New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

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Ind 10 ave ny irends the tru'n. Fo-uc-- Judges
have no NEED Il motives ln order 10 condemn has
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WHAT WAS - ~ DoSE fos THE DEFE>sE oi IHh
CON.Iuuuof
T. ,be rnsisr,tie. are omnyoten', sacred holy u
tber vii makes right d their vote .esiumaDs e'rrY'
hing ia.ufes everything u What use 10 ne Oons'4
IN, 10. the Constitution is the fundamental compact
the s-rt Of prime pss The nVi0aoe guaranty Of MINOR
ire- Of The 1sht- 4 ell TIE ton-iii-i' ,. -
and rrcic.- "a the stone 70 M zrcn me -" OF
l.w. he condition watch ciuzens SUNNI %
.ecordsry laws ID which uin0fiills accept the gov
ernneut ~ rnsj1riues - -
,rus,ed win 70 protection there = TO longer any esA
government u r1sj orires 10 ramplhs u lhlfi
foot traruie under foot he guarantees oi minofes
and the n atf. o. a their ghf pershes iheir auino
rtv IL destroyed. They. themselves break 10 pieces
=. far a. tnev are concerned. al Judicial oDisa
lions The people every fraction Of the people esrIJ
individual falls back his original liberty Inc con
scence Of each the sole rule 81 MS duty ana
N. ve sfors Of the Constitution preserving power
which they possess only 90 the condition Of me Cohsu
tuition are merely fraction OF ne people, tn1, -.
the Right what sh0uld be our conduct
proposed On the llth, At o'clock VI to my point
,csl friends assembled ~ the lffn bureau moment
,efre the interpelauons 81 Ledru kOn, IN the case
which was orescen and rtn. Of An act 0y "nlcn me
Majority would reply % the interpretations by covering
M the u.urpauous Of the Executive Power, and be-
coming party 70 me double 'oiauon u INC
uOnai compact Nnat lo"O"s
To proclaim = fragrant violation Of the Constitution
on two capital points the Vth article OF the preamble
fHs4s.
To proclaim the completely Of the majority 10 this
double violation.
To declare the people the National Guard the or
cers Of the army discharged 81 their constitutional %
legations IN regard 20 the Executive Power and the Ma
riry ana bound refuse obedience 70 the orders oil
the Government. and 20 the laws snd DEGREES Nhon'
by every combination OF e1i5s 20
sentatves long ssrhese did not oy retracuon re
turn 70 the Constitution. beyond the limits OF which
they had deliberately placed themselves
TO declare the Assembly reduced tothe constitution
Representatives IN state Of permanence end pfo's-
ionslg endowed wirh all the powers which fully restore
IL to the turns OF Artcle LXNlll OF the Constitution
proposed that these resolutions which reduced 10
the form Of decrees should be adopted sud
bv the constitutional minority IN the legislative palace
Immediately the session which should follow the
vote in violation of the Constitution.
do not deny that If this position had been taken II
altogether probable that before two hours we shoui
have been IN the power of our aiversaries. sui ]
maintained none the less IN the evening this opinion
which time did not permit IN the morning 70 place IN
l2h and 70 the end Of the conference Of the night ne
tween the 18th and 18Th which closed half past three
In the morning the office OF toe Democratic Pae,hq1e
10 which place the meeting Of the Representatives. nad
| been transferred
maintained thstn carrying out my proposition and
in the very sanctuary Of the law We should not only
have riaht on our eide but the external ana
character of right and that we being Vicums Tue Flo
lators Constitution would be vanqushed ~ their
own victory
added that by stopping much short Of what pro.
l -. nfAaf Va IN
have no no less night side but might more cas- y
present the appearance Of aiacuon.
Al O'Clock IN the orning, the 18th the action IN the
Legislative palace appeared 10 have gained the opinion
of those who still present, but II was nothing
more than personal opinion there was no dehhera
uon wearied OUT the Committee disper-ed, and noth
| Ing decided bog the meeting. hut the declaration
which cent u the journals al one cl"cH anu pun
| lished in the Democratic papers Of the lJth
"
| wHarwAs DOvE-LFFAIR OF TIE CONsERyAroRY
In the morning the intelligence 20 be conveyed
| to the usual place Of meeting Of the Mountain, ana
another conference to take place Between ana
O'Clock they departed 10 tho Conservatory without
having decided on anything further. manifestation
was gathering. IL numerous and pacnc the people
thous ht it, belonged especially 10 the Represents
lives and the National Guards to make the protest
The Representatives met, Rue du Hazard and those
who Ike myself arrived there just as they were about
to leave departed spontaneously with but one opinion
/ under the influence OF what had heard Al the
| Palsis National We heard people crying out that a
charge had been made, that unarmed cuzens mad been
killed on the Bouevards To regain the Conservatory
where we were told the 9Th and 9th legions were
assembled without arms, 70 psce ourselves At tneir
head and 10 march the cry OF Nive IA Constitution
Vive Ia Repubhque Romaine o. this was the sole idea
| which possessed u ALL IN common, when We began
| our march FOR the 5th arrondisement
| As 70 the Partisan artilersts. who were taken in
goiniag 10 the Pazis National they were armed with
their csrbnes for this good that they had oeen
under regular command their comrsdes gong direct
in
tain withou, arms. For myself. was consulted uy
| note in the morning between and O'Clock. "h-'hei
IL was best 10 appear with arms repheu 70 arm NJ,
For Gods sake and the Constitution no arms we
| want q manifestation. imposing and peaeeiu4' arms
| would spoil everything
| mi. sentiment was constantly expressed among us
Rather and Boichut two noble souls, prey 10 many
c.umnrs and animosiues. accounting ihelr election
by Il large Democratic majority spoke OF IL do1ei
tmes In the passage from the Pasis Nauousl 20 th'
Conservatory Zach took M BY the arm, ana ava no
cease 10 hush the cres OF Tfrs Ia Montague through
the " hole line with which warmly cheered, aud L
put IN their place vrs IA Constitution Itre "a Rfpab
| iigas Romano We often repeated that our du
~ for th. dsy marked out that there ques
ton about H. that must avoid all appeal 20 arms
Mace ourselves at The head Of the manifestation, ans
there receive, II there were reneonus, the points
the bsyonets on our breasts
Il 10 certain that this would have been done If we ha'
found a We expected the men Of the legions AZ IN
| Conservatory.
The crowd entered with us in the court yard OF tn
establishment Often, without succeeding. the Repre-
seutatves attempted 10 come together The commoi
opinion that the National Guards would not della
their arrival Every body persuaded that render
vous agreed on AZ this point ball ~as denande
OF NJ Pouiilet DO not know Why be has been turne
out OF his ofice lie had force al bis command bu
his son. lad rf sixte-n years old lie receive
civy without making Any unnecessary disturbance
and repeatedly besou-hg OF us both On account Of a.
collections and Of our safety, 20 elsewhere
proposed that messengers should be sent 70 IN
out what was going on and II possible 70 hasten "a
J. arrival OF the National Guard This was the onl
r thing which done, because We were prompted D
% good intentions heard some persons that dld n'
| know demaudlng proclamation We had not pea
paper and 80 were constantly dispersed througho
. Inc court- the peiistyles. OF the hall which rur
II | through the garden DID not see the proclsmauo
which Was SAD - have been sslzec and atlf "a, o
g cause sas always ts side. N his nrighbOrh00
| that Lsiru- Rolln did not II any more than m.
Is self
The Austrian and Cosssck journals OF Pans ha'
| given details which DO honor 10 their imagination
e onvention-ielorf aions-decrces-a Provisional 60
l. srnment-an inccndlaTy proclamation signed ~ y
L Representatives present. and printed during our sc
| sion a the Conservatory tnen panic-paie iaces-
frorsn tongues L. sli tai Of disorder and fear.
This i al false.
a. declare. OF my own accord. many things whis
j. might conceal. which cannot be legally prov,
sgsiu.t M. because they had 10 witnesses but 4
9 Representatives OF our meeting. which are no
le stated only because write % explain my conduct
IA nv TRENDS. ana which would De sufficient doz'
~ - condemn me before political j1cse. sPe'