Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-27
Will the Republic Liver

Quorrel 6etWeen Lamartiae and l.. 2ollin.
Among the items of news brought out by
the Washington, Is the account OF dlSa-
greement in the Provisional Government.
| Ii is thus nrrrated: 3 4 81
sit appears that, on the 18th, "Wednesday
sharp alteration had taken place ~ the
Provisional government IN reference 10 their
decrees High words ensured between NJ.
Ledru Rollin and his colleagues. The
Minister of the Interior, raising his voice TO
high pitch, and using the most extravagant
gesticulations, rushed towards the window
with the object of calling on his colleagues
the thousands of rabble who filed the Court
below. M. GARNER Pages, il is said there
upon drew a loaded pistol from ls'pocket
and declared that il NJ Lcdru Roilin adj
vanced one step further he would shoot him
dead. He, in addition, minated that he
had in his pocket evidence That NJ. Ledru
RolIin had pIundered the treasury since his
appointment t9 the government, of nearly
half million ~of francs, and that if further
provoked he would produce and publish
this fact Hereupon the ardDr of the Mn
lister il said to have abated; hut, 10 the
course of the conflict, M. Ledru Rolin is
said 10 have approached NJ. Deanartine,
The Minister Of Foreign Affair.", with the
most Extensively violent gesticulations, and
10 have all but struck him, openly inenacing
that be would place himself at the head of
the populace and externinate the govern
menf
AN. DeIamartine is reported 10 have re-
piled To this with a contenpsuons smile, aud
10 have said that he would rather lose his
life ut the head Of the populace ~ an ene-
ute, than by the guillotine, which would he
erected under the regime of Nj. Ledru kol-
lin" M
NJ. Ledru Rollin appears TO be the most
popular member of the government, at least
with the masses. This il perhaps, because
he is most violent. On the 18Th, the,lay at
ter their demonstration at the Hotel dc Vile,
the workmen of Paris proceeded 10 the min
i<try Of the interior 10 salute NJ. Ledru
RoiIin personally, and the different trndes
succeeded each other wi bout in eruption
from to O'Clock r. NJ. Not less than
100 900 presented themselves AT the Hotel
during thai interval, and NJ. Ledru Rolln
stood constantly under the porch receiving
addresses and replying to them. ~
There may yet be struggle between La
maritime at the head Of the moderate repub-
Leans, and Ledru RolIin, At the head of the
Faubourgs. The best thing that can hap
pen for France viii be the meeting of the
National Assembly; and IL ought 10 ameet
somewhere else than IN Paris.
We watch this revolution With intense
interest. VIII the French prove worthy Of
freedomi Neither the National Guard nor
the operatives seem aware If what true lib
erty Is, or else they would not thus be try
M 10 intimidaie the government, and OPP
press each other Vi the operatives prevail,
there will be no real liberty; il the shop
keepers, there will he as little. A perinan-
en-, and just republic can only I've establish
ed by compromise. Each side must yield
something Of it, peculiar views.
Paris seeiu- determined, as 10 The Er@i
revolution, 10 overcome the ret Of Frame.
his must not lac permitted, 90 liberty wih
he lost. The GirOudists Ia I7l2, bad the
majority Of the people on their sale, but