The Potowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1790-1798, 1796-08-25
Franklin.


perfon whatloever pals without the pals words
To take poise{Tion of the Telegrsphe at LOUVRE
and alto hat al Montmatrs.
To make themtelves matters of the river
Il is essential that have Mrndon and tie artil-
lery there, amounting 48 pieces of Fights and
fours The 20 pieces which are in the gardens OF
the Feuillans
The arienal is not to be neg lected.
The national trea!ury-to make fire o. fome of
the sdminiGtrators and thoie employed
The communication between all the fectons is
important-oi con!eGnepce the bresoes are to De Ie
cured 10y the inluT gents. Wagons 9btoIutely
necessary to dtrtute proviions in abundance in all
quarters. The tyrsnts thrown down, thing of
The nghe(t import ance-the entry Of any body of
troops into Pyr!s is TO be prevented. Our bI others
HE b ave defenders Of eif ~ will ue invited
b. proclamation, and by conlu'boneTs choien by
the body of the people, ard from tho!e men who
ihsl contribute in be oofet, to yield hem.elves in
dividually without any leader, in the n,id!t of
their friends. The cavalry, the huisars ard the
dragons, who ihaIi range Themselves under The
banners of he people, may dipoie OF their hories,
cloa,ning, arms and equipments TO their own uie
The folders of The other corps hall have to their
cwn ute their clothing, arms and accoutrements,
and ihail moreover be UNIDENTIFIED i'll the fame pro-
portion with the cavalry
Al and every OF thoe brave fellows who ihal
have contibuted 10 oesrthrow tyranny, ihsll be
lodged and maintained amurg the e.,izens IS in
1859.
A peace will forthwith be made, worihv ereat
people, who ponlih kings ard tylsn's Sniali re-
youtionary aiiniss viii be immediately organized,
who will have tie care of pros;GoniDc The ci,y Of
Paris they VIII be eonlpoIsd Of one third Of Ehe
troops Of the line, and the other thirds trcm the
troopsin the city.
1t is good 10 obierve, that as foon as tyrsns are
thrown down oy the contprators, IT viii Be necef-
larry to cauie iuiurrection Of the people which
mvit tie overwhelmingly general, proper wri-
tin2s will De circulated rouia tbe people; -proper
s9enrs will be employed TO fir them up,
10 revenge themteves upon all their enemies, who
will be carefully marked out 10 them.
The inlurl o>tional authority mutt produce in The
name Of the people, rather the people hemielves,
iball pronounce the dissolution ofe.ery kind Of au-
thorty whartoee both military and civil-o coure
every peron who ihai FAY or pretend that heis CO.
,hsd With any other authority Eban what the Peo-
pie ihall grant and who inaU attempt to act in
equence thereof, thall be declared enemy Of the
people, and thall be initan'ly put &c death.
Ii is infinitely Essential. ii is even the mott ini-
portant point hat fome tu h acts hould take place;
the fvofd matt be drawn, the ieabbard muit be
thrown away. Reflections tie parE OF the Peo-
pie mutt be prevented, il is necessary that tbsy
ihould forthwith do lome acts whiel will prevent
their reiracting.
If (ome royalrs ihould make any reGfance,
column armed with burning torches repair
inltantiy the place where they assembled, let
them be iummoDed 60 iprreDder their arms, or IN
an in liant let flames avenge the liberty and fove
reippty of the people.
All itrangers, of whatfoever nation they may be.
are to urrender themielves provihonai arret at
the chief place in their REFLECTIVE iections, under
pain of being in'tantly put death wherever found.
All individuals who ths!l be arr. d againlt the
people are equally be inItan'ly put to death.
Their ipoils TO belong to their corquerors.
The people halI be Immediately and even during
the iniurection placed in healthy and comfortable
habitations, long have they been DELAYED by Ia
lacious prcn,iies. his operation will be organi-
zed BY conlmiGoners thofen from their bolom, and
in whom they may corhde.
1t is necessary, on the hr(t moment Of victory
di(patch fate and intelligent men to the different
polls of France, which the mott important, and
which have mott within them the feeds OF hurrec-
ton, luch as Arras, Bethune, Saint Omer, Valen-
ciennes, Toulon, Marteilles, Avignon, Toulou!c,
Chacus upon Msrne, Montpelier &c. &c. Il is
necessary 10 put the people in thoie places in fate
Of inlurrecton and repeat nearly the fame lcenes.
1t is necessary to arreit
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| To arreit Hoche.
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