Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-12
VOL. XXVI.--NO. DO

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Wl,NsLi VIVA tbon c,llea To the tribune 10 deye,n.
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,hcif r.iloayuoa and IN mn instant all il,e henehe.
llch NJ loula Blanc entered At that momen,
NJ N,luy.ki c3nt,l,fel th,, the r,..st ,I,,;,,ta
i si,r Frnne, cooi1 ,cr,n,,1i.h ,,nnld II. ,ho ,s.,
Il poland; that France Of The Norh which, dr..
existence had been The bnwqlk Of ei,ljz,iion and
l,ndim
Ilere NJ Decosre one If tho oprstors n.cond,l ih,
tribune aud "a that contrary to the exprrs, odgrs Of
tho ,nsstars thpf,y,t,,,r ehi,r r H. ,,,;,.l ,1
had Grar ed the slrg of the m,vr,be na,Iana Guard.
IN dary IN the nace 10 ahe oil their bay nets and place
lhru m arahba,ls
NJ cemcn, 'rhnnoa Ind ri,cn ia s,eoL ,hs, IN.
public galIrrc. were turbly .ntere1 bv me, carving
iaunes aud CRYING "ytye /, = Ir,ner,, Several ind
ylunla ais, penetrated into the bnll Inv lin, aid, dn,
amongst hcm captain OF the artillery of tho naon~
al guard. who TUNED ont by the members and ofR
Gers oi The iiruye
The greatest confusion ensured and the President was
obliged IL cover hmscf Mrasrs Barbos. Clement Tho
mas, and others, occupied the irbune The f,rmcr at
fcult In ap,ak hut prevented by NJ Iarabil All
she nembrr4 ot the No'uiiyu Ivern neat left The hall
at llis moment
NJ Th1m . yaInly underworld 10 aalress the mce
ing. At thu, inrmcn the crnwd fnshed ia by all The
d.pa and became complete master 81 The hall Several
ucmbefs. having prncsed were rlrraicd by the peo-
pie. l.adru Hnlln assembled the tribune but bring
unable 10 obtain hearing. he el 1t to Barbes and Ban-
gul
Shortly afterwards VI iucle- re-enlered tho hall ne.
c,npnoed by the pclecl OF Police and The member, Of
la, Executive Commissions NJ BlfIes invited the peo
Ilp 10 silence IN order thai ihn Assembly minht hear
The prinion. which nan 81 III. people standing near
him held n hls hand. NJ attention. haVcver was paid
IN his sung lan. and the petition was read amidst the
utmost luuuli
Gen toU,tos. Rnspail Blanqpi Barbes and mcn
dressed IN bou.ea and ia ihs stris occuned the tri-
buuc. all yucif rtling together.
NJ Louis Blaoe then appeared by the sids of the
prc,.drnl pui was hailed with loud cheers by this
|m,h
Silence loirp Restored onis Banr invited the people
Nenre In urlef Tint ta petition n, g be read and
! tlrol, Discussed.
! The pelui II was aear rcnd By n del,o,ie Of the
clubs ln concluded By Demanding that Ihe Assembly,
decree inst inter that friendly in yil,,u he ,I,n..od
In tle Northern Power, /, "a o.,,,l,sh p,l,nl and
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