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PR ca,,don,a LIVERPOOL, Sunday, Mach IL.
tn, Revolution IN France as non IN fat accom-
py,.v The abdicat,on of Lonis PhaipDe-the ap-
ooiakoaeas and reject ion of regency-the complete
tyiunDh of tie Paylsians the arny-the estab-
jsh,qsn, ofa Provisional G0rsrament-the erection
ala RepuJlic-tke 0ueythy0,o Of the House Of Peers
and titles Of distinctsOa-the precpltate, aeet f'g@
Of ell The members of the Orleans family. ruth he''
mi,cuided ministers TO our shores or 10 ether
places of erie-tAe Immediate recognition Of the
neac Republic of France By Grsat Brita'". Belgium,
Sp,tzeylasd and The Uaitcd States--kore all fal'en
,a such rapid sccessOnthat The e0ents Of an hours
are doh hiss the speaker each minute tesa'ing c"h
same mighty occurrence affecting the desS'"'cS OF ae
ickole nations aa.d dynasiies.
The specalatioos respecting the causes Incidents,
and probable results OF this sudden and mighty So
oisl convalsion are various and Infinite The iaota
stand out in historical soldness of outline, depicted
in such ndelible characters that they must endure
til the last syllable OF recorded time. 70 Pro
visoDsl Government has been organized by our
neishbors the members Of waich are celebrated
throughout the world for genius, eloquence ard sci
apca Some Of them are OF almost romantic
integrity. Carried sway by the cloqaence OF
Lsmsrtine, the excited uDgovernsbie mob OF Paris
threw down the niussels which on the irsi iury OF
their newborn zeal for liberty they had leveled
az sinss the popular leader, and bytheir unanimous
shouts invested the Provisional Government with
the full authority of the State.
As the Revolution of 1880 was the work OF the
bourgcose so is tho Revolution of ls4s the act and
deed Of the working class who have sealed the in-
aoguraton of their power with their own blood
The question which every one asks his neighbor
is Wilt lastl Every man in England, and we
believe elsewhere. hopes SO. Lamartioe himself
says, in his address 70 oreign Powers, We desire
for humanity that peace may be preserved We
even hope it" Sincerely do we resoho these words,
Supplying them emphatcsl!y even in more en-
lsrged sense than NJ Lamsrtine.
We hope that peace may be preserved both
without The Republic and within the sphere OF Its
domestic dominion. Our sympathes. nay, our in
txests are all intimately interviewer with the main
tensnce OF peace bat the great social problem
which these men who are aiming to govern millions
by stroke of the pen is of too intricate aud COM
pick character to be at once solved. The difficult
question of human labor. the real and only source
of wealth, and its more equal distribution, is the
great argument to the hight Of which they pr pose
to direc, all their efforts. They may cut this aor-
dian knot bat to unrsvel by the slower aud sureE
!. process Of developed industry founded on peace
and security, fsr exceeds we fear, the ephemeral
power Of any provisional Government however ab-
4 solute or well disposed
e To mako Government, said Mr.. Burke more
d 'hea half century eso-uPon similar occsson--
requires no great prudence Settle the seat o.
power, teach obedience and the work Is done. Bat
), the forming free Governmeat-that Is 10 tempei
. together the opposite elements Of liberty and 70
= straint N one consistent work, requires much
|, thought. deep reflection. a ssgscious. powerful
and combining mind. The French, as yet, are bu
on the first stage OF transition. They must no
only teach but they must secure obedience from
the masses before the regular edifice which IS 4
crown their hopes can DO raised. If the fcunda
!, tons are laid in pesce the French people may
:. cree: proud monument to consecrate throushou
a. all ages the homes and liberties of mighty and
e gallant people But II the elements of war III
u sinua, their fatal agency into the fabric the Who'll
p will speedily osamble into the dust sna perish.
"a The Provisional Government became constitute
e. by asurpa;ioa or by toe free choice Of the mob
y but however that may be. elsyen members estat
D. hshed supreme authority at the Hotel de Vile.
Ie Royety and the Peerage were swept away in
) few brief lines on, hunger, gsunt hunger with
l0o.0 900 mouths. yAwned round the seat Of IN
n Government. Something was TO be done immf
- diatsly TO Sppesse the nalttudes sccordingly Ii
a gigaotic system OF out door reliei was conceive
and executed Formidable lesons OF Nstion'
20 Grards were formed ct stipend per Gay. Tnes
= were packed of - tee frontiers. The compact b
h. tween the employers AID employed Vas broks'
aid short-tirne decree was passed limiting u
10 hoOrs Of labor Tue isafnais were aso 70 be pa
CO p.s.ated accordingly the stamp duties s-e remnv
- Bat thess and numerous DEGREES sill Tot sstisi
!. the huagry Nor does that taxation Of one isrs
class who earn their bread by Industry. ia osdc
that another class may carry musket on The fro
- tier in ihe gsfb Of National 6eard tend 10 carr
= out to is legitimate, bld the old iEs5biE d.
,r.nc u liberty equality M ia,craaty sgAA.-