Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25


France lrTiies the European coresb6;n6,,,
ne Nsilonsl ln,elligencer,) i Ia ne Rs;s6, J
ldepsA y ne result may be, Of transition 6,
Ever NheIs are he people Of that great ,na i,
/ haentiaf nSron calling out and exertinr. shsn
selves reaceahly for such reforms ID their ri,
tnIions = he progress Of events abundan,ly n
20, and she vans ofthe people require. Franc
As Population Of IS 10000 persons. out 4
reomn NJ, more than 100 900 have vo,es ii il,s
lsssoa a - popular branch Of heir Ltcssla
5eze. Need any other fact 81 s,aied to show IL,
1.eeSsslS1of areform1 Certainly not when II; 4,
nm Tie number q o;ci.l 1900. ~.
nesied NasA the Gorerlme5i. iniepsnaen, Il N,
amy aRa aavy, i nearly i've TINES Is many !,
"a. q IF clersors France las ibcrr1srs h..,
;ss ~ lsfseiy during he last Ten wears, Il
80 sAs nHa S9S 600 men under ans N 1916
nsss'y $4,000; II fsos the whole naval en-
n.s.ary expenses Of Napoleon wers o.lr ,hr:.e
nsnaIed AID htteen million ifan1s Nv -. ~,
= ~ CheEalier has lately shown raors ~, ~,
nunafed and twenty millions s.1t'. ~r. r.,a.~
inclined 70 think. says The Rccn .,,,i,, M,
sloNing dEconient Of the French. eronna 5a,r,
oy Iaxaton and oppressed, as We 6aVr NJ n1.-.
yulloch authority for sisiine WIN deb,S az
nsent 'na' ! bow manifesting iiseli through
Il fIance-induced he French Government
by zen as any apprehension Of England. Of apr
u u NE inlnre =, TO- augment is military fbrces
Al ileged that the administrator Of N
on rytly encouraged the reform banouets.
see - 'Rem, those at Dion ana Au-
hibiied violeni and revo-
- ;e& This was done because
"a such excuses would
,5.,r NV in the Chamber
- W. -oarli aa,fas opened, the fear Of
these hanqueAwas u to operate upon those
leir oftheif party who hal ,ed symptoms Of dis
are content with the Min vituperative phrases
ard We're intrpduced intSM loyal speech, and the
new hanquets were charaL as encouraging mn
er- moral passions and haSidsms. This wss
direct eensure upc be hundred and seven
in Deputies who had d at shese, h s,sc;,lv
full Wnicn 94ney were ne c ~ and highly exas-
ef ana consequently mace upon the address.
c. peraled discusslo1at rious, but the fight was |
The Ministry wa'be advantage gained not
RE an arduous one Il ended with the Ministe-
worth what il CO dueed 10 mere fragment
q nal majority &, il was when the debate
! commenced. Il was about to &c held in the
! 4 reform lent Of Paris. M. Hebert the
n iso o1ice, announced the intention II
Z minister hi 10 prevent the holding'of this
a me 6o, force if necessary; and dared the
oanque assist at ii. Mr. odilon Barrot ac-
DePuY Vigilance on the partof the opposition,
cep'8 the Administration TO interfere with
anuet The law of 100, confirmed in
4 a7 hich prohibited assemblies Of the people
] /, IA stated number, was pronounced an OBJ
II IL che, and such as no Minister dare attempt
i Iksuscitate at The present time. The Deputies
! HE Opposition declined voting on the closing
kraeraph Of the address, which had relation 70
Ne reform banquets, and left the chamber in
BODY, the debate closing amidst much confusion
and excitement
The resnit Of mis- opposition of the Ministry
Il told IN a few words. The people rebelled a.
eainst law which they deemed tyrannicai and
6snressiye--the National Guard symPathized
with the people-A Revolution took place at
|once--ske King abdicated and fed from Paris
the succession Of Ills grandson was denied-the
proposal for Regency was rejected-v-a Provi-
sional government was formed, and the constitu-
tfonuof a Republican government demanded by
lfbe People. The Revolution Of 1880 has found
Iconcerned IN me 4aE-raiher. we now be.
lgovernihent-bu in reference to other parts
Europe and the eFenls which may spring out {
this Revolution it may be regarded perhaps q
1.-The beginning Of shocks and commissions