New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

In examining my conscience have nothing with which
20 reprcsch myset
owe ito The teoDe who have bestowed Their confidence
sne. he-tafe not % declare thai ,neAof"ois -
tory. Ia IN PAGE Of truth VIII say tn.- lh Pa,ier
through a terrible crisis We have maintained oloel'
altho4rh the ucote were wrctched and starving ~"
Ionred rnovefneat) and why did the people ~. =,
why were they IN want Because u W. az 49,,
who were unable 70 do anything. Your lo's- - ~
pian-if not apply them 20 the people. becAN-sN -
sa.d You zee these theorists who buoy yo' up wa
chimcTcal hops but what have intl Nono
YOUR wives cea.ed % be unhappy and hungry ne
ne,ycd a-it4fou, And yet keptth people Tranquil
bv avlny them hope when we could not give iaem re-
sifv, Il w. tins tia; we replied 20 AT The carmncs
no, a sgsi,.f ns Ihavc declared ihst until const
ration should be formed, would remain stranger 10
pswer Bitter annoyance, II Is true, has entered my
heart but not hatred BATHS certain that have repeat
edly bcen the object Of calunni0us attacks-thatlai
thu moment great umult broke fortn which lasted Tor
some tme)-I convinced that there Is not one
among you who would not have had me heart cfifiy
~rulg II he had been the object 81 attacks slhHI t
those which have been directed against tCres %
"No NON They have affected me the more from ne
fact that they were not leTccd against my hea-. u
ms idea- DC false lct them succuno' bs' - 20 iny "
teni.on--l interruption and cries Of p 10 no ..,
The attacks made 90 me have afflicted, bui IN """i-
discouraged shall not the lees re- - ~ - -
the cause VI the people shall away7 ,i1.-p
lent fn-erruDf.on aud cries Of We sis0t We ALSO
The whole assembly here became more ara more NO
ently agtsied aad Then roe Dy a,a., he 20
r1eni protesting by their ordinations against me re
r,.rks ~ " Ifrs blanc Great agitation prevailed TOT
sor1e time a. length the honorable member was apie
20 make himself heard, snf proceeded cannot te
You how happy the sentiments You have Just displayed
render me i-ironcal sughtef) was convinced That
fhere war no one here who would not take the cause o
the people 10 hand and 20 call form an expression
Of your sentiments, that employed tie observations
yoa have just heard. dispersion % dou6tJ But you
who love tie people do not delay % come % tneif a.
sis.ancc Remember tina, hunger admits OF no oelay-
That Il rejects the provisional What you have 70 DO TOT
a.. ef.fIo fvho has D 2
yourselves with their wants. % create Ministry Of
Labor and Progress. loud laughter here interrupted
the speaker -
ton Renewed iaughter) II am DESTROYS Of witness
ing the triumph ofideas 70 which have deVoted my le
II l. because these ideas seem 70 me the coune
Of the feeling that 81 present prevails IN society cay
tha the nomination Of Ministry Of Labor ana Progress
would have for its Obe supply remedy 70 tern
bic stuaton-yes terrible a. can declare Tor have
closely examined II. You were tod yesterday tDat
there are no longer political parties IN J rance De-
heve H. But what exists, and what must De prevented
from existing Is the great and lameniaole party VINO
are the victims Of want Il the party for the dissolu
ton OF which we must labor necessarily. demand
then that labor be Immediately organized IN order 10
prevent the revolution Of hunger prolonged asita
~ peupin-I Join most hearty in the opinion express
cd by the honorable member who has Just addressed
you that something ought 10 be done Tor inc WORKING
classes 1 conceive that a committee OF inquiry Ougth
20 be appoinicd 70 aid the Assembly, by iis mvestga
lions. 10 deyise means to alleviate the misery that
presses tina; part Of the population Let mat DOoy
call before /, the delegates Of the working classes oil
PARIS and others from the provinces and decide what
ought 10 be attempted stand here as the envoy OF
the working classes. and myself workman (cheersD
10 advocate their cause beseeeh you theIeloIe' 70
turn your attention to the present situation OF that body
but Tor that purpose ] do not ask you to appoint
special minister loud cries Of " Hear hear WINE
every eve was turned toward W. Louis Blanc9 In my
view Of the case the Minister OF Labor must be the
Minister of Public Works. loud appreciation, ac
companed with much laughing, every one stu looking
NJ NJ Louis Blanc) What passes outside ought not 70
occupy our attention much, end yet the truth Is
the workmen only Tant that their labors should give
them sufficient support and they are wen aware thai
work can only be given where confidence exists (ear
heaT) that confidence only emanaie from this As
sembly For according ~ 1t acts, confidence VIII be
restored more less rapidly. CLEAR, hear)
AZ 10 the Committee established al Luxembourg IN
opinion il is not 10 blame Tor IN order 10 be blame
able something must be done and ithas done nothing
cloud laughter and applausc) Not that there was not
IN it much good will and ability but the very elements
with which il constituted rendered all ns Efforts
perfectly inefficient A committee OF inquiry, appoint
ed by you viii, repeat place itself IN comlnunica
with the heads of the different working assoc'a.
tons, and being seconded IN its efforts by you VIII
soon establish confidence and that confidence viii be
the safety of us all loud applause)
NJ Barbes wished the Assembly 10 declare that "
Louis Blanc had deserved well OF his county
(Oh. oh)
10 occupy itself with the social question under the pen
atty Of being despsed By France and cursed by poster
ity; but II could not realize by one blow what could
only be the result of the cOrs.O ages. Che emphatic
tone of the hon member and hs gestures excited loud
shouts of laughter and he left the tribune after making
two more movements OF his arms more oxtrsvagant
THAI all the preceding onos)
The President consulted the Chamber "a TO whether
II wished TO nominate Minister of Labor and Of Pro
gr.ss a. suggested by NJ Louis Blanc.-Unanimously
rejected
The Chamber decided on appointing committee Of
inquiry to examine the question relative to the working
classes OF all denominations