Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10
From the London Herald. May 9th.
Proclamation Of the Republic.

IARIS, May D.
The Republic was proclaimed last
evening. The particulars Of the ceremony
are thus stated:
M. Berger in the name of the deputies of
The Seine, proposed The National Assem-.
bly,, faithful interpreter Of the sentiments
of the people, by whom it has just been
named. befnre commencing its labors, de-
clares in The name Of the French people,
and in the face of the whole world, that the
Republic proclaimed on the Oath of Feb.
ruary, 1913, is, and will remain, the form
of the government of France.
1.-The Republic which France wishes for
has. for its motto, Liberty, Equality, and
Fraternity
in the name of the Country. the Assem-
bly, conjures all Frenchmen, Of all opinions
to forget ancient discussions, and only to
form one family. The day which assem-
blrs the representatives of The people is, fol
all citizens, the fete of concord and frazier.
nifty. cloud cries of"Vive la Republique.'
M. Clement Thomas--That declaration
should be made in the name of all the dep
uties of all The departments, and not only
in that of the Seine. demand that it shall
be made in the name of the entire Nationa
Assembly. (Cries of "Yes, yes.~
NJ. Berger-it is in the name of the whole
assembly lha, the deputies Of the Seine have
spoken.
M. Sarrut-I demand that the proclama
Ilion should be made in The name Of all the
departments of France, and that to the
words French Republic should be added
one and ihdiUisible.
Nj. Ducoux-ll is in fact in the name Of
the whole of France tina. such proclama
ton should be made. .......
M. Vigner,e-I demand that in the min
u,es of the sitting it shall be expressly men
toned that our acclamations for the Repub
lie were unanimous.
Voice-The Republic is tait accompli
| canno, comprehend that it Gould be put ir
question.
NJ. E,renne Arago-The people pro
claimed i, before you.
M. Emmanuel Arago-No postpone
ment. Let our reclamation be raised a
once, and proclaim The Republic forthwith
("Cries of yes, yes.')
Nj. Degousee--Il has been said that the
artillery of the lnvalides and in The Champs
Elysees would announce Inc procIaHatloi
uf The Republic. The people assembled
there await il with noble impatience.-
LIE, US not make them wait any longer, zap
proba,ion)
A Voice--As yet il has been only pro
claimed Professionally.
NJ. Hu.e--After the fact should come tn
right. ..a ..,
M. Barbes--We have only to proclaim
the Republic after the people. Let US al
cry, "Long live the Republicans, and Wis
lille and social!' -
M. Trelat.--The Republic is fact which
has been preparing for many long years;
necessary scientific fact ION. oh.) TIT
proof of its necessity is, that it is proclaim
ed in this chamber. adopting the other wher
il was combatted two months since. Tn
greatest proof is, that even those who the
protested against i. do SO no longer.
there are any citizens here who think
another form of government (no, NOW
la Republique.) The Republic. therefore
is like the sun--blind is he who does nc
see il.
A voice--Let US proclaim the Republic
General Courtais-I come in the name @
the people Of Paris Gnterrup,ion)-I reque'