The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18

made 10 the country
. General LamorioIere has been appointed maud
ant OF the National Guards
(signed) "TaIrRs, OoiLLor BAaaor
- DuyERaWR NJ HAURANvE, LaMoRIcHnE
~ inc minstars have quilted their hotels
The Boure@ is closed
From Gdlsnasi's Messenger of Thursday afternoon
some o our extracts from the lending articles of the
Paris journals of this day will ba read with psnfu in
terest We begin with quotation from the Rsforme
AS being sort Of manifesto put forth for adoption by
the masses who ia open opposition 10 In. con
stituted authorities This journal say, The minis
try has sunk In blood With it must he pulled down
that odious Infamous system of which Il is the expires
sion. The French people wish to b. free They have
proved ~ they have been great they in the
IS 1t TO be believed that tho change Of Guizot for
Mole or Theirs satisfy them If any men do be
lieve this they deceive Themselves We, who have n
right to spsske In of the people for We have
never abandoned them. deceived them W. make
ourselves the echo of thsir Just demands The follow
log are the demands of the citizens of the preren day
The liberation of the citizens arrested yesterday
and the day before
4" The impeachment Of the ministers
banquet sunday,
The electoral reform founded on populsr hasa,
The abolition of the laws of September
me Outstanding Of the Municipal Guard.
~ general amnesty
g These demands are Just and moderate How oap
they detsn la prison men who did singy, on Tuesday,
what the National Guard, and the people united ala
yesterday! The impeachment of the ministers but
too well justified by what has passed during the ast
two days. The conflict between the ministry and tn
people has Of the question on the right on
meeting This right must be established d. Taeto The
citizens have purchased IL but TOO dearly Electoral
reform has been Practically called for by all France
rars now demands With aouder voice. It II time 60
listen BIT The liberty ofthe press the guaranty of
all other liberties With it France wouid never have
fallen into an sbyts OF booief blood from which It Ia
resolved to emerge the laws Of September have mutt
lated the liberty Of the press Let them disappear
The Municipal Guard he's snased itself by excuses
10 mas violated the laws by firing without making the
required summoases to drperss lei it give place to
civic institution Finally general amnesty is In every
mouth in every heart. BY these ord>r will be
promptly restoredn
The National publishes leader, tn, following
The democratic electoral committee
has sent us the following communications The minis
try ~ overurned-bo for, well But the late events
which have asitated the capital call the attention s
good oltiz Ems rs to become ndsps nsabe
legal manifestation, announced long beforehand has
fallen all at ooce before lbereide menanoe, hurled
mas been displayed as ifParis had been foreign capital
not nc its gates but in ns very heart The people ge
divided by soldiers and heroic blood has flowed In
these circumstances the members of the Democratic
ELECTORAL Committee of ths ACCOMPLISHMENT of the
Seine impose on ourselves the duty of strongly remind
Ing every one that il the patriotism Of all the cit
zens organized as National Guards that repose by the
very terms OF the charter, the guarantees OF lib
erty We have several points soldiers stopping
short, with noble grief with brotherly emotion be
fore the people without arms And in fact how mourn
full is for all of true feeling to have set before
them the alternative OF falling ia the laws OF discipline
or killing their fellow c'tzens Tho oty of science,
OF the arts Of Industry, Of civilization Paris fact
cannot be the field of battle which French sol
diers have pictured to themselves. Their stti
have been ordered to play On the other hand tho Ma
ona Guard has energstcsly pronounced itself as It
certain that the result which has been obtained would
AVE been attained without any euson Of blood II there
lad not been on the part of the ministry direct provo
alton resulting from brutal display Of troops There
ore the members of the democratic electoral COMMITTEES
ropose for the signature of all the good citizens the fol
owing petition :-ConsderiDg that the application of
ne army TO he putting down Of civil disturbances is
attack on the dignity Of ises peGr. and the mo-
: - ., 'Tas
,hore Of the citizen that the National Guard was in
titoted precisely to safeguard the repoes OF hs city
md 30 protest the liberties OF the nation; that to 1t
lone IL belongs to distinguish revolution from mere
disturbances the undersigned citizens demand that the
usrd they demand that the Municipal Guard shall be
dissolved; they demand that 1t be decided egsatveY
for the future the shall not be employed int
sptesson of civil troubles y
The Steel, says II The people believe themselves to
betrayed they raise barricsdes In the streets and
SEX In every direction for From time to time we
,sar firing without knowing the No one can say
low this day will pass over If the most striking ss-
be not given TO the people the most
rout and decisive measures be not taken TO have us
ice dops AID to have the liberties the rights ana the
Of France conded to firm aod sure hands worthy
protecting such precious deposit Let the whole OF
the National Guard be under arms Tomorrow lei 1t
united let show itself as firm as 1t hos ben
moderate Let IL continue to watch over state OF al
fairs full of DANCER and uncertainty. Thanks TO Tho
good feeling which exist. between the crowd aud tho
people the misortunes towards which blindness and 90
9 tnacy have mpelled us may be prevented
The Courier EGncats publishes AS It's hrst leader
address to the National Guards, from wscn we ex
tract the following -" You have cried, pfpe Ia Ne
forme snd ministry has fallen you have cried NJ
f,uchez pas psup and every weapon Tell before you
You have demanded reform, and you have had gyea
YOU new ministry with NJ Mole at it's head; II this
ministry Is but lure for the purpose OF deptving
you of reform, the s2itation will continuei the shops
will be again cosed the Municipal Guard will re-sppear
blood-stainsd streets ana interests again com
promised will follow the breaking up Of our Institutions
which "a again threatened
Dif the new miaissry does not mmediately It's b.,
ing formed enter into formal engagement TO effect an
extensive and complete reform such as IL called Tor by
the wishes and wants OF the oountry u the tlsi1per
which has ceased to command respeotthe opposition az
well the majority latter by its sborVe attempts
reaction and the other by its unqushhsbe weakness
at the moment when resolution aad were dc
anded from t; IL that Chamber which has not for
moment found isef equal 10 the state into which tbs
had been brought is not dissolved; If the NUM-
cpal Guard, henceforth condemned 20 the Legitimate
xorstion Of the capits by tbs excuses By which IL has
sgraced itself if this preyotal guard Is not dis'
missed f public order and liberty, disturbed oy the PEE
OF garrison OF 10000 round the capital, are
placed exclusively under the protection OF the Ms
tonal Guard the agitation will continue Such are the
conditions whch you must dctateto the government to
aware docs not allow itself 20 be led by hstrcd against
csrtsin it is particularly impeled by IT'S
sympathy for certain principles? The principle when
IL invokss Ia that Of reform reform IN tns name Oh
which you have yourself conquered oil he resistance Oh
the Eoysrnment IL little matters that NJ Guisot De re
placed by NJ Mole II b5ra system be not substituted
from, that policy OF compression and corruption from
which you bave promised to deliver rs soiiersoL or
r ad of liberty tho security Paris the repose OF Tho
whole of france are henceorth in your keeping You
know on what conditions you can answer for it We,
Yesterday made appeal TO you for order and We to-
day make IL for liberty u will be heard, Viye IL Re
fornep You have conquered by that sgni do not Tor
get 1t
The Prssss has the following There Is an end OF
the government established in 1880, If II knows not how
10 raise itself to the height OF It's task IL rs not By de
uying origin that We become great, but by enDobn
The new cabinet would abuse itself not less serious
IL IL il should imagine that the fall OF Nj Guizot IL
enough give satisfeotion to all legitimate claims 70
appeese all the passions which have bean over excited
AMI 90 dspense with the ministers having ideas OF
their own Guzot hes lost himself by the excess oil
his OPTIMISM; but bsfore sinking, how many times mas
he escaped from imminent danger by the briancy o.
his eiovuenoe This Is what ought never 20 De ioiBot
ten in order to redeem fully inequality 81 tGlens py
tak ing the initiative Of feound activity ~ suohe
how TO combine aud prudence two QUANTITIES wn,cn
are never lost sight Of but by those vho heVo ..u
ygor prud Whaever may De tl7 co 4. w -
of the ministry row forming we bssten 90 tci " tnas
l. ouv by faithful performance OF these INA.