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"Improper ones," said the General. The Commissary shook his head. He had been employed in Paris, and had been frequently sent to the headquarters of the staff at the Tuileries, to General Changarnier. He knew him very well. "This is too much!" exclaimed the police agents.
These gentlemen did not notice, or did not want to notice, that Napoleon utilized the 29th of January, 1849, to cause a part of the troops to file before him in front of the Tuileries, and that he seized with avidity this very first open exercise of the military against the parliamentary power in order to hint at Caligula. The allied royalists saw only their own Changarnier.
So far as his usurpation can be palliated, for it never can be excused, it must be by his deep-seated conviction that he was the heir of his uncle, that the government of the empire belonged to him as a right, and that he would ultimately acquire it by the will of the people. Had Thiers or Guizot or Changarnier seized the reins, they would have been adventurers.
"Get out of the difficulty yourselves," answered Changarnier. All this appeared most irregular to the mind of a provincial alguazil.
By its act, it wiped out the last semblance of inviolability that surrounded the members of its own body. It will be remembered that, upon the testimony of one Allais, Police Commissioner Yon had charged a Section of Decembrists with a plan to murder Dupin and Changarnier.
Faithful to my duties as a citizen and a soldier, I have remained at my post as long as I could believe my presence would be useful in the service of my country. It can no longer be so. General Cavaignac is appointed governor-general of Algeria, and until his arrival here, the functions of governor-general ad interim will be discharged by General Changarnier.
At the same time they voted two hundred and fifty thousand dollars for the year's subsidy to the theatres of Paris for the amusement of themselves and their constituents. Algeria proved a valuable school for soldiers; there Lamoricière, Changarnier, Cavaignac, Saint-Arnaud, Pélissier, and Bugeaud had their military education.
Another voice immediately issued from a second cell, and said, "What! it is you? Good-morning, Lamoricière!" "Good-morning, Cavaignac!" replied the first voice. General Cavaignac and General Lamoricière had just recognized each other. A third voice was raised from a third cell. "Ah! you are there, gentlemen. Good-morning and a pleasant journey." He who spoke then was General Changarnier.
She stood with both her arms about the horse's bending neck, with her face half drooping there, and the black, falling tress curving forward on the cheek. "I never loved him!" was what she murmured. "I never meant to marry him!" "Miss Changarnier!" exclaimed Mr. St. George, dismounting, thinking, perhaps, that trouble made her wild. "Here? To-day? Alone? You must return at once!"
Changarnier is in prison, bravo! Beneath every placard there are men placed to lead the approval. My opinion is that the people will approve!"
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