The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-19

number oil electors had
30 the selection of the National Assembly This fact tended
20 weaken the expression of the general voice but anorhe
expected circumstance solved the doubts arising iromI
that fact short time before the election Of the Trinmvi
rate, selection Of municipalities took place. Every one
voted In all countries the municipal element represents
the conservative element of the State With us ii a
one moment feared that would represent retograd
principle The storm il said that the republic
had only few days more TO ve but that was the momen
when the municipalities OF themselves gave in their adhe
the form of government we had chosen During th
first fortnight of the month, in addition the addresses
the clubs and the National Guards have been added viii
three exceptions only, those of all the municipalities.
send you the list They all express the most complete dc
voon to the republic, and their profound conviction tina
offer positive fact Ii is second proof petng th
first in the most potent MANNER and confirming in every
respect the truth OF our position
To-day, in the midst Of this crisis in fear of French
Austrian, and Neapoltan invasion, position is ameo
per cent army increased and the entire population
behind us ready to You Rome with your ow
write alone, during the night in the midst of the
profound calm, aud find that midnight gates.
walls our barbados provided with brave deen
he passing along OF single word, without noise alarm
There is at the bottom Of every heart determination III
most profound accomplish the destruction of the tempo
raj power of the Pope All bear the hatred 10 III
government of priests, under whatever form may be pre-
-ented hatred-not 10 but to the governments
Toward individuals our nalon thank God, since the com
OF the republic, have been bu
ma rage We shall light to the last against all projrcs
restoration. klsht and lett are agreed All wh on
end" Wv
With such a population what is to be done Is there
fee people that itself the right compel
to receive deposed government return 10 old form
would be the destruction o. The country The struggle
vail in tho bosom of Italy reaction would take place. an
who only wish to forget Il will b. the brand OF war ghe
the of Europe will be the declaration OF ex
a MSsh ws are y tic OF 'p''''
France does not desire this great calamity neither il
i'll, presence OF Austrian and Neapoliau invn
sion that she in SO Cd ous policy Shouio
you do there will be something in your conduct which
Vill remind the world OF the hdeous
Poland in l772 Moreover there is nposbity of sue
will u the people only be displaced 10y ruin of GU
i ~ MAXIM
THE German Empire.
Doings at Frankfort.
In the sitting OF the Frankfort Parliament the 2ith
u the House resolved that the Saxon members mol
bound to obey the orders of the King of Saxony, sum
moning them to withdraw from the Parliament; and thai
the number OF 100 members present should hencefoward
Constitute House In the sitting on the 25h the fol
lowing resolutions were moved by Herr Simon, and &C
cepted BY majority oil 81 votes:
l. The troops such States of which the government re
fuse to recognise the Legality of the Parliament and of m
c3ndi,ion either by being tue on or by
being removed from the efritodes OF the states which
the Regents cabinet will favor them With
ga deiintvo declaration on the above subject.
AT the sitting the oath note was read from the I'm
perial Ministry, to the effect that the ministry could not
ATTEND to the resolution of the previous day Wolff of
aresau, denounced the Archduke Administrator as AMI
arch traitor, who ought to be declared an outlaw Hav
ling been called to order he proe against the call and
was at last dismissed from the rosrum amid general
marks of dsapprobation.
Fighting at DarmscM
Accounts from Heidelberg, dated the 2Jth uimo state
that on the oath combat took place in Darmstadl The
people attacked the castle captain and many soldiers
were killed. The result is not known Three battalons
3of infantry entered the Palanae, With some cannon
that those soldiers who took part against the people were
&perjured
In the Palatnate the public functonares refuse to take
8oath to the new German constitution, because they con
slider that yet established by law The democrats
complain loudly against the provisional government and
4eproach them, above all with preventing the arrival of
= the foreign free corps.
The Instruction Baden
The Frankfurt Zeitung announces that the first col
sIon between the troops and the British insurgents took
pacc on the afternoon OF the 9th u Lauterbach
proposed to be held in that locality, but prohbton
issued by the President Herr Prinz who aferward
proceeded to the place OF meeting and caused the riot act
to be read He was forthwith assassinated and his mutt
lated body dragged through the streets of Lau,er
bach. The rioters were then attacked by battalion of
hessian troops After short engagement they were put
to flight, with loss of 40 killed, and still larger nun
Der wounded The troops captured 107 of the insurgents
and took them TO Mentz. In Carlsrnhe the provisional
government has gradually obtained complete ascendency
Some of the officers OF the army have returned, and as
they have not joined the movement placed under a.
kind of surveillance, but in present danger.
The army having been empowered by the PROVISIONAL
XSoVe.hHeh 10 eject us onccIS up 10 e TANK ot captain
nen have been chosen who can neither read nor write
and altogether unable TO perform their duty that
8already it is said the system must be abandoned. The
Baden Chambers have been dissolved and all the Off
who refuse take the oath of the constitution are
deprived OF their posts voluntary loan advance of
money has been demanded; and decree has been pub
shed, recalling Hecker, who fled to America last wear
after its defeat All the members OF the various courts
of justice in Mannheim have unanimously refused to take
the oath, and is supposed that all the judges the land
will act in the The military chests are all
empty, that the soldiers longer receive any paw
Polish officers said to have arrived, and legion
composed of Germans and Poles, is forming.
On the 10th uIt foolish attack was made by hand
1u OF men the fortress of Landau but the garrison]
ny, neither party having any killed. and but few wound
led The attack headed, at least directed by ece
and reckless republican, Fenner, of Fenneberg who has
Thereby incurred the displeasure OF the Committee oil
Public Safety and is resign his appointment of com
nander in chief OF the Peoples Guard. tVolkswehr)
The Prussan army which is concentrating in theI
VICINITY of Kreuznach, for the purpose of operating upon
battalion of rifles l6 hatalions of horse batteries oil
dpounders, battery of l2pounders, and horse bate
Try. They have intercepted transport OF 20 cw of gun
powder, which was being sent TO the insurgents in Ba-
Hen.
Things In Prussia.
The accounts from the provinces represent that tran
quy generally restored and that almost all the men!
Danish chamberlain Reedtz has arrived Berlin to ne
gotate for arrangement of the Schleswig dispute bud
nothing is yet known of the result of the negotiations
Nothing has TRANSFERRED with regard to the deliberations
on the subject of German constitution
The Cologne Gazette OF the 27th publishes letter fromI
Berlin Of the 2ith which says "The French ambassa
dor M de Ledru, has delivered to our government 81
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