Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22

er besought him t indicate the means Of the true progress
which be sounded in their another sad for the stu
psndous ills on which you have dlaed suggest remedy ;
fourth wanted from him the draught of decreea sanave
bill the request handed to him bits Of paper
The philosopher posed ;he could reply only that
not his province be would wait for the schemes Of the Min
ers Two Of theseof the finances and Of commerce. old
radical friends and colleagues of hs-handled him. as you
say America without gloves charged him with the
all gentemany feeling and habit in his disclosures Of p
vae communications from them; and the Minister Of Com
in particular Monsieur FIocon raised himself consd
eaby in the opinion of the Assembly by the felicity Of his
against the socialist drsamers and dogmstss gem
era and by the usness Of bis exposition of the value Of
and experience and Of the difficulties in the
practical management Of political and economical dsempe
rature.
When the ghost of the philosopher gded from The tribune
he succeeded by the member (Ducloux) who called
the Labache of the Assembly account Of his ypesuaed
volume Of voice, maEvellously conrasted with the soft
sccsnts.of Pierre Leroux. "Cszen Representatives.
sno here in order the edition Of tansceaden
tai socialism The title Of beneacor Of humanity does not
sapperain him who sgnazes the gre Of humanity, but
to him who knows how them. would seem, from
the Acknowledgements Of apostle, that he himself like
us, is merely hunting after the truhyet uncaugh not
seven deserted But there this difference between and
'vague, while we who do pretend the glory Of apos
seship the glory Of invention, seek painfully in the
ales of social existence entreat the Assembly put
'end these aggrsssions, which carry beyond the fla
ming bounds Of the world Ducloux then illuminated about
the traitors who censured decrees of absolute necessity, and
encouraged resistance the laws Of the republic with their
rogant structures and their beatfc ncompehensbiies
On the 18th instant the main subject in the Assembly
the proper administration Of Algeria. Leroux
morazed and heorzed concerning white settlements in the
province He adverted with admiration to the history of the
progress Of the European in the United States General
Lamocere answered him, with ample knowledge certainly
Of the Of his exploits and absolute command The
general estimated the Arab population millions and
half Marshal Bugeaud believed the numbers to be
four millions Now you shall learn how the American peo
p enthusiastic for the French republic, requted by
Lamoriciere He said Citizen Pierre Leroux observed
yesterday that be did wish hear any thing of the
Greeks and Romans; but it is incumbent upon to dis
of the millions Of Arabs who there, in Algeria,
with their guns cooked, ( fa haut, least, believe
me, indignant eissan under yoke yet loose, unfas
tened, (encore NAL assure Well, what is it proposed
do with this population Citizen Leroux praies of Amer
but in the gorgeous picture which he has exhibited
of the occupation Of America by the ango-Amecan peo
pie, he has shown side of the mednl-he has not
turned the other What has become Of the Indians Sen
sston in the Assembly You all know it they have been
massacred they have been poisoned by and strong
liquors Thus have done the anglo Americans with the In
dams We do not wish to dispose Of the Arabs in the same
way. [Weil, very well said. Such proceedings, such
MEANS such crimes utterly repudae We abure them
in the Of honor and France [Great applause Yes
in the Of honorof the honor Of couny-of that
mission which fulfilling in the world-in the
Christianity We that the nobest Of Gods creatures
shall be respected, whatever religion they may profess Re-
newed spplause.l We have studied, as well as citizen
Leroux the history of the great of the human
race Of the mighty mgratons Of the vsnqushed. TO us,
the constant spectacle that Of nations conquered crushed
ground under the of conquest Wea far from perceiv
ing the philosophers progress the csames of the past
Since, then, do purpose wish either drive back
into the deserts extermnate the Arabs crush them
we must admit them into account in legislation and ad-
minsratve policy. You will be obliged to retain them
about in the midst of your European coonist and
manage accordingly translate the passage from the Off
cal Monteur Mark the plsudits, if neither the general
himself any Of his auditory remembered the official
bulletins of the sixteen years Algeria the wasting
combss, the sieges, the sormings tie devastating exped
tons, the numbeess razsia the r wings into the sea- the
sitting caves, and the other manifold atrocities which
many French orators and writer's have eIpataied with
phaic reprobston Lamorcers "a chief agent in Of
them) could besow the supposed American crimes You
oil know, said this philanhropist and jealous Christian,
what has become Of the Indians" nearly that
every Of them supposes the whole extinct except
perhaps the Obbeways in Paris Probably the General
read history Of the settlements Of the French in North
Amercatheir with the Indians, particularly in Louis
snso the fate Of the Natchesof the Indian enterprises
prompted or led by the French, against the British colonis
Of the share Of the Canadian French in poisoning the tribes
by rum and forth We shall see how the Arabs will be
preserved when they to discharge their reocks and
struggle again 70 break the yoke Il was Lamocere who
gave that solemn pledge in violation Of which
the emr remains prisoner in France The French Acade-
my has just adudged the prizes for poem the conquerng
epihroon in Aseriaa civilization conquerane en- Alge-
re-a medal worth 1900 francs to NJ Pommier, and one
Of 500 francs Bgnan. This the fifth crown" won by
the latter.
PAnrs, Jurk o. lS4S.
Yesterday large and animated grosps Of the street
in the precincts Of the Legislative castle Louis
Napoleon had declined the post Of colonel Of the national
guards which he had been elected by two baitaons His
osensbIe is ncompadbily Of any military COM
mand with the function Of representative Of the people, 10
whose he dsvo,es himself body and soul His Jour
mails multiply in the provinces Tomorrow the Executive
Government the call Of mouth piece ia the Assembly Of
the clubs and the afcs, is give account Of is mea
detect and Illustrate the Bonapsrte
tionary mancuvres" minister, IN replying yesterday to
ta call h;ntsd Ia the rubs that the roh he