Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-22

itself The recollection of i,s coro,,a-rh .urh ogoD
mlnsh the affection of nutiuas. md !, 9' Which
promise the first and most universal "ouId con
spirit ol nations, and The genius Of cin"oue
Thus we declare il openly. Ir,ta 'zallon
reconstruction of some nalionoli,ioa "our Of
Europe or elsewhere, should appeor PP'eSSed
sounded IN the DEGREES of Proyidoroa US SS 10 tav
land. our faithful ally since the limo - n S"il1
were constrained or threatened j.; q 'ancs
which she Is eiiectlng in her governo,on, "u''na
! der 10 lend additional strength 10 rbo e. 10
! democratic governmental The indoro.'S 'Ssc'aa
Of Italy were invaded-if any Limits =. 81 Si
were imposed on their internal ;ronsco"-us'a Ous'ac
! if the right of alliance among thenseIya"a
/ to consolidate an Italian nation. w. u orss
! by main force-tho French RcDpbic ,n''Gs Uou'es
| ieve itself entitled 10 arm itself in doa4
tect these legitimate movements of The a." b"
and tho nationality of the States. e''1ae
! The Republic, you see, by its first s,o,
otes the era OF prescriptions and dico,iar,.' ''P.
is decided never TO veil liberty n, bono.
| equally decided never 10 veil its denocr,,;.
cipes abroad. She will never pcrmir am. y
10 lnterpose between The pacific radiation ~. o-'
berty and the regard of nations. She 49,,
herself the intellectual and cordial olly oC
right, OF every progress, o! every egiriD,,.
veIopement Of the Institutions Of nation,
wish 10 live on the same principle rs be,..f y
will not encourage any immodcra,e or ;rco.r
! propagandism among her neighbors. Sbo
there is no durable freedom but that which a
Of itself on its own soil.
/ The Republic has no ambition. Tho p,..t
has no ncpoism. 1t inherits not the prc,op.. /
/ OF family. Let Spain govern ilse,c-le 3. j
| be independent and free. France, for the so,J,
B or 10 f,D,t al
/ tormlty Of principles than on the succass,, 4
the house Of Bourbon.
Tho Republic has pronounced at ifs birth ,.
IN tho midst of the heat Of conies, no, pror,, i
| by the people, three words which have rove.
lis soul, and which viii call down on is Grad.
blessings Of God and mcn-Libcrlv, cog,ri,r
ternIiy. She gave Immediately thereafter 4, j
abolition OF death for political offences. l5e r
commentary Of those lhrcc words at bono
you also give them their true commentary al-
he sense OF these three words applied to oa,s
ternal relations is this the breaking BY P,,l
OF tho chains which weighed on its principles A
on It's dignity the recovery Of the rank vb,,.
ought to occupy in the scale Of the great Ear9
an powers in fine, tho declaration of an olr,s
and amIty OF ali nations. If France feels cd
scicnilousIy its part in the mission Of freed,
ana civilization IN the present age, there is \
one Of those words which signify mar: js Eg,l
is prudent and just, ,hcro is not of those v,
which does not signify peace.
Receive, sir. the assurance of nv hicb es,s
LAMARTINE.
Member Of the Provisional Government Of !
Republic. and Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Paris, March ,, 1913.
Reform MOVEMENTS IN GERHiyT.
The Torment caused by the events in Fra
IS leading 10 movements in various parts of e.
many.
The commanders Of garrisons have recalled i,
ohicers and men absent on furlough. and M
ready to march to any spot at Il moments no.s
AT Sarreouis aud Sarrebruck. fortified los
IN the extreme southern angie of the Prussian "A
rltory, tho sympathy with tho republican chang
IN France has been lively ando vert. AnFrenc
men have been ordered 10 leave The former Ton
and the gurrison of the latter have Withdraw
close quarters. and leiied the trees on the g.s.
of their defensive works.
At Mayence, in TIessc Darms,adt. the new,
the French revolution arrived in the mids, Of
masquerading of the carnival. and found al 4
city worthless at the Narren.vercin or fools 4
sembly. In an instant the conical cans and b
were thrown aside, and ali present engaged
solemn deiberaIion. The assembly of fua 4
transformed into one for the despatch Of m.
business; and il was decided that a depulaloa |
two hundred citizens should start for Darmsa
with petition for "li5ertv of the press. a
guard. elimination OF the army, and n Germ
Parliament" The depu,ation arrived al Dr !
siadt on the ID. They found the people Of a
place, and also n dcputation from OGenback.
parmg TO present similar demands. The SIS I
aro sitting, and such presentations ore ils
nevertheless It was determined by all 10 perserz
AT Carsruhe, in Baden. on the 29th of Fer
ary, populations from every town in tho due
waited on the Grand Duke, and demanded i5.i
oil The press. burgher guari, trial by Jury
mat Baden shall be no longer subject to the E.
manic Diet, and that private soldiers shI
eligible to the highest army ranks. The Gaa
Duke snccunbcd. and called NJ. WcIcker
leader OF the constitutional Opposition, to
counSeIS. On the 2d inst. tho Minister Of the
terror proclaimed these concessions:
81. In the course of the next week the cea'
ship Of the press will cease. 2. A burg
guard will be forthwith established. 3. A
lect of law respecting the institution of lra
jury will be laid before The Assembly win
delay"
The following notice has also been given
Nj. Welcker in the Chamber.
THAT the Chamber petition his ROYAL u!
ness, the Grand Duke of Baden, to be p.eass
take the necessary steps in order that, by
| representation of the States of the German nisa .
at the Diet. (that is, al Frankfort a sure ma
OF obtaining common German Legislation
that united national institutions may be crea'@
The right of public meeting was also grass
The Grand Duke has issued popular 'RS
calling on all good citizens 10 aid him in ch''A