Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

The Paris Democratic Club has published minfesto, to
urge all GeImsns revolt against their government
Ffyo political clubs have formed in Paris since
the Revolution.
The three brothers, Rothschd have assembled at Paris
and in daily consuaIi with the government pei
guard offered eminent banking house for
their protection, but declined by them
letters from Ems, hear that the Duchess Of Orleans
living great privcy. Beside her two she
had but few peIsOns with her, among whom the Count
de Monay. Her mohe the Duchess DOwager OF Mecken-
Sccwern, arrived the Sh 10 assist and console her
daughter who her arrival destitute OF the common
est necessares.
Examinations prior to the prosecution of the ex-mnIsters
still continue witnesses examined day.
They principally the chiefs Of the troops who command
ed the 22d. 23d and Oath Of February Several Of the
persons who called the Tuillees the nights Of
the 23d aud Gath have also been examped.
Address of the Provisional Government
TO the People Of France.
The Monit has the following:
" The Provisional Government TO the French People:
Cizens LIN all the great acts OF people IS the duty
Of the government TO make its voice head by The nation
You about accomplish the greatest act in the life OF
peope-to elect the representatives of country,
from your eOnscences and your votes, not merely
government, but social power, whole constitution You
ganize the Republic. us have only
proclaimed it. Borne by reclamation power during the
intenegnum Of the people, did wish for nor do we
for other dictatorship than that absolute
/ necessity.
If had refused the post Of peril should have been
base cowaIds If remained il hour longer than
called for should be usupers You alone are
strong We count the days that psssingwe anx
iOus hand the Republic to the nation. The pov
siona election law is the widest that in nation IN
the world eonvoked the people the exercise Of the
preme right Of man-hs sovereignty
The election belongs TO all without exception From the
of that there longer any excluded
in France Every Frenchmsu reached mans estate
is political ciiizen-every citizen is eecior-every cleo
is sovereign The right equal ami absolute to all
are more sovereign than IL Contemplate your power pre-
pare yourselves to exercise it, and be worthy to enter on
reign The reign Of the people called republic IL
you ask what republic understand by that woId and
what principles what policy what virtues wish 10 the
republic which you about elect, reply TO you,
Regard people of Paris Of France Repub
lie proclaimed y, The people fought with he
oism the people have tiumphed with humaniy the peo-
pie have depressed the anarchy Of the liIst hour !
The people has broken of itself Immediately after the
combat the Of its anger 1t has burnt the scaold
Ii has proclaimed the abolition of death against its enemies
II has respected individual liberty in prescribing il to no
1t has respected conscience in religion, which it wishes to
behold free, but which it wishes be without inequality
and without privileges 1t has respected property 1t has
carried pobIy these sublime Of tedness
which constitute the admiration Of history. II has chosen
TO place head everywhere of the
honest and most determined that could find Ii has
not uttered cry of haaed envy against fortunes,
cry Of against persons In fine, it has made the
name Of the people word for courage clemency and VIII
Ftue.
We have now but one piece Of instruction to give you
Examine narrowly the conduct Of the people and initiate it,
Think, fee vote, like it The provisional government
will not initiate the governments which usurped The
regny Of the peope and which corrupted the electors
purchased plice conscience of the country
What would be the Of succeeding such governments
if e resemble them What the Of creating auC
sdong the republic if the republic is to the very frs
day the foul path of royalty which abolished IL con-
sders Of its duties IL throw the electoral ope
raons that information which eughtens consciences with
out forcing them to act confines itself to the task Of neu
ralIzing the hostile influence Of the fomer administration
which perverted and di>6guIed The elections.
The provisional government wishes the public conscenc
reign 1t does not pay attention to old parties; the oil
parties have gown a century older 10 three days The
public will convince them, it and just for them
Necessity is great master The republic, remember, ha
If
is for Men cannot go back 10 impossible Toyaes-can
descend to unknown anaIchesmus be republican from
Only give security, liberty, respect TO all Assam
others indie pendence Of the suages which you ws
10 have for yourselves. Do not regard what they
whom you believe be your enemies, write down, and
certain in advance that they wiling the only tia
them-thst Of able and honest republican Sc
cuy, liberty respect 10 the conscience Of all czen-eec
is the intention Of the republican government
such duty such yours Therein the safety Of the peo
pie:
Have then, confidence in the good Of the country
and it will have confidence in you give it liberty, and
will, in return give you the republic Cnzens France
attempting this moment in the midst Of certain hnancis
auspices the greatest work Of modern times-ihe founda
ton Of the people, The organization Of democracy h
republic of all rights of all interests Of all intelligence
Of all virtues The circumstances pTopiiious peace
possible. The idea take its place in Europe with
than that OF the pejudices fe
against it, There anger the peoples mind II fugi
royalty has carried away with il all the enemies
republic. it has left them mpuissant; and, although the
invested with all the rights which the republic guaIan
tees 10 the mn0es Their interest and their prudence
will trouble bl
foundation Of the popular constitution.
In three days that work. which supposed to be fun
back distant times accomplished without drop
blood being shed France, without any other cry
IL admir- ton having Tesounded provinces and
ffonlieis Let hIow away this opportunity uniqu
history abdicate the greatest strength of IN
idea the security with which inspires the citizen
the establishment with which fills the world. few day
of magnanimity, devoedness and patience and III
National Assembly will receive from hands youn
Republic From that day all will be saved When the ma
on, by the hands Of its will have seized
the republic the republic will be stong and great like IN
nation holy like the idea OF the people, impeIishabe k
the country"
Signed by all the members Of the government.
FrSANcIaL MEAsUaEs THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT IN
part Of the administration Of Louis Philippe
happily managed than that Of the public treasury Notwt
standing the OF the county, by It's commercial prot
purity, constantly increasing, the Napoleon of Peace
in the seventeen Of his added $3.50 600
CONSOLIDATED and coo GOO TO the floating debt Of IN
Dston-he latter existing principally in the shape Of exeht
quer bills and bonds The republican treasury
had meet all these liabilities, time when lis
have been greatly diminished by the necessary abolition
the stamp newspapers most profitable source
royal income commission of experienced hs
been appointed conjunction with the mnists
OF the treasury, measures Of relief For The assistance
private credit national banks Of discount have been
lihed in Paris, and all the pTneipalitIes. Large
contributed by the general goveInment-and many Of
institutions have already gone into operation. To aid N
treasury the civil list has been suppressed the
five millions of dollas sale has been decreed Of invent
worth Of the forests Of the State, aud
domain the diamonds Of the crown, and the plate
the Tueries and NuIiy. subscription has been openr
for national loan Of 250 millions Of franks and two ban.
ing have already subscribed each than
MuItiludes u he people pay tbeii taxes before they
due aud all wsids Of the city pledges circulating
the sgnei which voluntarily impose upon themselves on