The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-04-11
From the European Times.

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From the European Times.
Per Caledonia LIVERPOOL, Sunday, March IL
The Revolution in France is now f" du
fait accompl'' The abdication Of Louis
Phlippe-ihe appointment and rejection of
a regency--lhe complete triumph OF the
Parisans over the army--ihe establishment
Of Provisional Government--the erection
ofa Republic-the overthrow Of The House
of Peers and titles OF distinctioh--Stho pre-.
cipita,e, abject fight OF all the members of
the Orleans family, with their misgaded
ministers, to our own shores or 10 other pa-
ces Of exile -ithe immediate recognition of
The new Republic of France 4bv Great Br-
tain, Belgium, Switzerland and the Uni.ed
Slates-havo all fallen in such rapid success.
sion the 'events of an hours age doth
hiss the speaker each minute tecming with
some mighty occurrence affecting the des-
tinies ofthe whole nations and dynastes.
The speculations respecting the causes,
incidents, and probable results of this sud
den and mighty social convuIsion are vari.
Gus and infinite. The facts stand out in
historical bodness OF outline, depicted in
such indelible characters that they must en-
dure till the last syllable Of recorded ilme!
aGrA Provisional Government has beenI
organized by our neighbors, the members
Of which are celebrated throughout the
world for genius, eloquenco and science.---
Some of them are Of almost romantic in,cg-s
riy. Carried away by the eloquence of La
maritime, The excited ungosernablc mob Of
Paris threw down the muskets which on
the first fury ofiheir newborn zeal for liberty
they had levelled against the popular leader,
and by their unanimous shouts invested the
Provisional Government with the full au-.
thority Of the State. taf sg.ai af 4
As the Revolution of 1889 wap the work
Of the bourgeoise, so is the Revolution Of
l34S the work and deed Of the working
class, who have settled the inauguration OF
their power with their own blood. Y 31l9
The question which every one asks his
neighbor is 'Wll it lastw Every man in
England, ,''and we believe elsewhere hopesso
Lamar,ine himself says, in his address TO
Foreign Powers, ave desire for humanity
that pence may be preserved. We even
hopei,." Sincerely do we re-ecbo these
words, applying them enpha,i-ally even in
more enlarged sense than nj. Lamar
tine. RiI'etl Il 7
The Provsiona! Government became con-
stituted by usurpation, or by the free choice
of the mob; but however that may be, elev-
zen members established supreme authority
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age were. swept away in few brief lines;
but hunger, gaunt hunger with 100000
mouths, yawDed round The seat Of Govern
meni. Something was to be done immedi-
ately 10 nppcase the multitudes: accordingly
the gigantic system Of outdoor relief was
conceived and executed. Formidable e-
gions Of National Guards were formed at a
stipend per day. These we're packed off to
The frontiers. The compact between the
employers and employed was broken, and
shor-lime decree was passed limiting the
hours oflabor. The journals were also TO
be propitiated, accordingly the stamp duties
are removed. y" i.,
But these and mum rous decrees will not
satisfy the hungry. Nor does that taxation
of one large class who earn their bed by
industry, IN order that another class may
carry musket on the frontier in lhe'garb Of
a National Guard tend 10 carry out foits he.
gitimate end the old J,cobin doctline of lib
erly, equality and fraternity again. Area
dy the decree has gone forth that n new ma
lional assembly is 10 be called, April 20,
when the Provisional Government will re-
sign its authority into the hands Of the def
mite Government. 'fM NF
Universal sufliase and vote by ballot are
TO secure liLeriy, equality and fraterni'y TO
Flance. Ii is quite clearth thatthe good work
ing-people of Paris will have vast minority
in The new assembly, leaving their more or
less profitable occupations 10 try their hands
at Slatesm.nship. WI II. n'.5i.sl IL,
HEY y PxRls, Feb. %:
Mr.. Rush, u. S. Minister, accompanied
by Dr. Martin and Major Poussin, waited on
the Members of the Provisional Government
10 whom he delivered a.most fai,erng ad,
dress. The details Of this interview are ia
ken from the National to-day at 2. o'clocx.-
The Representative Minister from the Uni
ted States went to, The Hotel dc Vile in for
NAL rccognitiomof The Provisional Govern.
meni. Il was appropriate 10 the representa-
,rc Of the American Union 10 be,lhe first, %