New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10

81 the rcoQe,
suiion maze by national assembly You have declared
that all the citizens national guards, and that all
ought 70 Cooperate the elections Of IN Sstions Guard
Yon have declared that you wish TO have b5n6 fde
elections, real national guard veritsb.e constitution
that is the reason why have rallied around ycu. and
given You support However the suOaliern aulhori-
ties charged TO prepare the inscription Tor Tue NauonAl
Guard haze neglected the means OF rendering IL complete,
and the elections take place the 25ih. there will nobe
any real national guard Besides the people has not had
lime concert together the choice 70 De madeand con-
seqneny there viii not be any real elections IL ~ the
same FOR the elections aid Il be deaired 10 have
a real national assembly, which can consolidate the
revolution and the republic IL "a Indispensable tina;
ALI the citizens shall be inscribed the electoral lists,
and shs have time 10 consult together, IN order
with an entire Independence ard perfect knowledge Of
what they are about but order that the election be
perfectly independent and free, Il u necessary that 10
armed and paid troops shall be In the Capital The people
ook on the soldiers broiher snd wish always 10 fra
.ernze with them but the democratic principle demands
that there be but citizens where the people Ssd the
representatives have 10 deliberate Ia consequence. We
come 10 law before you the wishes Of the people oil Paris
and 10 demand ir rs Dame-lsi the removal OF tne
Rooms a. the pOstponem mt to April OF the elections
ofthe National Gasrd and 3D. the pos'ponemen' TO May
81 of the elections Of the National Assembly Citizens OF
the Provisional Government, cannot conceal IL IRON
ourselves that connterevolutonary msneuyers may en-
danger the public peace and the revolution your pAto
I'm ard devotion shOcld not save Us yesterday mehA
clog manes alton aimed at shaking you we reply 20 IL
by peaceful manifestation 70 defend you and ourselves
with you Let the Government depend resoluiely on
frank and EanerOss people, lei II give al eAalP@ 20
unon confidence and frmness, and order will be SOLID
Ike liberty the Republic vii triumph. Will constitute
the OF France and will accomplish the happiness OF
humanity. -.
NJ. LoUIs BLANC said The Government Of the Republic
Is founded on puoic opn-n and will never forget that II
IS 50 our strength, aware Is In that OF Inc people
and our Will ought always to be in unison with that when
it expresses Tae demands which you nave e1pie's'1
shall bs he objects Of our delberk atoms, and the more
that they have been pul forward IN terms iul OF
moderation Be that 1t is the hrn desire OF the Pro
o. "a fHc a
IT, aud, II necessary, to die tor It. lApp.ause
Some farther conversation carried on between
the deputaton and LEDRU ROLLS, and LOUIS
BLANC, when LAMARTISg being addressed, made
the following reply;
"You feel as We do; we, IN whom the people place
their confidence and peTsonaed themselves on the day
combat and victory that there i Government possible
execpt on the condition that you have the confidence and
the ress confer moral authority on this Govern nen
Is the moral authority Of this Government any nDg else
not ony for ITSELF for the people, for the republic FOR
the DEPARTMENTS for Europe which regards uss It any
thing else than It's complete Independence OF all exterior
pressueY That is the independence OF the Government
that It's dignity-hst It's only moral force. what are
WEB Look Here is venerable president, laden win
the glory OF his eighty years anG who has been willing 70
consecrate his last 81 our heau - establishment
Of the Republic bravo bravo with Independence, with
dignity and berty and assuredy iabeIty and indeptnd-
euce there French citizen who sisown the nane
OF Dupont de lEure). Around US, what DO you see
little group Ofmen without arms without support
without SJllcfs, WIN law ~
thorty than that which the people maintains in respect
Ing them who do not seek any other who plunge, VINO
immerge asst were, in this people, from among whom they
went forth and who have not taken In the Kepuohc
mart energetic and peous except 70 De the guaran
les Of those popular interests, sacrificed til now under
the 1narchies, the aistocracies the ogarchies, which
we have passed through. WHAT required IN order that
this sentiment should have its effect In order that those
popuar principles should becemO useful TO the happ
ness and to the rights Of The peope The continuance OF
calm and Of order Of that confidence which we nave
given you. WHAT can we oppose TO your Only one
ihlng-your ress0nl that power Of general reason
which alone here placed between you ana rs, whch
spires and arrests you before us II IS that nVls
be moral and yet all powerful force which renders US
calm ourselves independent and dgnnei Ia presence II
that which surrounds this palace OF the people, do
fenced by its sole invioaby. Bravo lhst last bar
rer of our Independence, Government and as men,
will defend 10 the DEATH If the pressure OF the multi
tod should wish TO violate II and Is not for Ourselves II
/, for you that we should perish In defending t. WA
would be people without Government, ana what would
degraded Government become t. the people. Bravo
now come the three questions which You have pro-
posed delay Il ten days more for the elections oil The
National Guard. On this subject 40 have already con-
sdered the legitimate wishes OF the people ana your
own desires IL has been represented to us that That
IMPOSING, solld patriotic republican mass OF the popu
lation which forms the immense popular element al
srs had not her APPS had the time 10 nscribe Them
selves these lists and thus to enter into the large
patriotic framework in which wish henceforward TO
enclose The whole public force We In the nrst place, or
dered postponement of eight days. and serward 10 the
25th March | cannot give my individual opinion, and
would wish 10 do So al this moment, on the results
Of the fresh elaboration which may take place on these
subjects but you In all fifteen days to inscroe your
selves As 10 the troops have already replied on that
subject TO Of the patriotic associations Of which you
form part; the question Is not thought or There arc no
troops Pars except perhaps about 900 or 2OOO mer
among the outer posts the protection of the
gates Of the railroads and II Is false that the Govern
ment has even thought OF bringing them nearer Paris II
would be seDseess after what has taken place. after TIE
fallen royalty has so 600 soldiers ia before unarned
people OF Paris think Of imposing on II, BY means u
some bottles Of troops animated by the same republican
feelings yourselves. wishes opposed to your OWL sno
contrary your Independence We have never mad nor
ever shall such idea his Is the truth-announce
1t to the people Its liberty belongs 10 1t, because II has
achieved Il il belongs to H. tecadse II has known how 10
protect IL from disorder The hepuOnc al nome, requires
no other defence than that Of The armed people But
although this the truth and that we declare to you
that only require the armed people for the protection
OF our Institutions DO conclude that we would ever
consent the overthrow Of French soldiers (cs Of no.
no. bravo y. DO conclude that we could place our
brave army suspicion and that We would prevent our
selves calling into the Interior. and even into Paris
should warlike demonstrations command such disposal
of our forces the safety OF the country The soldier
l who was only yesterday soldier, Is now ciuzen IKE
you and as (cries Of yes, yesD We have given hiri
the right to cooperate, b. his vote as citizen IN tht
representation. and n liberty, which he will know how 70
defend well other fraction Of the people As TO The
third and prime pal question: that OF the prorogation to
distant day Of the cOnvOcaon OF the National Assembly
will c5nsent In any way TO pledge either the opinion
of my colleagues. or my own, on measure which too
deeply concerns the rights OF the whole country. will
PREJUDICE nothing, of respect for Independence on
decree which would tend declare 10 the nation, that
Paris claimed the monopoly Of liberty and Of the Repube
and which would make assume, IN the name OF the
capital alone aud under the pressure Of mass-wen-
entioned but Imperative by It's numbers aone-the die
atorship OF liberty achieved by every one but for the
whole Of France and not for some citizens alone. II
you command 10 deliberate under this pressure Of
force from without, and declare tbs whole nation,
which is not comprised Ia Paris, Tor thfee months or
for six months. excluded from its representation and
from its Constitution, l will say 70 you what said
10 another Government few days since. that you shall
only wrest such q vote from my breast when you
have pierced 1t with balls, lsreat applause No, de-
prive Us Of thousand times OF our title as government
rather than deprive Of free opinions, our dignity
our evident involshiiy-evdent abroad as much as At
home order for Government 10 be respected Il must
nave not only the reality but also the appearance OF oer
ty ferries bravo, bravo. Comprehend, then your pow
ers ours your dignity and your independence IN ours
nd allow as for interest Of the people, TO reflect ana
deliberate cooy aud 10 adopt or reject the wishes Of
which YOU sre the organs We only promise you for my
part oHy promise you 10 weigh them well, without ieai
As without CONTROL and TO decide what shall appear &c
Us not only the will OF the people Of Paris, but The nigh
and will Of all the Regu5lic Bravo
The deputston here sppaudei the remarks Of NJ Lam
Gifts meubers shook hm By the hand