liked popular movements, and |
vas Indignant az the violent deeds Of
Ni, day. ! thought the rlngleaders I'm
De attack very imprudent. for | said
myself 10 Is not they who viii
p0fi by this revolution. But when |
Vas told that Louis had put the red
0g on his head / came TO the concm-
Zen that he had ceased TO reign, for in
oiucs there Us no resurrection
ON the 10Th Of August | felt that,
BAD J been called upon | would have
defended the king I sci myself against
nose who founded the republic by the
Itope. PesIdcs, | saw men IN plain
golhes attacking men in uniform, and
,oud not stand that.
The fact Is ] believe / should not
Know how to obey. I recollect, at the
tme Of the treaty OF Campo Formio,
d. de CQbeatzel and | met, IN order to
WlcIuae H. IN room where, according
Nah Austrian custom, a dais had been
erected and the throne of the emperor
Of Austria was represented. on enter
Ms ne room asked what that meant,
ana atterward said to the Austrian
Minister Now, before we begin have
Aal armchair removed for | can never
@ one seat higher than the others
nuhoul instantly wanting TO place my
wy 10 H. You see had an instinct
" NhaI was TO happen TO me some
day.
nave now acquired one great adj
,v@lase Tor my government of France.
'gllef she nor l win deceive our
ives any longer Talleyrand wanted
10y make myself Nng--that is the
oNa OF his dIctiouary-b | WIN have
~ giands saIgneurs except those
gase myself Besides which. the title
y Rms Is worn out. Certain precon-
VIea IDEAS are attached to il; IL would
NJ, Ia% me q Kind Of heir and win be
is,."." OF no one. The title that |
,b', Brander one, II is sim some
,s. ,ague and leaves room for the
,or'i ii'aUoh' Liberty is pretext;
ny ,1'nV IS your hobby and hero are
gt,lp g9ple quite pleased with a King
N.Y. nom the ranks Of the soldiery.
br, NY" , may inreigh against despotism,
h. R authority win always he popu-
,rry louay | have the people and the
nsr on my side, and with these a
NJ, .. Guula oe a great fool who could
t...5s ~ Helena Napoleon frankly con.
~ NV Nv nls personal failings and errors
VafTlgment Said he.
m. nave 1t must be confessed. boen
Az, 'pU,ied child OF fortune From nv
m, ggAlranoo into life 1 was accus-
wm ,1 10 exercise command. and cir
ebS,.a'VeS and tho force of nv oun
b.c'aVlti We're such that as soon as /
sdRed l''Hessed of power ! acknogl.
eyesn, =, ~ master and obeyed no laws
'No,a "vs, OF my own creating.
harm uu' myself ever did me anv
NY 70 was ! may say, the only enc.
trnsdl,i '9"eN. My own projects. that
vbiL.dou 10 Moscow and the accidents
Of ,o. happened there were tho causos
nosc leH ! may, however saw that
Vlo Nnq made no opposition ia mo
h,N Saolly agreed with mo onterod
facility ,,,y views and submitted with
most irinrr,V' nose who did me the
mics hulS ana were my greatest enc
ouest 4, Itg,uuse by the facility of con.
70 go t"ey AFFORDED they encoura ged me
mlss Nv wv l,r' They We're more my enc
against lnose who formed mtrlguos
upon ma, "e, because the latter nut me
c,reful guard ana rendered me more
NV me truth Ia. l never was master q,
ctIyej ~ actions. might have CON.
IN mo- many plans, but 1 never mad II
helm ,n9,Mer 10 execute any. held mo
fury NJ ,sn a vigorous hand, but the
force I ' cr waves was greater than any
and rr o2uld exert I'm resisting Them.
cur tbo rrGI'gnUy yielded rather than In.
bNrn ornl ,SH OF sinking through stub
hencen,r w.. lllon Thus, at the COM
luIate ' nn or my rise, during the con-
pertIsans sincere friends and warm
beat lnton, eQnently asked me, with The
Own copdloHs and AS guide for their
A. and : 'el what point | was driving
not know ".,wNays answered that / did
oily dissat.aney We're surprised. prob.
Truth '''ned' and yet spoke the
vss syuo,ssequenuy, during tho or,n,.
aces ,uele was less famillarltv mary
10 ma ',.med to put the Same ouestingg
''He reply, '"' sun nave given the