The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-08 00:00:00

a proscription, • peu,,
drop cri blood sok.
rnment in Pa-it. We map
orship and mingle with the
a citizen's salting*, °Whig
? " &fore calling the lag_
eve completely ensured im
arming and orientating eh.
n a guard the whole of ae
work is done, and your em.
en if • plan of goveromost.
would hate been on our psi
ran encroachment upon yeee
IL+ soon as you rise le
the handle of the
Ives one piece of
y in the name of au
)ers of the Provisional
*entente*, is felt as well
ry of circumstance ; lose as
of human things, 4.f.r
u do not allow • new inn*
'the country to be weakened',
nernment spring from you
to float for ore 0100111A4
on • country will*
ty ; let a committee of coney.
,utfrages bring to your dela*.
irief, and democratic am*.
organic and wonder, Wei
mate. In the meanwhile we
✓ power. We place psi
e before sour Judi=
take
you to e into
experienced. Our can,
nothing intentionally wrong.
:Aorta—passed amnesty on one
only ambition—all we ask is ft
Dud citizens. Then ouly the
r will inscribe with indulges*
ri at things dune by Fran*,
mee months pauod in g
monarchy and a republic.
NI, amongst the olecure and kw-
rho hate devoted igeresel,,,.s b
only in its pare ; that el
od, who hit blessed all in the

uartine was received with
lause. On his return to his
!ived felicitation and fresh
I'Eure) embracing him with

a and said: I am sorry not to
he emotion which you feel ; bat
to the report ot what has bees►
t in order to hear the reports
stars we ought to follow the ma.
port just read to us by China
Then the first minister to be
inister of the Interior. I invite
Mere the assembly will be ham

risional minister o!theitterice:

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ailed to the Provisional Govern.

,ople, I have to alfll you MI le-
i of the departins nt of the jow-
led to me. (Signs of curiosity.)
r details from me. Reid,
aions, I shall confine myself to
our acts and the motives whir!
to -

, power by the triumph of Os
hich I have striven rll ay 1111
sone into public life gg
changed), I have ne
The profound faith with
it when it was persecuted
s glorious vieory at Paris, alga
nighout France. CorwinAse:
:onsiat .-d in the complete
iences of the revolution, I haw
led its preservation. I have der
e country it should be respected

!necessary by prompt and derisive I
overthrow of order, and to rejoia
oration so violent), broken.
id to sending into the departwaide •
with unlimited powers. (Swat&
%limited powers ! That neememy
order to direct against me the wet
judge of it me must go
s since, and then it will be
ill be seen that the morrow et
did by the conquerors from the
without treason, confide to other
pository and the defence of liberty.
Full of teal, deco. ion, and civil
a the country with that idea whirl
ah.
st them were not adminKreton.
That is not the question. We mast
e and to propagate a victory, and
sting and pseinc. That errors have
ossible. Nt hen this knowledge Ws
not hesitated to pronounce the
it can you cite to me amidst
id movement one single grave
of citizens committed by those
men who have been fearlessly
Le citizens have answered this quer
oajority of them with their suffrages,
g you. For the rest, the instructor
e been the pretext for so many de-
peorable. Had I not written thew,
up from the force of circumstances.
,olutionary principle could not trans-
r and limited. Placed in the front
have been culpable to weaken my
-(ht. the Minister laid rest emphans
the safety of the couutry had els-
, I know and I have said tnat with
responsibility which accompanies
tine of a great power, in foreseeing
it is necessary to give in advance the
. obstacles in order that obstacles any
(Hear, hear.)
na, the energies of which bad always
traction for ever of all culpable hopes,
explained by my correspondence. I
the assembly all the volumbious aces-
or, and I do not fear that it
despatch which is not impressed
at desire to make tr e revolution Sri•
thought of conciliation, order, aid
It is to accomplish this double par-
crated all my efforts. I would have
dents of my existence—l would hays
a wl,ich I have conatantl), troListilawawl—•
e same time the man of the
ansform society and the eolatrie
remment who accomplished prowess
as, and who proscribed all appeal Ss
r. It was for this reason that an a few
.onal guard of P•inill to be armed and
our, d (hut succ,eded leas than I could
hose of the departments, persuaded that
instrument of ore.er, b, cause it is the
pity of the citizen. (Hear, heir.)
me organisation, clothinc, and minute-
-1 melile, for the creatiod of a sl-
ed to maintain the peace of tips
the formation of an inadulase
that of guardians of Paris, binding
.11
the municipal and the judiciary polies,
is security under the sneiter of a ess-

rouble and inquietude I watch •
ies
absolute :devotion to :my dut
infamous calumnies of which I haenbille•
never seen in this profligacy walla
but a stronger reason to &AA
which the fury of souse "WPM
remised in my person. I Iwo am&
use of the nation in the jades of IN
a thought that, soldier of the »TOW.*
all fur her, and not to loins lo
rebut those odious falseholds,
your service now claimed altos/AIM
all my actions are public, th, it boar
you, and now that your sovereigullrbM
be burden of affairs, ali private tame
a confound it.
ugh the most difficult circuttistanallOMO
of my budget. In three weeks boo
iced the application of universal en •Oille!
• that it any accuse me of error in 00_,
• not taken sufficient accotint .ca
tvering labour by meats of whack
• over the en-ire republic to perfect 8
bids, three months since, was declared us-
hall be proud of having been the instrg-
tof manhood of a people recovering
tfa
t these general principle., I could Ws
e into the mechanism of the administration
) render it more simple and more dente.
that reforms could be neither isolated sot
ley would be more wisely acoompd
lishedni
a definitive ewer from your •overeignyf
trouble intothe administrative sena
then it was 1110 n essential to preesrve
Moreover, way should I
It anxious to e tve the revolution as Ft'
e wished to pr,serve to the popular vsnwr
purity, its sexist billuence. I have inn
ending it agailiSt the snares and ate
protect it from violent ambitions or dal'

owering to an imprudent step, thePleet'
eletil,
ris came without arms to pre the
it by it. pacific numbers, I joined wittiest
.emu demonsira, ion ; but on the day Al.
.ndcavortred to I ervert the rose and rola'
tatign I did 0.4 hesitate to combat *Me
If nom being an effort en my put, haa
art
pence of principles which here
u opposition. Nithing can ready be bet
ripe to ideas. Real superiority cafe
ose which can reasonably be earned_ oft
people has torn the veil asunder. von
ist. Imprudent would be he who strove.
course of the republic for the 504 eat
forme, which ari. wily an instroaceuraormei
ads of the nation, called from
MAW.
minister of justice, was called to the triberf,
ecount of the principles which dictisted e_t;
lie spoke of the trills against the Pr;
poem, and the peraecatious it 40170
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