Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-05-13

/ Reforms will come, and these to an extent at pre-
sent undreamed Of, but they will all take place in
the usual way, namely, with the concurrence Of
: the House of Commons for the time being, aided
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| FRANCE.
On Sunday, the 10th Of April, there g demonstra
ion Paris excited by the violent Of the clubs The
object of which overthrow the Provisional Govern
men least the expulsion therefrom Of its
moderate members Il put down by the National Guards
who mustered in sufficient numbers to oveawe the dstubers
Considerable excitement however, continued for two or thres
days.
The desire of the leaders in this movement to form
Government consisting OF Ledru Roln, CADET Banqu
Albert Louis Blanc, Flocon, Arago RasPai and Pierre La
Roux. Accordingly Sunday morning, the organ OF the
clubs the Commune de Paris, summoned all revolution
aires to meet in the Champs de Mars The effect was that
the bouevards and crowded with professions
making their way towards the Champ de Mars but it
I'LL towards o'clock that the alarm taken by tie
Government At that hour the rappef began to beat the
shops closed and unvea panic seized upon the pub
lie. The assembly Of ouviers in the Champs dc Mars
amounted upwards of 900 men, and they directed their
steps towards the Hotel de Vile. Amongst the cries were,
"a has Lamartnc" and GA bas e Commencement Provi-
sionae The national guard and the garde mobile were
called out and the critical state OF things threatening reign
OF terror furnished the Government with for calling
in the troops of the lne couple Of regiments were brought
into Paris cannon for the first time since the revolution,
placed before the Hotel de Ve OF the national guards
of Paris fewer than 100 900 assembled the quays and
bouevards, joined by 40, 900 Of the bane suburbs to
these added 90 900 Of gards mobiles and this body,
between which and the national guards jealousy had
previously existed anzed they passed each other and
their differences buried in oblivion. The
Of Paris thus secured.
The usual exhibitions and speeches took place before the
Hotel de Ve and the of the communists sank appa
reny into nsigni6cance counterdemonstraion is OF
threatened In the Of the tumu at the Hotel
de Vie CADET stigmatzed Lamarne traitor to the
public Lamarinc withdrew, and having consulted with
his colleagues orders arrest CADET issued in the
of the evening There be doubt that the whole affair
tended to strengthen materially the moderate party in the
Provisional Government.
On the Saturday evening previous to the Sundays demon
sration high words took place between M Maast and M
Ledu Roln in the council M Ledru Rolln applied the
opprobrous term ache coward, to M Marras whom he
accused Of betrayiDg his principles M Marras followed this
up by blow; he struck NJ Ledru Roin, and the other
members nteered and prevented further violence Indeed
1t openly asserted that the plot of Banqui and CADET
the Sunday, which gnaly failed favored if
certed by the extreme party the Provisional Government
which, it be pe, must lead to its speedy reconstruction
In the assemble Rationale is article declaring that
commee OF public safety has been established in Paris
proclamation by the Provisional Government against clubs
meeting in gives some countenance to the rumor
The following circular published Paris on Saturday.
the Of M. Ledru Rolin contributed very greatly in
dispose the Parsans to the Communists Its
violent tendency rendered the Of M. Ledu Ron
unpopular that he compelled to disavow its authenticity,
and declare that had been issued from his department with
out his knowledge and sanction
Bulletin de la Repubigue, No. l6.
PARIS, APRIL Is, 1s4sCilzens, have not been able
to pass from the rule Of corruption to that Of right in day,
an hour An hour Of inspiration and herosm has suced for
the people establish the principle of truth but eighteen
of lies oppose to the rule Of truth obstacles which breath Of
wind does The elections if they do produce
the triumph of social TRUTH if they not the expression Of
the interest of CASTE the elections which ought to be the
safety of the republic will be beyond doubt its destruction.
In that there would be but way of safety for the peo
Pile who made the baucades to manifest second time its
will and to adjourn the decision Of false national representa-
ton. Can be that France could wish to force Paris to have
to this extreme this deporable remedy God for
bid But France has confded Paris great mission
and the French people will consent render that mission
incompatible with the order and calm necessary for the debe
rations Of the constituent body
Paris regards ITSELF with just reason the representative
Of all the population Of the national territory Paris is the
advanced post Of the army which combas for republican IDEAS
Paris the rendezvous for all the generous deermnaton-a
the moral forces Of France Paris will not separate its
from that Of the people, which suffers, waits and raises its
voice from extremity Of the country the other. III
anarchy works off if social influences perve the udg
ment betray the will Of the dispersed msed by
distance the people Of believes ITSELF and declares itself
to be conformity responsible for the interests of the whole
ton On points wealth claims its privileges and menaces
with the affection Of being obliged to conquer, when
should have wished only persuade. In every part LEI the
people OF the county tn0se OF the towns,
and let the people Of the towns join that which, in the
Of ALL and for the glory has achieved the principle Of
happy and noble future. Every where the Of the
people the same every where the interests Of the poor and
the oppressed are conformity responsible
II the republic oisuccumb at Paris il would succumb
not only in France, but in the whole universe which, with
its eyes fixed us herocaly in for It's deliver
Citizens II must not be that you should arrive at the
point Of being forced TO violate yourselves the principles Of
your sovereignty Between the danger Of losing the conquest
by the fault Of incapable assembly, and that OF
Of popular indignation, the Provisional Government only
you and point out the peril which you Il has
not the right to do violence to mems opinions, and TO make
attack the principles Of public right Elected by you,
neither prevent the evil that would be produced by the
Misunderstood exercise Of sacred duty, stop your
ment the day which, perceivng yourselves your mistakes
you would feel inclined to change its form the exercise Of
that right But what II do, what il ought do, IL
enghten you 10 the consequences Of your Long
since the representatives of the people saved the country by
Procaiming the danger Of the country. In nation like
France the idea of danger demoraize only those who
have not a French heart.
The Frenchman loves the idea Of DANGER which
veys TO him the idea Of victory Well them the country
Is longer in danger, in the days Of iA repubic
the enemy Is longer at gae the physical struggle
no longer exists in rankshere is intellectual strug
gle, moral DANGER which great moral courage anu great
faith in ideas can alone conjure away.
Citizens let have that courage Let us free ourselves
from an undersood physical idea, from all local
passions Let preserve ourselves from the enemies who
fatter by caresng order the better destroy liberty
which ngs Let the republic at every
cost il still depends us to without convulson and