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

,bs Jasurreciiga at Paris IN June, 1882
IN The Editor Of the London Morning chronicle.
PANS, JUNE 10. 1882.
S.,-Tbe Insurrection at Paris was the result
o;,hteen months dissatisfaction. eighteen
roo,lh,' disappointment, and eighteen month,
.nf.ary. For you must not suppose that the TX
ma Reaubcans would have eycn dreamed OF
s,,abii,hia, this very moath a Republic, If they
II pot knoyn that all classes OF society were
.,I;,nant at the cowardce. weakness, and stock
;,b5in, character Of the existing GoVernmeaI-
v,r must You imagine that the Car'ist' w"aid
have attempted by themselves to have mate TINS
direction. They sheltered themselves under
~, .,,net rouge-and the red fla.-and wore
n, n,tiuna, colors Of the Renuoiic, because they
all m, dare 10 hoist the drapeau blanc IN Paris.
Tie C,rli,ts would not have aided The pure Re
rohrican party, had they not the we'll founded
,cry,c,i,n that The Government, as II IS cnnsu-
,,,ed to.day, has lost the conf !en,e ot the pco-
~, and has no sort of hold, even to the small
-. bsIree, on the sympathles aud hearts OF the
mass In like manner the "Sociai Revelation
p,rrv., has not been formed in an IoYr nr tav.
| Fer since the Minis try of the l5th March coa-
nencsd its system Of Lshonoring France, this
Social Revelation Party has been increasing, and
rhey would not have dared to have attacked aud
li,ar,ned the guards ut the Bank, and entered
he building, as well as attack private property
| IN various PARTS OF the City, had no; It's sgen's
been well assured that the people wer" ~ heart
sick of the present domestic and foreign poll
of France As to the agents OF the pIiice, or
Of the Government their great object vas to IN.
,Ipate this Social Revolution party to acts OF
pllaye, in order that it might make an appeal to
ibe National Guards to defend their property,
,ud by 50 doing. to preserve order aud prevent
,he overthrow Of the Government Fur YOU
must fully understand one thing-that the Ma
,ionsl Guards of Paris, during the 5,h and 9th
Of June did not fight for Louis Philip, or the
.v.tsm nj the 18TH March. or agains, RepuoIi-
can Institutions; but they fought against 'nsur-
recuon-ayainst iilegallty-asainst the over,
throw Of that which existed, by any out ieSa'
ana Parliamentary means-and against plllase
and destruction Of property. To prove that
am rieht-tu prove that there can be no qaes'ioh
ab,ut nv being risht-it Is Only necessary 'o'
ne 20 mention one fact. The tuhera' VI Wei"
i.amaruue was got up avowedly from '"' w ~
tiyes: first, TO honor his memory. VINO was WV
mast jealous and vigorous opponent oil Tue wv
yp,pment Of the 18th March. aud VINO was u"
active aud ayowed partisan OF war Tor fo!ah'
,o,inst Russia-for Italy against hns,fiaI
aod for Belgium against Prussia anu no''ahu
and who, daring his lile-at the tribune
ON the hustinSs-and IN the JdurnaiS-a' We
a. finally, on his deathbed, dce'area ''a
the GREAT desire OF his soul was to tear ~ a.o''
the infamous Treaties OF 1914 ana toi''-
AID Cd, the funeral OF General lAamarque "a
o,t nm. avowedly aud expressly 10 prove 10 Loui
rnlI,n and his government that Paris 'ne GU
z,n.. the National Guards, the people u'r ~ ~
beats. Young and old, rich aud pnnr' were an
sq,ted and fatigaed with the di>honT"t this tu-
ul,sraceluI policy OF the Jus'e n.y. mare ;han
t..,lon Now then comes N W., -, ,i,hnpt
neral, 30 ayowedly and pnhscets .-.,;yy ,be,,
$4,000 National Gnr aat''"' W sn,.,v of
,hc;r Guns, buticmory Of tins ]ea'" 'n',ta com.
rasU.r, ror,::h and t,eir desire to ben, ,h,o,d
I IS no,.y both at ho:Hr 90, lied
wi' itnan Sen ., ydaAi Guard inner, b e.,
lHs ''sH5 Al saslm'r 30 there, aod inform
" ordfed 'hsGa az his private residence OF
~ ",|h IA, ynat si Lamarque's funeral no one
w., n,dav "6e present Ii was all voiunta-
"'1' Gel50.000 National Glard, were there
a u the march of the Government of the
-, - c,,.ch. And do not forget. as confirnatn-
Law statement, that General L.marque had
destituted of his military command in the
est Of France by the P,ricr Administration,
and on account purely of his political principles;
and therefore it WAS Iamarque against the juste
miiieu; and $4,000 National Guards were vniun-
iArily present during the whole of the day. IN ex
tremely bad weather, in order to side with the
nemory OF Lamarque against the anti-natonal
and Illuminating system TO which ne was ever OPP
posed. saw, then, that have proved by fact
which cannot be disputed. that the National
Iisrds. in arming ON The 5th and 9th Ut June,
1852. did not SO arm in favor Of any political
'lStsm, but merely to defend property, life, and
he laws; nor must it be lost sight Of, that the
artillery Of the National Guards joined the Cause
al ,he Extreme Republican party in many districts
Of Paris, and that not till the National Guards
on Wednesday had learnt that the Guards at the
8anS had been disarmed-that several houses
aad been pillassd, and that the Social Revolu-
uOn party was up and actively engaged did they
arm in any considerable numbers, or come for
ward to oppose the march Of the extreme Repub-
] leans.
As final aad convincing fact that am right
stating that the national guards OF Paris dbl
net, on the 5th and 9Th June, fight in the streets