Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-08

! give PEmpereur!'' NJ Buchcz then undertook to
prove that the prince real prctcndcr, and cited
| the proclamation in which he claimed the throne in
virtue OF Senatus Consutc, and as heir Of the I'M
! pcrial Throne.
After several other members had spoken, for and
against the measure, NJ Ledru Ron addressed the
! Assembly.
| NJ. Lcdru Rollin said-Ths question is too mpor-
tant for the Government to allow the discussion to
pass without declaring its opinion Yesterday,
II is said "A law exists, and the Executive Commit
tee will act on it until the National Assembly shall
declare It's opinion it, We are now told that the
law does not exist Why. then, has any proposition
on the subject been 10 committee! The law
exists by the sole fact that it has been question
whether il shall be acted on not. We have been
told that have violated the sovereignty Of the pco-
pie Can such achargc be brought against those who
founded that sovereignty the 2lh OF February and
again, the opinions OF three departments be call
ed the sovereignty of the whole people! Certainly
not (Murmurs.) Allow to tell you that you
not better revouOnists than the authors OF the
constitution of 1893. The authors ofthat constitution
tell you that instruction is Legitimate hen the whole
Of the principle is violated. But has this been dUnc
The sovereignty Of the people only exists in its Gu
sembc, and in absolute manner. daughter and
murmurs.) If one department were to think proper
to eject the count dc Paris or Henry v, would you
not say that department had made blundCT
1t has also been said that the Executive Committee
had allowed it to be supposed that the law against the
Bonapartc family was abrogatcd by permitting other
members OF il to take their seats IN the Assembly;
of that family have never suffered any political CON
dcmnation. Besides, the Chamber ignorant OF
what had taken pIac.. in fine last few DAYS? iudi-
ca Investigation has Just commenced, and II has been
house from which that mon ~ has come, is known:
Wine has also been dstrbat, d. cries OF "Nlvr Nap0-
leon" have resoundcd in cars, and til" walls have
been covered with sCditiOTs parardS w thin tour
days three Napolconst journals established,
urInor;n the vav for the ;d,tshiu If Iouis Ma.
polron ns President, If the National Assembly
tbirls that M nr.surns should he in the fac Of
sucb c,rts let if drclarr its ouinionth, Exrcutiyr
Committee does its dutv LET the National Assembly
do thnirs Annroh,,;Gn y Denomination and h. So.
ycreinntr of tI,n nnonI. h,vr bncn suokrn or and
thrsr words Ind no doubt their eff ct ouus. But we
| a , s,,,s,,,n I'D ra,,,, ,,,,st ,,I,,. ,hn mart of
"outit amnro %.'G 7, hos h"n said thar
7 onis Rnn,nart. il n stranger to what is ro,o on
That has been the cyprrsi0n Of every one but him
s,If uos b. con, an,I ,ivnn h;s ,ibrrcncr Tn the
ID ,,,LI;5 III ,Lat H., ID ,,,,rI:c,ns who .ro
a.p,Il .o,nd ,L, ,,,oIi. gr III hn;Id;nr oud ho
ao,, tLc,,snvcs IN h led av,o,. hv rnnrous sruti.
mnnts comI boar nv. vnicr for wonlI sov 70 them
81, ~ I,, Of u,cns:i,r hu; ichw;II bronI, tr,n
- -, Co., ~? ' J,'' L ,,'' ,. ,,ic,I tb.n
lcIrn! nndr his s,anord ~ ,vnrL %" ne old sonyc
irs If tIor, a.+iust The RnnbIic there is M nitv
for ,hrT IAHnrob,tion \
Afinr n,rch Grthnr discussion and amidst great OK
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Nt;,n,I ssnnhI,. .,,d voted in th, affirmative nv
"a ,, Of ~ ,hi ,t oni
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The pryernmrnt was nuitc taken BY surprise bv
! ,bc yotf Of the Assemble, in favor of Prime. Jous
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N"oatJh So ."a 's r %n arr""t
r. f'L in any mar, Of Fr,ncc and tb,. noc, ,y,r.
o;sd = ,:rifnrd C,r hi. .,,,r,L ,,.nr On Tu,s.
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-, ;;rr,,ts ,.ro Drawn R.s,J,. his - rr,a,
nnmhcr Of Ihr odhrrrnts Of ,b, prime. have been
,rr.stcJ III N,ss.o.r Of I,st nirht saws th,t bv
FL Eo,,; '.r,,',,1 tE y,ndrs !,
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W IN D. !t Ln should h III otl;c. for
= w n - h., NJ ,ro ,,-o1lI .,.,,aILy IN. 81.
oa , q, , ",'n p;n o"is NnnIo, ais,
I Or ' h, PnI i ,uos brI,iycd to brno HIM
r., I;' H. ,n,. s,r,,,r ,,,,i,ion In tho Assem-,
ill., , j.; i Of ',,r rrc"n,,nrnd;ng NJ
~y;i;n - oGfo 7.sSIr,,,r.tos,, ;, oL.ryrs
omr onrr,.n",dt '.ni,h,.r NJ Inn,ariinr mr. NJ
G"' In, poI or ,ion,J ne c,rlJt,.s 'Th for
,or i; siJ n bavr suffered , c3od deal in hi. health
h,. tho Labor and anxiety he has md .rpnnr since the
uS eIv aT n amnnrs f;gd crrt5mv hst NOT
,,i' a'u 'I i'o0, .i',t w ' r'r:
sttings to ali English artist, Mr.. Phillips. He is
stated, however, TO be dcsrCuS OF retirement and
unlikely 10 enter the lists as candidate for the Dica
torship''
The following circular has been addressed by
Prince Louis Napoleon TO the electors of Paris, and
the other drnartmcnts who have selected him as
one of their representatives to the National Assem-
blv:
"LoNpoN. June II.
"FelloW Citizens: Your suiiragcs fill me with
Gratitude This mark of sympathy is the more flat
icrinp TO me as if was unsolicited on my part, and
reached me at a moment when regretted being in
active, when the country had need Of all her children
TO extrcae her from the difficulties in which she
,,Ia
s'Your confidence imposes on me duties which
shall know how to fulfill our interests and our senti-
mcnts are the same. child OF Paris now repre-
sentative of the people, shall unite my efforts TO
those of nv colleagues TO re- establish ORDER credit
and labor TO secure peace abroad, consolidate de-
mocratc institutions, and reconcile interests which