The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-31
PROCLAMATION OF THE PROVIS-
lONAL GOV VERNMENr.
TO THE FRENCH PEOPLE.


retregrsde and OLGA rchic,i Govern
ment has been overIhrown by the heroism
OF the people OF Paris.
| The Government has fed leaving after
il trace of blood, which precludes for
ever us relurn.
The blood of the people has flowed as
! in July, but this time the generous blood
shall MOI be deceived. 1t has achieved a
national and popular Government, in ac-
cord With The tights, the progress, and the
Twill Of this great anu generous people
A PROVISIONAL Government sprung by
acclamatior and urgency from the voice of
the people, and the deputies Of the depart
menls in the sitting OF the Oath is invested
momen'arly with the care Of he organic
ing aud ensuring the national victory.
II is composed of-M NJ. Dupont, (del'
Enre) Lamartine, Cremieutz, Arago, [of
the Iastitue,l Ledru Rolin, GARNER
Pages, Marie.
The Government has for Secret aries
M NJ Armand Marrast, Louis Blanse
Eesafna sa E;loapn
These citizens have hot hesilated one
9 instant in accepting the patriotic mission
imposed upon them by urgency.
When blood flows, when the Capitol OF
France is on FIRE. the commission Of the
provisional Government is derived from
the public peril and the public safety.
The whole of France will understand it
and will afford it the concurrence of pa
triotsm. Under the popular government
proclaimed by the Provisional Govern
ment, everv citizen is magistrate
Frenchmen, give the world the example
that Paris has given to France; prepare
yourselves, by order and by confidence in
yourselves, for the powerful institutions
which you are to be called upon to give
to yourselves.
Tie Provisional Government. wills for a
Republic, saving the raliicatons of the
French people, which is to be immediate.
Iy consulted.
Neither the pc ople Of Paris nor the Pro
visional government, pretends TO substi-
tule their opinion for the opinion of the
citizens on the defnitive form of the gov
ernment, which the sovereignty ofthe ma
,lon will proclaim.
The unity of the nation formed hence
forth, of all the classes of the nation which
! compose III;
: The government of the nation by itself
Liberty, equality, and fraternity fol
principles
Tie people for motto and mot d'ordre
Such is the Democratic government
. which France owes herself, and from
= " hich onr efforts should be insured.
These sre The frs acts of the Provision
al Government.
NJ. DuAuni [de lEure,] President of th'
Council.
NJ. re Lamartine, Minister of Foreigl
Affairs.
NJ. Arago, Minister of Marine.
: NJ. Cremteux, Minister of Justice.
General Bedeau, Minister Of War.
NJ. Ledru Roliu, Minister OF the Interi
or.
NJ. Betamont. Minister Of Commerce.
; NJ. Carnot, Minister Of Public lnstruc
} ton.
NJ. Goud chaux, Minister of Finances.
, NJ. GARNER Pages, Mayor of Paris.
NJ Recurt, AdJoint
; VI. Gepnard, AdJnint.
General Covrignac, Governor of AL
giers.
; General Courtais, Commandant-Gen.
5 ersl of National Guards.
Tie other Mayors ale Professionally re
rained, as well as the AdjoInts, under the
name Of Mayors Adjoinis Of arrOndise
ment.
The Prefectnrs OF Polio is under the or.
der of the Mayor OF Paris, and will be re-
CO o stitutsd under another bill.