The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-17

the public interests We hope, citnsn members of
the provisional government that your patriotism and
your devotedness to the people, to liberty, to the
revolution, will ind means Of dssipating oil dis
auistude AID of giving to the revolutionary march
that character Of order liberty union apd universal
confidence which necessary to It to the triumph
of the republic and consolidate its destniss The gov
We are too sincere friends Of order and liberty not to
leave 1t the opportunity Of dslberating.
M. LEpRy RoLLIS, member Of the provisional govern
mept said have only word to add and bAlisvs this
word gill have some effect upon your minds You repre-
sent Paris but you ehend that France composed
to all the oommssares Of departments demand this
Is materially possib. for the elections place on
interest Of tn. establishment s republic for the cleo
ions to take place on tho 9th April? You cannot, ot
on the to
without being informed by Its commissariss. You
tsiny the most active and from that reason
the most intelligent oity but cannot pretend to
oondtion-that being elected By the people representa-
the whole Of France for Paris the will the decision
of the people. You must wait few days have fixed
the 2sth u the latest period for receiving from
made to me Whsn the government, taking into cousl-
deration the wish Of Paris which ordinarily gives the
impulse to the rest of Franco but which desire to
Cypress France shall have learned the views Of tho de-
parments it, representing the whole country, will be
establish of the republic, which emily dscreed
but which do not wish to behold yet passing away
consent
ssntaton which would be only marked representation
Of the principles which have been destroy di do
not oonsent to again see the set aside IS 1t
presentation truly republican, and If the people also will
have It, II ind that at this the elections
pripspls which have proclaimed after tbs yis-
tory then the elections shall be postponed But o1ee
people and not the delegates Il the Whole Of France
not desire to receive reply from before have OBJ
lufO Int wait
u the departments have declared how the matter stands
let not that Paris Ii thing and that the rest
Of France IL, 50 to speak, abandoned. When shall
have arrived, through our commssaries At knowledge
Of the wishes OF the whols Of France, shall to
be Indispensable; but what want, what you want is
the real establishment Of tho republic which have
proclaimed on the barbados Applause, vips Ledru
Rolling
NJ. CABEr-Ws only express opinions and wishes.
We al know what asitations are going on in the de-
psrtmsnswhst 10 the influence of the enemies of the
revolution-of the republic and OF the people Ysster
day manifestation have completed your iuforma-
sudaeou.y manifested in the midst Of the capital where
the marks of the barricadss not yet sRaced are
sucisntto convince Us that they are csrri.d on with
the government are not Immediately over everything
We convinced that the rspubic and the revolution
will be in danger the elections not carried with
full and entire liberty the part Of the citizens and
with deliberations mature and reflected enough to give
it is 10 the interests Of humanity in the Interest Of the
classes which hostile to US, that We speak. The
danger Is not for Us for others but shall act so
to preserve oil the rights Of the people, and all the
interests of liberty II has besn repeatedly said that
the abyss OF revolutions ought to be closed Ctzsns
Of the provisional government you have now la your
hands the most magnificent Of tasks. We have
pressed to you desires, have conjured you to
watch the public safety, because we feel the
viction that the people should set the example in all
things They ought also to themselves TO be the
friends Of order and liberty and that as they know how
nsht they also know how 10 deliberate aud express
their thoughts We have now only to retire, and leave
tn. government to deliberate. (Yss, yesi no, MOI
member of the deputation ssd:-There are two
questions upon which immediate answers may be given
They do not concern Paris; hsy concern the disbsnd
mont OF all the paid troops and the adjournment OF the
elections In the National Guards
LOUIS BLANC said-Citiz.ns, there two ques-
tons which may be decided upon without appeal to
the opinions OF the departments, for would be useess
to walt for any information upon them This Is my OPT
MON, and believe it to be the opinion of the provisional
government. Only from motives which havs already
explained and they motives Of great gravity which
must speak to the hearts Of the people, from the
ss sh,v
these motives request, citizens you will leave
US time to deliberate and allow us to do at freedom
That may b worthy OF maintaining your liberty
should be respected request therefore, that you will
not put your questions, saying Answer immediatcly,
oseding NO. no This Is q violsncs you do not in.
tend to impose upon All we at this moment pro-
mise you Is, that will deliberate without delay upon
the tw questions with which you pre- -oceupisd
engage you the interest Of the solutions which
you seek in the iuteres Of che whore dignity
demands al care, siuce we represent you, copjure
you to leave the provisional government day, at
least to seek wisdom from ite deliberations. We will
profoundly study the question, with sincere desire Of
doing what the people demand but at the time
serving liberty, because liberty Is duty OF conso
ence which you will not deny
sossr.R The dslegatesoft tho people have no ntsu
ton OF doing violence the provisional Govern
ment, for We have entire confidence in it.
SoME DELEeArEs-Not ct all.
NJ. sopRtrR-In all, gentlemen, without exception,
without exclusion have sustained the up
to this day, and will continue 10 sustain 1t till the
Constituent Assembly meets Yes yes to the last The
circular Of NJ Ledru Rolln has been approved by the
peoples the departments when enlightened will approve
OF IL as Paris has dene. The people, you know have
b. heroic in combat and generous after victory and
sumciently msgnanimous not to in1ict punishment
They are calm bscsuse they are powerful and just Let
evil passions aud wounded interests beware OF provoking
them. The people are this day called upon TO give
fraternaly to order eucb mslcd who may ain at
tempt to maintain privileged body In the bosom of
equality They look with eye upon those AMI
festations against y minister who has given many
express their will We have shed our blood In the de-
fence OF the republic and ready to shed il again We
wait with oondencs the realisation Of the promises
OF the COVER nment We watt although
In want of the necesssrics of io. Lot the provisional
government remember that It is bound provide all
The citizens with the Of subsistence Let reflect
upon this, for are now without work All who
at this moment may be oounteracting the revolution
either openly secretly committing the crime Of
kz,humanity. The people comprehend both their
yes Of the people those 200 900 fellow citizens whe
round you and cover you with their soicitude. They
will support you, be assured In all measures OF order,
unity and public safety. At this moment all our souls
form but SOUL the conservation OF that great princ
ple-the sovereignty OF the people Initiating people
Thy genius which 10 1889 and 1898 destroyed the old
world viii soon complete its work BY the universal en-