The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-15
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tn. uroaase all goes 10 France, and the gov
.--s,t derived last year 81 ,l22 900 francs
,al 6i5. from the duty on the sugar.
IN. nro5uctions of these Islands, some mel
Grill Be- lessened by emancipation. "Let 4
;. "a" say The French. "More or less suga
.f,gu,t determine grave matter as free
..n Ne sill ENJOY that ourselves, and gave
,ns. f coffee does 60 up, in price, and Their
- 10 .weeten Al with" Read. then, the fol
f,r.pr address by the Provisional Government
!. iEsil colonies
10 oUR sRETHkEN ~ rHE COLONIES.
b, she or-sence OF the noble and generOu.
r.s,5ry Of The people, whence will spring liber-
f,rsg. We recommend our brethren in the
,,.,B.-s 10 remain calm ana tranquil. They
rJ thss give TO the Provisional Government
ubieb 5 composed Of citizens devoted TO the
,suss Of emancipation. that power and liberty
n mind which is necessary for the preparation
of tnis great humane measure. soon there vii
h neither masters nor slaves in the colonies
The republic will give the latter TO France a.
new citizens. But IL - necessary that each
should well understand the rights and duties
conferred upon them by the name Of eiilzen.-
We must all. by our love Of order. labor, and
true liberty. prove ourselves equally worthy Of
that name with the heroic people of Paris. We
must by our calmness and moderation, teach
not merely France bat the whole world, that
We are capable Of making the greatest sacrifice
snc exercising the greatest self-denisl, in order
to obtain liberty. Impotence would spoil eve
Tything
I'VE recommend the negroes TO put conf
dencs in the whites: the whites to trust the ne
groes; and all classes 10 put confidence in the
government. We advise the former TO consoles
Il their duty good citizens, 10 forget the past
and the lstier to make the most sincere aud 10y
a preparation Tor the new era on which we are
about to enter.
"Let US hope that the free will of the plan
tiers will cause the whip 10 disappear from all the
plantations. A generous beginning alone can
assure gratitude
I'VE must facilitate the task of government
by making large concessions to the laborers, snC
employ ourselves diligently and without delay
TO the organization OF labor. This great anC
the repab.ie 10 solve, is much more easy of so
luton in the colonies than in France. The in
teligent men Of the country would, therefore
be wanting 10 their most important duty a
citizens, Il they did not hasten, from this lin,
forth, 10 devote themselves frankly and legal
to tie task, in order that the most importan
slsnlsntOf UNIVERSAL happiness may result there
from.
Lei this grand device Of civilization. order
liberty, and brotherhood include all men Of al
compilations. Let every one well weigh ID
Terms IN has conscience, and consult his heart
N Order 10 pursue its realization with all th,
loree which he has al his disposal. Order lead
70 liberty and liberty conducts to universe
brotherhood
Let US chase from eur minds the evil pas
Sons which might lead us away from the pur
SUI Of Tins great object: We have no Longer {,
Aght ior or defend liberty. but rather TO prepar'
and to organize il.
10 work, then, without further delay bu
@Work with proper tools. We know of n,
10IIhoe Too great for obtaining this end, and il
H'H'et'o' We have made some little progress to
"nus by our efforts, the only recompens
Hoh "eask from our cOmpatriots is, that the
snOGia not act Precipitately, bat should plac
lHi"ch confidence in our devotion, which viii
never fail them
10 conclude, We have no right 10 carry tn
nag OF liberty 10 the colonies; no more has tn
PROVISIONAL Government. But we feel con
,'hceo That this will be one of the first acts O
We Constituent Assembly We, therefore, re
o'nn'eha TO all, patience, hope, union, order
@A' labor. "A. r. PERRINON,
Captain Of the Marine Artillery
The National Intslligencer, paper we rea
WIN habitual respect. and to whose opinion
' "h0ie country ought 20 give Just considers
NOh' oesighates the revolution as revolt, an
''i'ehuy labOrs to uphold Louis. An Hel
wan TASK Not even its greatness can mai
''e world believe either position-not even /
cahdor can win over the American Do,
r' 70 as belief, that revolution is revolt. End,
may, al ~ mighty eysni-one Of the grea
VI human realities, and brought about by
sPiht which makes ali sans-culottism
oeso 'hing of the past-all eariniysls Of bio,
"hPossibility-and which reaches out, a
'"Hy' nor yet madly, for rights, home pri
political freedom, the enjoyment Of ha
F'"ess' 80 all the leading journals Of Lond,
~, g and prove, too Not alone your Radio
eeAIy Dispatch, not alone your life. breathil
O0n'Ormist' but the high tory and liber
PsPefs' the Chronicle, Times, Examiner and .,
-'One Of them have word to say for fall
sn The old King, or his tool q uizot; b
:" VI Them denOunce both, their lives, their (,
'' TIE rank oppression. and heartless tyrap,
'"e'i whole policy, home, and foreign. [
sample or two be given.
The London Times, with cold ph;lo.o0hv a
10" faith. says:
,p,b pare spoke a homely but imports
esgra nneh he said, C, nest que le peafy, )
forno monde. Ii is the loss. mot of h
TIA, has Sa, but Of the daily bread Of myria
lsbed uelhfCned Louis Philippe and est.
ana va mob Government in Paris Full ws
mocts" $40 wages would have kept that fierce
sand 81 IA order, better than a hundred the
fort. S'', riers oil the line-better than tw.,
than w, manned and provisioned-b ~
Chsmhs' rP9eked aud well fed majority in
R.voI~,ioi Deputies. The real WORK Of
men IT, last week was done bv buns
lessna.. ney contributed numbers. fury ~,
aho Terror to an emeufs
m
.vs,r Signs Of an industrial in..r,.c,,..
go. mere betrayed. Ii is . gr,nd ,n..