Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-01

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cesson Of paans aud conceal the existence OF the
ciaons Of this better proof necessary than the state
OF the fact that the nsuecon broke out IN the city OF
Paris without the least preparatory signal and the st notice
which the authorities received was sudden attack upon on
armed post Like almost all the inhabitants knew nothing
of il till heard the beating Of the rdpei IN the Streets which
is the call for the instant assembage OF the armed force
have been surprised that the judicial proceedings to which
aude, and whose developments extraordinary, have
not excited more attention out Of France. have met with
but notice of it. and that meager one, IN any English
publication and the Continental press believe has
overlooked entirely and yet well from Its authenticity
from lis developments, justly merits the attention OF eve
ry observer Of the signs of the times.
The judicial proceedings which have advered disclose
the existence OF certain secret societies. and also their mach
neiy principles and objects Their organization appears
have been well adapted to the Interior designs OF the party
Candidates admitted with prescribed ceremonies tending
To produce powerful impression upon their maginatons
They were bindioded accompanied by guide, who made
the necessary answers aud took oath OF secrecy and ODE
dence poniard placed in their hands symbol OF
the power of the society members and they invoked
lis employment in the event Of their nfdety The members
were not known by their actual Names but each received
de guerre. They required to propagate their prin
cpes make confessions II INTERCEPTED by the autho-
ties without reply the orders of their chiefs to
furnish themselves with and ammunition and carefully
TO avoid writing upon the subject OF the association AT the
initiation series Of questions and answers passed between the
President and the candidate which dscoses the objects of the
association and the proposed to employ. This poi
cal catechism mixture OF the widest anatcism and OF
the most ghu cruelty and reveasa state OF feeling and
alteration Of principle, and might almost add OF reason
wholly unknown in camer and happier country Before
touch these articles of faith tempted another
document, which, while will provoke smile upon the
tenance of every American, will perhaps bring home to his
conception the true character OF these efforts better even than
amere formal enumeration of them. The chiefs of the party
published journal devoted to their doctrines which escaped
for while the researches Of the police and which extern
svey, but secretly distributed In the fourth number, dated
February, 1885, is an article entitled Exterior Review, in
If Tho
countries in the world with the apparent design of mpresng
upon the French Republicans just idea OF the high destiny
TO which they called in the formation Of model repub
lie by exhibiting the unfounded pretensons of the eest
ng Governments regard from the disciples OF this
school of practical freedom
Speaking of England the dispassionae reviewer calls it
6 that gnobe nursery of shopkeepes Of landhoders, of
ailors and of eyecutioners who, not satisfied with
its proleaes, LITERALLY persons without property, but
meaning the sanscues Of the Revoluon) groan under the
triple yoke of the asocras the priests, and the stock
obbers and who wish crush our brethren in Canada
Like all monarchies-ike Charlemagne, the killer of the
SaxonsHke Charles the Ninth, tie author Of the murders
at ST. Barhoomewke Louis the Fourteenth the bigoed
assassin Of the Cevenhes-ke Bonapae, the manslayer
par erceeRce-ike Charles the Tenth, the maeur, he
grape shot re)-like Louis Philippe, in fine the of
November, Of June and of the Rue Transnonain-ke all
these infamous wreches the Wallets of the royal puppet put
all to fire and sword in America !"
Ifhis caS and able rer has seized the prominent traits
the AngoSaxon parent he shows himself equally happy
in his appreciation Of the condition of her transatlantic de-
scendan Passing to the examination Of the United States,
he calls the Government Ga ridiculous republic and money
loving arsoccy This last stroke is indeed the unkndest
of ALL When American is accused by FrenchmaH
of nodnate love Of money and when French republican,
the great burden Of whose complaint is the unequal dstrbu
ton of riches in his country, and the pogacy If his rulers,
arfagns the American Government for its economy, there
nothing further TO be expected in the whole range of human
inconsistencies This kind notice is terminated by decaa
on that there hopes Of immediate realization in the
United States Of the dreams Of Colot dHerbois and of
Biaud-V aennes those heroic remains Of 1898" Dreams
indeed and by what fearful awakening would they be fol-
lowed. No, God be thanked Icentous release from law,
religion and the institutions of social life and the triumph Of
PRISONS guotnes noyades and massacre probably the
most distant evils the inhabitants of the United States have to
fear.
But it necessary return the candidate who is await
ing tie development of the mysteries which surround him.
One of the questions and will give
general notion of the light which to break in upon him,
when the moral blindness that obstructs his mental vision shall
he removed the natural light will strike his organs of sight
when the bandage which covers them shall fall
Question. Is political social revolution necessary "
Answer ;" A social revolution The social state being
sangrened, to arrive at state OF health requires heroic
eS the people will have need during time OF reuot
tiongy po1ver.
What is here meant by "heroc remedies and recoiI-
0nary p0cer may be learned in the history Of France du
ring the despotsm Of Robespierre. "socia revolution"
means the destruction Of all the rights Of property.
Question. I" Who are now the Arsocrats -
Answer They the Of property bankers, furnish
ploiteurs landhoders who tten at the expense of the
people"
Question " Those who rights, without fulfilling du
ties like the Arstocrats of the day do they make part
Of the people I"
Answer They ought TO make part Of the people they
TO the social body what the TO the natural body
The first condition Of the of the body health is the
extrpaon Of the The first condition of the of
the social body just state is the humiliation of the aristo
cracy'
Or in direct, though not palmer terms, the death Of
all tcho possess property.
One Of the papers seized by the police letter from
principal conspator TO another active member of the society,"
in which, after proceeding to reprobate the press for its
adce in not defending the attempt Of Fesch to destroy the
King and his corege with his Internal machine, and then
serng It's absolute Justification the writer breaks into
the following aposrophe But Morey Morey sublime
from end Of the drama the other this old poletae
(sans-culoe) concevng the idea of regcde forming the
plan Of the machine which to execute his design, load
ing the barrels and aiming them" Recolect that this go
ous plan was merely the preparation TO discharge murder
Gus machine loaded with prodgious number of balls, upon
dense crowd of citizens Of all classes passing along the
Boulevard, and by which than twenty persons
killed and wounded "Oh my friend, Continues this ro
domonade the revolutionary tradition is dead in the hearts
Of the people They have not felt the holiness Of the death
Of Morey. The people have that white head fall
without regret; they have reoced at it, II thus the
Jews rallied at Jesus Christ upon the When will
come the day Of recompense :"
Ia Of the publications. called The Formulares Of the
Democratic Phalanxes, is announced that the candidate
ought 70 take oath destroy and contribute the r
he equal diUSion Of all the products Of The earth and Of
iuduSyr,y