The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-08

home in this order Of events they say It Is because
You and the French fendly-thers may be some.
ton that you American and he would kiss GU
on the spot without further ceremony But Americans
ere taught to respect thu rights OF others and have
confidence ~ themgslves and the Masses and they
~ these feelings with them generally In foreign coun-
tries 1t makes them civil and polite, and Frenchmsn
two nations, speaking the language and to draw
nearer the one willis he draws on from the other There
is vast difference betsssn the and bearing Of
an American and Epgishman. In countries foreign to
them both; and republican government Is worth hav-
ing 1t did more than teach its citizens good man.
and to bs OWL and respect the rights Of hospitality
In Parig is vastly sss public demonstration and
excitsment than there generally In the city Of New
to doubt that this rst grand display Of
the right Of suffrage upon the Esropesp continent, will
all classes, and that tho national assembly will receive
from the hands OF the Masses the republic In good
dltion Let them perfosu we'll their part and trust
the reL ubo will be safe Let exaggerated statement
Of public disorder in Paris which may reach the United
States from any quarter, be believed for one moment
for there Is foundation for them Although those in
fsvor Of the Bourbons and Orleans dynastes viii en-
desvor to make trouble they in such minority
VIII render any attempt on their part to disturb the
ordeF there may be- will probably ceme from these
sourbes, and excited by what called the higher
run and yet their acts disorder and aggression are
applsuded and approved by those who would
denounce the masses for the same offences OBSERVER
PARIS, March 10, ls4s
Public Demonsfration- One Hundred and Twenty F;ve
Thousand at the Hotel de VHe-7he White Flag and ITS
Followers thrown into the Seine IAe Masses Quiet
Order Preferred BY Them-Repu6lic Proclaimed nesD
Louis Blanc .1ddYes.ed the Muiitude-Ireland Sicily
and Germanv.-The Herald
Yesterday there concentration OF one hundred
and twenty thousand men, at the Hotel dc Vile. in
favor Of the republic The occasion Of this dsmonsrs
tion was that the day before white flag had been
ried along the Boulevard followed by fifty hundred
peopls-ths flag of the Bourbons-snd there had been
great expressed with the circular Of the
Minister Of the Interior, in reference to the elections
The white nsg appeared again yesterday at the Hotel de
Vlle and the people took It, and its followers and threw
them into the Seine and cautioned them not to appear
again in the streets with that flag went yesterday
into the free school which here is school for the poorer
clsssee Of children generally quite young and offered
each child half franc to cry Vivs Henri Cirq and
sned between him and the school, and in the meantime
the National Guard attracted to the spot sssed
the rnsu, and put him In prison large number Of the
movement in that quarter for tho Duke dc Bordeaux but
it will all b In vain-nobiity may struggle and bring
turb France at present Tho Pops has written to the
to ressaure the republic of his support and
SasT the of The oss
in the streets dressed in their robes with "bouse
aem in arm The whole influence Of tho priesthood in
France Is thrown into the scale republican liberty
Long may Plus TX live to do good and to repair some of
the evils of others who have gone before him. Notwth
standing ali these dsturbine ssments The sr.
quiet and firm qnist In their own conduct and Arm in
the preservation and maintenance Of public order and
the of lives persons property Let but
and blue frock is among the multitude to address
few words to his companions in which tho multitude
immediately concur and order restored and the par
An Incident occurred yesterday, which is an example
ofthoussnds that OCCUR
Several Of the old National Guards desired to into
the of the to mportune them further
to rescfnd their order commingng the old and
mombers The masses Of blouses interisred to spare
the tn. and told the guards they
were wrong In desiring It, and in hsrassng tho govern
ment upon the suhjeet and finally considering the
pom tho government refosed to permit them enter
Inc sara my YOU'D return WIN tneir srms and
so .eL Wy. LIZ opuse solu sne1 tn"y woud meet
cisIl ar iva m ~ The crv If fhonssnds and
in an nstsnt the partiea we're recouolsd and fends
ossa tba Ssnds ~ frssSon in thr IIn,tsd states
TX .ht Trn AZ. not ..tsb,;ah "a s;
tain rannbc IL viii not be- the fut of Tho massss but
cor.ttton and ~ 9enressnt;nc .hem in The National
Asssmblv
The Scilians have definitely determined to abide the
81 a. 70 socentinc the propositions
~ E.yananS arh LORD Mimic has .snt to the LINN his
,,u;ma,mm a, madaror The disbonestv of the Bour.
hon hogm ~ di.nlav itacf In Tho condnct Of the King
r. ~ e not c;rcmm.nsct bis fsts viii he that of ons
ph,rrs Nons ~ ny .rman State have vet exnslisd
the;r or changed The forms of tRer
M ~ hav. h.a, Snd an, or movinv to ohto,r
49,. ,n.s corca.s;on. snd matin. mar a..
o,.,ratnn. ~ cor.a a. onnv.r ths;r rsnussts into
oomrnands ~ w. ~
TIL. ItaIor s.... ero l., or..t ootat;or and sav.,o,
Of the States ara aiming and prepsripe for CONFLICT
some with their soveregns and others with their foreign
onnrss.srs ~ ~ N''e-'
PPrnssa h.s a ,r.h a,m,r,,v a. bom. tho, an. cop
t.nts hs-.Is ;th st,nI nrotst ;n ~. COS. NJ Nan
ohs'. m.,;. :. ;srppa.,a Lsr Itai;an Sorcs. ana
trnne "a nontro, n. shoi,;n In hsr nwn dom,n;on.
Rsy.r,a :. IN s.ats Of nna., rsvo,ntion IN. king
,on.,;rna. 1000 "a thsn chsard r oIa Nontas rs
t,rn.d ;n mann. n.rs Int shs r;n1 orSsred her 70 h.
arrastad and for bst n. and the housa Of
the m;ni:tsr vbo oars hsr rrotsction vas burnt
yonr nanor 4. ,nora gsnarailv rac.,ved and read ;
forsrr ro,atrs. tSan srv hsr In tho Int.d states
ana III. msrrsr n; vhch 4 has su.tain "a ths counrv
in vsr b.s con,.rrod sarv,cs nch can oniv he fuIl
Sv tboss rss;dnc foroivners dnrng
its CON rinm.nca OBSERVER.
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THE PROCLAMATION OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
TO THE FRENCH PEOPLE
CitSons-in all the great acts OF Inc lie OF people
becomes the duty OF the government 70 make us voice
be heard by the nation