Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-15

three men harangning great mob upon the sub
jec in the midst OF much excitement The Ecoe Polyec
nque told, has gone the Hotel de Vile to-day en-
masse TO proestaganst the circular and demand It's recall
and tomorrow great body Of the National Guards 10 60
they say for the same purpose On the other had have
just come back from Communist Club, held At the Coser-
vatore de Musue in which resolution hastily passed
support the Minister of the Interior, by force ii
Masters have been threatened TO have their houses burnt
their heads they did send their English
wants. and having yielded believe ALL without any excep-
ton all Paris threatened by anonymous letters with
similar fate If they do not take French In their places
which they do not choose to do This putting down Of
ages and sending away servants and not spending money
denounced quite seriously by Of the papers
cOaspSration de Peoonoe and the riches who thus d
tres Ia repnbh9e warned, and all but thea cneJ, with
measures similar to those taken against the emganls Of 1888
Several absurd reports about relative supposed counter
revolutionary conspiracy among the Gardc Aatioaue and
the army Of course, should say, noncnscal fancy But
the other day young officer, the contrary told that
all the officers had swon they TO be considered
traitors and degraded they fought against the people,
to strike blow, whatever be the anarchy whatever the
\ fusion, whatever the ruin. A pretty look out
/ FRipAY MoRSISG, MARcH 1.-THE aspect of Paris all
yesterday very curious. When got the boueyards
filed with crowds knots and groups, and large circles
were formed in all parts The agitation extreme.
great portion Of the Gares NaOnaur had gone up the
Hotel de Nie unamed demand revocation of the de-
issued by the Minister of the Interior relative TO the
sion OF the companies of Vogeurs and Grfaders among
the Of the National Guards and also to ask for the recall
Of the noxous circular the department commisaries
They found the Hotel de Vile guarded by armed homBes
du peup who prevented their advance, and the doors
closed against them Their Indignation great The
Of the mddng and better lower classes generally
very violent against Ledu Roln Tor desiring hiring back
the times of the - and in the midst of these lit
tie meetings were decaiming against him "despo,s
would be dictator, who had already bodyguad of ruans
about him. All this in the extreme, but shows you the
of the public ynd All the day this went on. When
came in the evening, which bright moonlight one
found that the agitation had gone increasing connu
ed until very late hour of the night contrary to all usual
Pc hahtfc tyuhar la
claiming dsputng violently The bettedressed groups
adheens Of the National Guard, Illuminating against
Ledru Rollin in measured terms a cogul and thief
who wanted his bad deeds by getting up the
Of the first revolution. Every where there consdera-
BILE degree of alarm. All along the troos every pas
opening, these groups One young
calling for demonstration to get up emette TO
demand the diSsion of the noxous Minister In fact there
two elements of bitter opposition workthe National
Guards he bourgeoSie and the people Once in the
ing quantity of fellows blouse, coming down the
bouleyards shouting Vive Henri !" 1t seemed very clear
to that they had been put up to this in order excite the
minds Of the people still with the idea that the oppos
ton 10 the Minister Of the Interior and his despoic circular is
only party nanGuyre, vile trick, if it be. An Gche
the walls signed by all the members OF the Govern
ment declaring their intention to maintain the decree about
the fusion Of the National Guards but about the circular Of
course not word said. The proclamation-most Of
which, when addressed to the people, have been soft and
concatoywas angry and almost threatening in its nature
The feeling against Ledru Roin very strong much
that have heard many wedcssed people say, Piy there
is blow his brains out 70 But the people
ed the people strong, and will dare 10 stir. Al
ready you see parties violently and angry opposed TO
another suppose the whole affair will 60 off without
bloodhed but the germs of persecution oppression, aDd vio
ence, the hand and of desire of resistance and OPP
preston, the other, all there. Altogether this
agitation has made the state OF things any thing but pleasant
have just been Hundreds of thousands of the lower
classes throngng the Hotel de Yi unarmed is true
but preceded by drums and bearing bannes they have
tinued to do early hour this morning All
the faubourgs up, aud hrongng hher The hongs of
mobs that have nHamed the last degree, and
shrek like mad people. Their cry g A 6ds les Car
Hstes a 6as les arsOTaes'' There can be doubt what
ever, me- that this whole affair has been got up
excite the peoples manuvre, suppose of Ledu Ron and
his faction, he has any. Legitmss cautious
think of such futile demonstration, and in the present state
Of dsunion Of the government the secedcr for
violent very likely have got up the scheme
to the people his side. The cry is much 'Vve
Ledu Rolhn" g Vive la Repubique" Placards mean
while all the Streets calling upon the people take
up suppress the National Guards who only
nuuvrng they say TO get up counteeyouon in favor Of
Carism-rang likewise, for the sending Of all troops out OF
Pas-snd il disaming, having strict watch kept
the Gardes NaOndur suspeets-in fact giving up Paris
wholly and solely into the hands Of the people The demon
saon of the National Guard yesterday for the purpose
opposing the fusion of their old companies, certainly i'm
prudent but for idea Of couner-evouton in it. the
whole fancy is absurd, although the people, excited by
known agents. call it nothing else In fact the old National
Guards, seems TO me, utterly poweriess
Last night the people took up the affairs Of the demonsa-
changed against the Legims The affair Of the circular
is merged in all this and the declaration Of Lamane
1epuaon Yesterday that the other members Of the Govern
did noapprove public ordinance given by only Of
their MEMBERS and going beyond the laws with promise
that another manifesto should shortly appear in moder
sense has passed of almost unnoced in the hubbub
The report goes that Ledru Ron furious this public
disayowa and it very possible, and probable,
that the s0i-disdnt Cars demonstration
the people the consequence.
Again repeat that these bands cry nobody but
Ledru Roln. have heard again than person
claim aloud :" Is there hand put bullet into that fel
lows brains - "Charlotte Corday might have been of
vice here remarked another Of group Again. there
is exaggeration both Sides But the fact Of
the phnzy and excitement already there and things have
very bad look The people have lost faith in the principles of
the National Guard the higher classes in their courage The
rampant that be link of union If Of Defence has
been thrown down by the affair of yesterday and again. for
the moment, we utter anarchy possible
DO think people do, that the Faubourg ST.
monsraon less Of tolerance and moderation. and hear
OF sweeping ga bas In fact the word aristordfe" may
very all who good coats People no longer
talk the obnoxious circular but able get opinion
on The subject Of quiet home du pep; and this
opinion, although expressed in many WORDS 10
say that Paris had right dictate the provinces that the
departments lukewarm and suspects and that Ledru
oln was night to impose what republican laws he pleased
them What think Of this concentration Of French
y m the form Of Partisan antocralism pretty state Of
things 10 this republic Of peace and orderl
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