Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-28

TO the minds Of esders the between what now
exists and what has gone before
Dissensions in the assembly.
Tins dlscord OF parties also bottom Of the perpetual
turmoil IN which the deliberations of the Assembly
Quoted and OF which have so oe had occasion to speak
II appears in an alfe here, and in newspaper article hee
III legitimate ol to-day and republican bravado o-nor-
row but above all appears in the midst Of the assembled
representatives. oi the nation The out of which
grew at irst some OF which have named above are now
more active than ever and consequently the hostility is more
profound anu bitter Ihf antagonists anayed before each
oher and threatening, and wers not that milder
epoch makes return 10 the reign Of terror mrossibc, II
would if the of tho Cvvenuon about to
be renewed The passions excited violent as them
but thanks TO the passage Of half century, they cannot be
reused to such bloody and unsparng action. The worst that
can of them civil war; and that let u hope
the senius Of France msy prevent.
1Nocesgenis of Parties.
u Is hardly yesterday since the friends of Henry v were
agitang the northern departments by their demonstrations Of
hope and faith in the speedy establishment of that repre-
sentative OF divine right upon the throne Of his ancesorsa
faith and hope, by the way yet exngushed II is hardly
yesterday since oil Paris all France and all Europe were
alarmed at the election Of Louis Napoleon, fearing that his
arrival here might be the signal for insurrecona fear
entirely without reason Now il is the turn Of the republ
cans to alarm their feowczens They have begun series
OF banque celebrating tie original proclamation OF the re-
public The first oi thcs, last week at the Chalet and
was noticed in my last 1t has beer succeeded by similar
manifestations In almost every quarter Of the country lm
tatng the reform banquet which distinguished the latter part
OF the reign OF Louis Philippe they announced their nten-
on 10 maintain the agitation of the reoms and OF the new
measures which they have adopted their political pro-
granme. At Of these festivals is alleged that, with the
ascent OF the wine into the brains Of the young republicans
who were present. the most alarming sentiments have been
expressed the red republic invoked drunk TO Barbes
to Maat and to Robespiere and the return Of the guone
proclaimed as the only salvation OF the republic On the other
hand the party in whose interest the banauets mainly
heid-he Socialist Republican party-repudate all such ex
ravagances and declare that they have other end in view
than the legitimate dissemination OF their principles which
are they airm the opposite of all violence, and when
charged with The wish the of the guone, they
reply that they have proved themselves opposed to the gull
lotne altogether they have used all their efforts to procure
the abolition Of capital punshmentby constitutional provision
Scene in the assembly.
The pitch to which the spirit of the opposing parties is
wrought up illustrated the Assembly Saturday.
which surpassed all its previous manifestations
The occasion banquet at Toulouse, where according
to the report the revolutionary excitement all the length
that could &c and be expressed merely in words The
ncpa authorities the preec Of the department. and in fact
ell the official characters Of the place present, with the
exception Of the commundant Of the troops stationed there and
his sabordnas The matter brought up in the Assem-
bly, by call upon the Minister of the Interior for expana-
tons as to the presence of the project the mayor, and the
municipal council.
The representative by whom the call made NJ Den
joy, from The Gronde, gentleman the warmth Of whose at
tachmsnt republican principles not very generally beev
seemed to have been opened at ali points Of France The
presiding thought them was according appearances
only to celebrate the fysiXh anniversary Of the republic
but also 10 protest against the refusal Of the right labor and
against the existing Government the Government of
ta law OF tIaIspoaons nnsse and of the suspension
Journals At the banquet Of Toulouse the parties sum
moned to NEE. by handbl which bore the motto, Fpe Ia
RepubEque Denocratqie e Socal " So that there could
be no doubt as to the character OF the affair before took
place.
M D,nioys manner as he cor nep.ed his ramarks ras
not OF concaory SORT He is at all times speaker Of the
militant and aggressive order, and he seemed bent
provoking the Mountain to the utmost. He evidently
succeeding in his ntenton o each phrase received
with the loud Interruptions which the fashionable response
when any thing unpeasng said but with hoarse murmur
that indicated the gathering OF much formidable
than those which daily burst within the walls Of the chamber
To these warnings W. Denjoy paid the slightest attention.
exccp give keener and biting edge his words
AT this banquet Continued the spoakcr ii words
not enough taken 10 address the eyes The pillars
Of the hail were drape With red the pedestal Of statue OF
liberty red he coclades by the guests
ranged that the white and the blue nearly invisible.
leaving them apparently ed and on the staff Of flag which
displayed the head of the table red cap placed
All this showed that Il festival Of the red republic
The rt toHst given ty the Pefeci, and TO its sent
mcnt NJ Denjoy had no objection. But toast to the Ma
toua Assembly succeeded and received with cries
Down with the National Assembly - and one General
Cayagnac Jared The cries. the hsses and the
clamo that greeted these not followed by the pro-
test OF the unconaes present. and their witndawa
the hail. They remained silent, and silence approval
and participation Ant what other conclusion could the popu
laion draw fom such ,upabe silence than that the Govern
men represented by the highest authorities Of the depart
men favored the doctrines OF the banquet In view Of all
this he demanded n the Cabinet, which another occasion
had acted with such prnpness he dissolution OF the Mu
ncpa Council at Montpelier, occasion Of the Legitmist
no would dsply the energy and dissolve the
Municipal Council Of Toulouse
Thus far, had had nothing but preliminary murmurs,
the Mountain bad anDsnctve Of what was coming
and reserved its strength for when il would all be
wanted. After the banquet, (conrucd NJ. Denjoy) there
professions in ali the streets Of the city, shouting Epe
Mara! Wee RoJespiere! Vire Ia gtiiLoiine filling with
terror the peaceabe nhsbtants and spreading among
all classes Was by presenting the republic n such
ner-by 'eviying the ecoecons Of 93-hat he~expectcd
TO make the people love the republic Was by presenting
tho republic had just been done at Toulouse the
Chalet Of Paris
Effect ofMe Speech.
The speaker not allowed 10 hnsh this sentence The
whole extreme Let like and sent forth unan-
shout Of "0rde order !" which the galleries fairly
shook Messrs Buvignier, OLIVIER and ohcr strong uneed
orators OF that parry make themselves heard above the tuu
like ships captain shouting in storm NJ. Denoy s apos
rophized by several gentlemen 10 which they would
hardly repeat in their cool moments and on one side you can
Jules Favre going out for Ledru Ron, who is badly
wanted.
At last quiet is restored very much by The exhaustion Of
the combaan,s and NJ Denjoy, who has been looking on
with great camnes though exactly with the air OF saint
his speech He would demand again Of the Assem-
bly, If il by evokng the recoecons OF I7g3 il il was in
proposing asgnants and armed Of republican IDEAS
that they expected attach the population TO the republic
And word for when they desired the end they ought also
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