The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

its application For the month France has govern
ed ITSELF without the employment OF any military force
and BY the sole moral au thorty Of the people.
|" Paris with her million OF inhabtarts has never
offered more personal security.
from the scclamstons Of the people will restore 10 the
hands OF the peoples The unaoyea trust
ofthe sovereignty Of the people.
Ctscns-Thcse later days must be like the first and
the provsonei governments authorised to say wills
it. The national assembly must find the republic ssfree
from gil appearances Of disorder from it's cradle
on the immortal Gay on which it had birth the barr
Beware, citizens that too enthusiastic show Of IA
trotism does not become of alarm and trouble
10 this city, the seat of tho republic In city rema.k
able for the calm and dignity OF its peoplehs distur
Dances In the streets which put stop to
firing OF musketry which alarms the pescesble cannot
be tolerated or understood. Let tbs republican
monies so magnihcer In their simplicity, be conducted
By the public authorities, consult them. and they will
arrange your patriotic manifestations
DO not allow anything, citizens, which may give
pretext 70 tHe enemies either domestic foreign
our repubc anything which can sully the halo Of s
the signs s''"
Assist the sovelnmsn, in tn. maintenance of order
IN hs CITY Let every one return quietly to his worx;
adopt your accustomed mode of life bspnv and proud
IN being republican, we shall pass in peace the days
every hour becoming less troubled which
from the time when our representatives shall meet
Citis.ns the provisional government W bch is your
work, which you support with much devotion appss
to your wisdom, to your patriotism; unite yourseives
with II to consolidate the republic
said the provisional government has orecre ell the
The following proclamation has been sddseu.a to the
army
TO THE ARMY.
CITIZEN SoLDfEBs,-You owe additional title TO
the republic You only soldiers-it has made you
citizens restoring to you your part in the
oftne people But In conferripg this additional title
on you the republic imposes you additional duty
You had only TO discharge the duties Of the
have n.w those Of the citizen You had only one Law
discipline Yos have two-di discipline and the love
OF order Discipline and order have been disturbed in
some regimens The provisional government of the
Puohc Immediately turned its attention ruch
~ ostsfmined TO rspress them with the justice and
A'p,py OF republican government; but, before
souns ~ desire. to warn You will respect its voice
LOOK NJ the peopc Admire this voluntary which
mas esspshed aud maintains itself BY the siogle dis
cipiine o. the general reason What can II be you who
ought 20 De the animated type Of order in the country
you who can give TO this admirable people the hrst and
only examples Of disorder No; YOU will respect
cause to b. respected the religion Of the nag hi. wsr,
other ~iee, we should take measures which would affect
u.s. but which would energetcsy rs-.stablish disoi.
pine. Great duties are reserved you Keen tn.
army intact and strong for the evsntuaties OF the
country We about 10 increase your ranks, there
will be place aud glory for all patriotism We shsl
shall thorty assemble Populations Of the army around
the RATIONAL csntre nc Paris 10 frsterpize with the
people and tho Nsuosa Guard Let no shade Of dsor.
Ger STAN the hsgs which about 10 distribute TO