The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-07
NUMBER 81.

II Dances al Amiens, Lyons, Naence, and
e other large towns. More department,
: have expelled the Government commssa
) ries for high handed, revolutionary pro.
J, cesses. At st. Eiieunc converts have
Q been sacked by "furies 10 the shape Of
D women" and in another quarter even sn
n establishment. Of the deaf and dumb as.
/. saulled. The passion Of riot and devas,a
ton seems epdemical in France and Ger
3 many. The French National Guards in
the interior are not deficient in resolution,
3 and promp,ilude for repression where this
, is practicable.
Vegetation in France has rarely been so
advanced and luxurianl at this season as it
is-of every kind. Abundan. crops are
promised from every quarter, though much
interruption in iloge and hu.bandry is eS.
pcrienced. The question of The mannrss
is undertaken in France and England with
fresh zeal by chemists and agficultufisis
and the scientific societies. So complica.
ted is the machinery Of the French cleo.
tons, tina. the Paris Academy Of Sciences
has been chiefly engaged in devices and
calculations for simplifying it, and render.
ed possible the taking and counting the
millions Of votes in any tolerable time.
Messrs. Charles Dupin, Cauchy, and LIE.
verrier have, as committee, submitted
their repor. on the subject.
The social principle laid down as tho
first and commanding object Of the revolu.
ton Of February appears 10 have created
alarm all over France, for i, is feared that
i, will be applied on such a scale as TO
place all acquired rights in jeopardy.
Yesterday afternoon yellow placard
was stuck up in Paris, on which was prin.
ted, Workmen, take good care Of your
arms and ammunition, for the revolution il
no, finished =
PARIS, April %, 1s4e.
The vas, hall Of the national assembly
is nearly completed at the ex- palace Of the
Deputies: it is SO built as to ress. an at.
tack Of the people, in case of an emeute +!
A decree of yesterday appoints the repub.
lican guard of the Hotel de Vile the regu.
lar guard Of the assembly.
The night before the las! Paris was
thrown into fresh alarm by this circum.
stance. In many Of the wards in the cleo.
lions Of Sunday and Monday for the Ma
tional Assembly, which were closed at ten
at night, the extreme radical or anarchical
party, or the ticket Of Ledru Rolin, Blanc,
Focon, and Albert, had VIGOROUSLY failed
The police received certain information of
a plot of some violent clubs and their myr.
mIdons TO carry off and destroy the ballot
urns. Large number, Of the National
Guards were Immediately summoned 'pour
TN service durgence," the urns committed
10 strong vehicles aud strong backs, and
transferred 10 tho offices Of the Mayors
under considerable military escorts. II
was business Of several hours. The
posts al the Offices were doubled. The
2Slh instan, is fixed for the general count.
ing of the votes at the Hotel de Vile.
POSTSCRIPT.
We have received details Of the procee.
dings al the opening Of the French Cham.
Der on the b insl., which were highly ia.
leresilag, and passed off satisfactorily
The members OF the Provisional Govern.
meni, distinguished by ,ri.coloured sashes,
went in procession 10 the Chamber, from
which all persons having aims were exclu.
ded. Loud applause greeted them on the
way, and on their arrival in the Chamber.
Amongs, the members present, beside the
Government, were the Bishop of Orleans,
Lacordaire (in the dress of Dominican
fIiar,) NJ. de Monialembert, OdilIon Bar.
rot, Dupin, Berger, Bcranger, Laroche.
Iaqueln, and Bllault. NJ. Dupont (de la
Eure) was the first Of the Government
who entered, followed closely by Lamar.
tine and tie others. NJ. Audry de Puyre.
vean, senior deputy, took the chair as
president; after which NJ. Dupont ascen.
ded the tribune, and delivered the follow.
ing speech:
Citizen Representalives-The Provis.
ional Government bows before the nation,
and renders homage to the supreme power
with which you are invested. Elected Of
the peop'e, welcome TO the grea, capital
where your presence excites sentiment
Of happiness and hope, which will not DO
disappointed. repositories Of the nation.
al sovereignty, you are about to establish
nc" i"Sh'uNouS uPou tho idiSe odbiS Ot
democracy, and to confer on France the
only constitution fitting for her-a repub-
lican constitution. Thus having proclaim.
ed the grea, political law which will de.
fniiely constitute the country, you will,
like US, occupy yourselves 10 re-
gulating the peaceabe and efhcaclous &C.
tion Of the government, in the relation
which the necessity Of labor establishes a.
mong citizens, and which must have for ito
basis the sacred laws of justice and frater.
nifty. In fine, the moment has arrived for
the Provisional Government, 10 resign into
your hands the unlimited power with which
the revolution invested it. You know
whether with US the dictatorship has been
anything more than moral power, exer-
cised amidst the difficult circumstances in
which we were placed. Faithful to our
origin and 10 our formed convictions, NO
hesr,ated not to proclaim the nascent re-
public Of February. To-day we inaugu.
H. N.t.nooI