Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-01

IL the 13th March, may add, that to-day, this
very day, at the moment am writing, the Ma.
ionaI Guards of Paris have proved. by so large
portion, more than half Of them) refusing to at
tend the Review Of the National Guards and
troops now passing by Louis Philip on the Bou-
eyards, although summoned to attend by letters
delivered at each house. that whilst they fought
during the last week for the Laws, and against
pilage and murder, yet that they confirm, by
heir absence from this Royal Review, the senti-
ments they Intended to express by their presence
AT the funeral Of Lamarque, that they condemn
and abhor that system Of Government which has
Inundated France lief, Poland to perish-ita.
w 10 Austrian inyaders-ahd this fair and fertile
country to become the prey OF Carltst Consplra-
tors and CarIist place-mrn.
To the agents of this lnsurrecton propose to
devote the remainder Of this letter. We mnst
examine their parties, their names, their acts,
aud their objects.
Tie CarIists were active agents in getting up
and carryin. into execution this insurrection. -
For some time past the Carlists have bee preach
ing :. Universal Suffrage" and unbounded Ii
terty to the Press" This is the old trick of
:. ci,vins sprat to catch herring" The Car
lists lave made oycrturcs 70 the Ultra Repubii-
can party, and the Duke of Fi,zjames has even
enLeavored to render himself popular with the
youth of the capital. The Ultra. Republicans
nave. it is said, received large sums from the
CarlistS for the expenses OF their Republican
prints. clubs banners. and societies. This may
be- But the Ultra Republicans have ALWAYS told
the Caylists-" You think that by the establish
ment Of our Reptile we shall bring foreign war
upon us-that foreign bayonets will again arrive
a, Paris-and that your Henry V. will be pro-
cla,mel King Of the French. Undeceive your.
selves.
If YOU think the establishment OF Republic
will aid YOUR cause, you are at perfect liberty 70
assist Us with your money or your arms, but I'M
der the drapeau, not Of Legitimacy, but OF the
Republic. in establishing the form Of Govern
ment: hut do not suppose for a moment that n
the Republic we desire shall be proclaimed, that
we shall tempOrZe with Carti>m III u!e Sat''', -
tina, we shall wait for France to be attacked
or that we shall leave Poland the prey OF Knssian
cupiitv, or Itaiv to De invaded 0v austrian
troops. We shall march against Prussia, nus
STA, Austria, and Holland, as well as, II necessa
rv. AGAINST Spain; and we wil endeavor 10 form
an alliance of the People against the existing a.:
lance of KINGS" On these terms the as 'N.,
: have aided the extreme Republicans at ."e '" ~
E insurrect,nn. The Carlists had OF c"urse, q,
: ways a score, persuasion that Repuo''c'"!'" :.
{ E,ancs von,d not triumph against Europe III a'''
] .,a;nst # and that Henry the Filth w"u'a U
,,Iared ON the throne Of ST. Lous Inc a SSs~!
IF ,ba CarIsls were ancient officers OF =, lacks
Guards One of these conducts .: .siGuard,
4 IN the Rue ST Martin against ~. most unheard
t I'd ,n ,nans with desns. ate AZ thought he was
$ IS .nuraus Poor feluadnc, but in truth he
= SHINE Tor the drpeollcansm, The Carists
8 81, Gar NJ. themselves in battle. They did
3 ,;e -,nselves n the garreis and in the eel.
i. WI, a, IN July, 1880; and the reason they were
,.ore bold thisthat they fought in the ranks
Of the young men. the students, aud the artillery
of the National Guards. OF course the Carlis's
principally coniiaed their attention to dstribut-
ing money-supplyins arms and powder-and
getting Up IA variety OF mobs and attacks through
Republicans at different parts It the town. They
/ did not show drapeau blanc, white cockade.
but they materially aided the Ultra Republicans
N heir most desperate and astounding c0nte SIS.
: The Carists dill not dream Of proclarning Hen :
NV TheS never proposed Or imagined this
a5,u djIv--but they desired the proclamation Of
a Rcpuoic.
The ">ocial Revolution party" did the dirty
WORN At the Insurrection-that which even the
: Cariis,s. aud certainly not the Ultra Repnbli-
: cats, would STAIN their hands with committing.
!
! r,ns the time of the procession. and paraded the
streets with banners Of Liberty aud Equality"
The liberty they desired was that of Pilase-
aud the equali,, they hoped for was that Of pro-
pertv!. This Sacial Revolution party cried ''To
the Bank. and the agents of the police encou.
ragged them. The Government might have cast
! " prevented the Guards at the Bank from being
disarmed, and actually had large force ready
| 70 attack the mob the moment they had entered
the court yard of that establishment; but the Go
vernuent would not prevent this disarming at
| the Bank, because il wanted tn show, by the at
| tack on the Bank. that the extreme Republicans
were lovers OF pillage and disorder, This how
ever, has deceived 40 who knows France,
and has observed and examined on the spot into
| the late events, for all such must know and be
convinced that it was not the Republican but the
Social Revolution party which committed the va
rious acts of pillase and outrage, OF which they
are accused. When in the Passage du Saunon
women and glrls were violated, it was not the
Republicans or the Carlsts who did this, bat the
Social Revolution party;" and when in the
Rue ST. Martin and its environs jewellers shops
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