New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
THE NATIONAL AssEHBLY or FRANCE.


orfho French uitrlDepubcsas % create another Re-
voiud0n we aui .n The L5ailH T,israr' oi Nay To- it
c.r,st.e proceedings oil tue National assembly com.
po.c up 70 is temporary dissolution. % o'clock on
taat day. Not long rier this according % later re-
port which VIII Do tolni on our tf-t ras, The - tonai
Glarls succeeded IA dispensing ttc mob and the mem
bors of the Assembly returned 81 iae-f places
+ A. j. O'clock y Bucier TIE President took the
MI, President eunorrce1 thar he had received num-
t of petitions I'D favor ol Poland which hat been ior.
i wa-lei o. him tv C.u1. aud private individuals. ne
af-rvlrd fced letter on the poet b-rfr-'r. tender
nf bis .c- -uaon il t-- m'-i suppIcalns terms which
/ was accepted by tl- 4. .cin. -y.
T. dAra-ol atcrva-d Tosc and observed That he bal
al,ars ruNlou-y desired tlc total expulsion ci the As-
.rill- from Italy ulr not wishing 90 cr.ne ctilara',
m,nt ior the new Government bee called on tnc Nin'-
r.r for fUre.ru 81 rI expose WlH. were tue urO-
i,ts OF the Government -oea-d lt' s. and hc would
Train .-om pressing .ls demand q he were ssts-cd with
/ them.
/ 81 Basale .hs Minister OF Foreign Aar', replied
/ that Dee would cvllf.n n cw words -hc principles o
/ o.. Government Iley were those already developed
hv e. Lamt-.ne in the d-c'l ra.ion he had published a
.,u i1ys aHcr tho Revolution. France had proclaimed
gre -otcreirtv of c people NOT Tor her-ci aouo and
s.s recognized Che right Of a4 naiions 90 govern them
/ selves as they pleased.
a. dAra16u. who followed asked. should ITALY fs
i nnud TIE Interference of Trsncc was tAc Government
f.ra ed 90 scceds to tie r-1rcstf Hal France -u'
Gent force Tor fha, Object From Che aic-m1t1n be-
hr oltsu.i Oh -o Ves1nof b. 1.l men assembled near
/ C.n. suherre. inte~rup,ug the speaker. observed
,h.- ~teI le lef fhe Ministry. tla army OF One Al
] nrc -e4t1i an elective force lt 'IUtU ultI.
/ 81 Woowsl was hcn called 20 The tribune 30 de-
/ ve.1p MS motion relative 90 Poland SO THE monent
] loud cries were heard from the outside; and ~ the
aur-cstl0a o. mher That u wi- tue duy OF rae So
slia1ly 20 remain ~ their post ~ such critical me-
nieut the officers OF the House were sent Out 90 lnfe
al the men5crs ia tie I'l o. Conference to- join their
colleagues. end 10 On instant Oh Che benches were
/ hlei. 81 Louis Blanc entered az that moment
] Here 81 Dego-sc, one oi the quesiors, ascenaeH
fha tribune and -sd thar contrary 20 The press order
ot The Cucsors the Genera. iu caiet Of tn National
Guard bad directed che so.lers o. thc Movable alton
I'll. Guards duty JOB ta palace 20 take OF ta-lr I'D!
/ nets esd place them n seal 'arls
b q. Clement Thomas Dad risen 90 speak when me
public galleries were for.i1y entered ly men calfyln4
banners and CRYING " AIte lt PO1glnW Several nul-
vduas si-o penetrated into the aa by ft side door
/ and among them was captain oft tIe ulery OF th-
Na-oual On. I'D who were turned Out by tne members
ana officers oil The House The greatest confusion el
sued ana te President obliged 20 cover hnlscli-
E, ar. F.I..s Clement la0ns- and Otlcrs. occupied
-ae Tribune. The former attempted 20 speak bat was
prevented by w. Larlbt Ail fAe members oi the Ike
clfvc Cove rumeU- Ten The hall 90 this moment me
explosion oil shot outside having been followed uy
moment silence. b.r1es -ul Attempted 70 alO.c7'
] Tine A.-ruibIv. but was surrounded 1y number 90
MEMBER 81 a0 r.sortj I tara % threats AMI pcr.l2
/ sion 90 di-su3de him from .pcasur. %. buchcz nero
I vacated the chair which Was Al-d ny IT, GORDON ~
I Clement Thomas run,y cudeo'or-d 70 addf-ts ne
meeting. Al this moment the crowd rusnen ln oy hii
fl. DOORS and became COY e, masters Ol ti' ht'i-
Several member hnyin- protested were ed treated ny
the people ~ Lcdlu li0l.n ,scc4dct tle tribune. olt
benz unable 90 obtain hearing Dc leit " to Mes-rs
/ Larbes and blanqrl
Shortly oifofwcri A. Buchez rccufercd the holl,
conrsned bv the Project rf Police audi the Members OF
l .lc Executive Commis.cn ~ B3rHes invited ihc rco-
nle % silence in order that hc Assembly MIGHT lear
/ The petition. which man m the people -tndin3 near
/ him bel u hi. hand No attention however, wa paid
% his suggestion and the petition waa read amid the
/ rim0-t tumu.t General COurtus, Mes-rs Naspal.
Bnuoui Barbc- and dressed in b1pses and I'm their
shirts occupied the tribune AL vocerltIng oeetler-
81 Louis Blanc then appeared by the side ID the P.cel-
dent and hailed with loud cheers by the mob g.
enco being stored ~ Louis Blanc invited the people
o. slence order that he petition be read and freely
discussed by the National Assembly The right of pc
tou should be sacred ami the people should prove d.
scfc1lm IN force and moderation. The petition was
again read by dele gate o. the Clubs, who concluded
by demanding thar ns Assembly decree msasir that =
friendly invitation be addressed 90 the Northern powers
/ % rsesta1i-h old Poland and thG- French army be
held ready 20 crcss the Rhine and march 70 Poland,
! should the u.f.aI.sa. De- rejected.
The President neEt ro-' end Observed, that the A.
-emuiy bad Aerrl .ncr petition and hrt ~ They wished
itt0 iDerata upon &c. iley should retire Ut. bar.e-
joined 40 t4e rC luln d lou ono OF me presidents
of Oh. clubs reIe rose and ask leave 20 develop the
petition. The people ul. 1t be divided 90 opinion On
domestic matters. bug were uaanimou, On the question
ol Poland. lie accordingly eutfcatet me Assembly 20
declare war aginst che oppressors Of that noble coun
/ frv. While be was 10 the ,r une be would adlrc. Is
another request the Assembly. Their brethren ~
u.i-AJ0ruZ city .1lcnI bad been mefcio--iy butch
/ cred Instead of healing those cruel wounds. their
eneuer seemed to ta1e pleasure in tnTlloulng hem
Tic proul were iull o them, and Doe asked that they
/ De- instantly liberated. Cros %. Down with Frank
Care rl.au-lld I'D sides. and the speaker con-
cuIed oy recommending ruat Immediate measures be
adopted Do provide aaor i0r tie pcopt and ~ improve
tll cOndlr On of tle working c.a se-. " Lcta Ministry
u lroor be established and Louis Blanc placed IL
head exclaimed she popular auditory
- Lcd-u folin next addressed tie Assembly. lie
did not De -ad. speak a- member VI tle Executive
Comni-.o ION. not having Lad olcasion % consult las
colleagues IL spoke o. simple c,i.z.n ana q lepr
sentative OF tL- people Ile ol- bad Ae SAID, made
known their v--he, with rcgtrd o. Poland. lney
should be attend. Co. and their Polish brethren assist
"a. They also manifested q des.Ie tLat the Assembly
devote ai rs s.ictude % slay thc su1erlngs Oh %
people. G. lcs. yes tue creation Cl ministry OF la
borl Tie nos called oa them % give proof OF tler
wisdom and admirable good sense, wl.cl could not De
dc.cisei-.' We ar- deceived, ue ore b-tfayel. ey
claimed tie people, 1y wrlira2Ag ID order 20 enable
tae Assembly % c-lle-t'l 19il-ls- not Hel-1sie-e
/ ylB must vote cried voice.
80 descrr lon give .H idea OF che scene Oi ccn'u
zion srI ulmul- that cusGod Che cries ol tle public
galleries. pond A0ss ars.n. rom tle bali wcr,
truly terrific. The lor--r wls ~ crowded lnar Q j.
...lf.lu lley d1 u1- eve WAY. The Represent ve'
ct Gle people l! remained seatct snd t any Felti-l
o. -aN ror4 Ae was n-eA'-c-f ana -f---- even VIC
suucs b.. sc-e l-f-.l- -.lldil near then The Pies
idlll Buchez Fll ~ Co. on. -I3 FlcePresir emit con
tlurci q cir posts, and were ovd My afraid o al
u i
and. recent 9ccn %. declare rle Co.elaueAtt @
have ceased 10 ez..t aud procliu another
e. D4rbes, AFTER many irl--css attempts 20 address
the assembly - -ast o1t--ei Silence ana procaiuei
ENID frantic applause. taa- e2-raOrdllary contou
ton Of 1900 millions q. francs saolld be- levied OBJ a
rich iJr t-e benefit OF RE lJorng classes T-e people
.h1n Insisted CD r. Louis Blanc being named AIiu--e
p. Laoor aad. harin- placed lm GA table. carrie.
him b. triumph ,-r.1 ID -le hal.
Hc-e number o. individuals IN and informed tL
chiefs t.r tle drums o. -he Natola. GUARDS were 1ae.
lg Oh arms The tnn1uuce mcn- created the creates
IFE.-- lld b. h-raes having agan lscenled Gle ,-.l
ule Jed o- Oh. Assembly 81 decree tLlt the ueorl
of ilris BAD t.serrei wei 0t tle country. ard TIA
whoever rtJul order tls r1r9.i O. De lca-ln BE d.
clared tri.or The people appeared .on1what .ac
L-l IS .a position. -It 9stlae.T rsilaed to l-aT
tde Llll --il ra- tao decTles were voted.
TIE assembly however. showing no inclination D
satisfy tle- demand AMI the President remaining seal
Cd ..ele o tle -.a---t conf -l1l arose alt a. hu
ler- CO .1.r u0lnfl- tle edge Of tie rlhme. pr,
claimed "a ,he name c. the people, the as-oilhon d
tle National Assembly.
The President ihel PUG on lis hat and the rspreseE
t-rcs rerred leaving DIE mu ltl- the sole poses
. VI tie hall j. u.- --en d c-nc-
Attic faoul,nt Gle courier ie. Do was stated iltt "a
National Guards aai possessed ten.-.ses ~. and sr
/ gr0tec-ul Oh. ClamaCr alI he hc'-4 dc tLi--
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