Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-04-12

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/ THE NEW Rs GOVERNMENT. NJ Esi7F -tia r. = :
The Provisional Government proposed
/ M. De La Martine. as minister of foreign
affairs. FL is poet and philosopher, and
an out and out popular fayerite. M, Arago,
the perpetual secretary of the Academy of
Science, is q great chemical philosopher.
He was bornl l7s6, ,and possesses eloquence
not infariorrto his scientific attainments..-
NJ. ;Carnot the new minister of public in
snrrectiene was born in 1901, and ranks as
one of tho purest and most sincere French
democrats. ..s a4a.s..ss,.... q - szss 4az u
/ Nj. Dupont de L'Eure, President Of the
Council, is a yirtuous, able man., esteemed
by the people. ., In 1912 he determlnedly
opposed the base Guizet ministry, and was
returned forlour colleges in the department
Eatre., on the principles he advocated. NJ.
Armand, Mares. is the talented editor of q
republican paper, the National, and nncom.
promsingly opposed the sway of Louis
Phillips. on all questions. .tea- z.f..
] AZ. Marie, minister of public works, is
a great advocate, who sided with political
offenders. q stsp q. ~ .eaasi5i3 IL c5 ;a-s7&
IN. Garnier Hayes, the Mayor Of Paris,
is an advocate who.has retained acharacter
both upright and respectable. g.iza2
NJ. Ledne< <Rellin was.prosecuted by the
late government for a speech to the elec-
tors Of Mairee, where he was first chosen.
He is an extreme radicalreformer.to whom
is attributed the opinions of La Reformer.
Hewent to ireland, in l643, to offer O..
Connell and the Repeal Association; The
sympathy and assistance Of France in her
struggle for liberty, which were rejected.
General Subervic is O. General of Napo-
Icons creation. He has won name in
the campaigns in which he then served
H. Goudcheuz is a banker of second or
ehEo oAu0.S s.ssN o'1i -n'Ao"" 80 osAA'e - AA~
eral in opinion, which was the cause OF
bringing him forward. a5fz .y.s .sts7as 3
He. is,also known by the assistance he
gave to LIE National,M M. Albert is q mechan.
ic, who has been called tothe. Provisional
Government as a polite measure. Why
should he not furnish bis share of experis
ence and patriotism in republican gov.
ernmen,s., His, exemplary conouct ana re-
markaole SIKH in ms profession, mas al
reaoy gained hl'n .ne es'een OF nus employ
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