New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
pisterialIdens ofLiberty.


Tie Moaiie4r contains the following Circular from The
Mu.er of the Interior 90 re Project n re seine AID
other Preiecs OF Departments where elections are 20 AA-
MoSHrus IL PRsrEr The MoniirsJ Of YESTERDAY
contains the ire clubs and o'her PUBIC meeul-s
voted on the 18Th June by tie National Assembly con
object OF HAL aud 90 tie manner n winch you sn'-a
The Coa.uiaton recognizes he night Of eiursns 10
assemble peaceaty ard without arms. nAt u nis nov
made b. M abso u- snd unlimited rgttthas. on The con
| irary. made % subservlent io public seouny
Already restricted by ne .e"s of june snd Jay ~
.ie Assembly lac judged necessary 90 add further re-
| sfrcfiou. % fsr A. regards pub &c meetings
- - go, ~ i.l.r.z cannot hesitate 20 demand
exraordnerv sacrfce- save u from ~ own excuses
Pubic meetings under The name ui CUBS Or llorf nc
form ~ h.ncucfs have for Tie ias fieen mOns eoyen
most uul IuIted liberty You have Witnessed Ne rr
suiis Have hey given salisiy on li--' iaea e
society Have hey i'sTr'1 cl-1ris VIII one Nre. US
he duties " nich hey have 20 thi have my ID
spi'ed respect Tor ne Government Lose his' guy u Va
10 remove those feelings which fhe rrinrn ufh-r- cl
former period had called into scron You are aware
Monsieur e frri ilsl he mission Of tn- euhs u.s. DseN
rl.ar- el, d Hereut They have everywhere been fire.
4ie1fed hy Of ardent and ovefh~aied imaglnsiol
ind " hO luld Al any prcr invent something pc! o .
liberia Institutions lcA France now enjoy ana "Ach
she has adopted since The Revolution OF February, ana
when ihey found our poHucai ih.-tut4ous 81 - ~
their violence tAey attacked The iounlaons OF
There are none Of the principles ~ s0c.H ne es
have not repudieted and set al n0uRhi Ano eee
attended with such success inni me lame OF eV
ready break out thr0us bout i"oulds ui NE
French territory misfortune " ich was only pfeFrru
by the OF the repression Of tue nsurecuon 10 Par
l. be- ~ 80 speedily kniwu.
Ta clubs alone are not the guilty parties In this excite
menf tie Press hss performed very considerable part
Society however, aud each 81 ~ members, mas lhe
instinct Of seipreservauon II "oud defend llsr.i az
call prompt prevent recurrence OF such de
por-he disorders Tie law OF 1911 OF June i one Of
the ire, u.e which you viii make Of IT, Monsieur ie
Pret. viii be 10 nierdci throughout the whole oil your
department and 30 ~ absolute manner any clubs or poA
neal meetings In which public ah~lrf may be discussed
They are source Of perma en dangef ana certain 10 r.
that excitement which has 'ea 20 The late events ~
go banques and other public meetings your prudence VIII
readily sec the character which mey may have. LEI ns
prevent uneasy agauOrs from impeding those nsei-i
works which tend % the true interests OF society Nh'h
an accidental or permanent meeting may appear 20 you
dangerous you viii nerdlci 10 You viii. % necessary
ne doors II The place 90 wchii held 90 be closed
and. 10 necessary occupy The place win armed force
should. however, the meeting iase place you vi" employ
ali The leca means n your power to Dissolve ~ ana VII
proceed against any one who may refuse TO obey your ~
functions
The law does not interfere with igious. scientific or
literary meetings, having deerinnste view, and which
end with the shment OF the object Intended and
above su. with electoral meetings which arc Truly such.
On the contrary such meetings be held 10 your depart
good That electors should and discuss the claims OF
candidates and the principles ich they found their
fes 10 the suaraee. of feir low A. the
you viii take 20 satisfy yourself That such meet
ncs are IN reality what they profess be- and that they
were NOT held under mere preeN for forwarding de-
signs dangerous 20 The peace OF society
'Otler Governments have felt, ms We have done, the
necessity Of establishing internal peace, without which, Ia
fact. no society could exist Their mistake has been IN
thinking that the law had resumed ns course
charged their whole duty The Government established
France bv the double election Of The 10Th December ana
18Th May viii not fail into this error Oihe INSTRUCTIONS
Will in few days convey my lnsulcuoh 20 you on VIZ
ject For he moment, must conhne myself 10 one 90
Afforded for ihe rfestahshmcnt OF respect or
he Constitution IN our country me most sciupuluIs ou'
dence the and protection for the nights and honor
each ciuzcu Without these conditions, % csunOi 100
strongly borne mind, there cannot be activity OF
labor development OF Intelligence, nor grandeur nor
true liberty.
You viii keep me informed of the execution OF the
law of the 1911 June. which yOu know mOdites the
aw OF 18Th July l6i8 n all hat concerns secret societies
Accept, &c
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