New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-27

10 tie rsgpe beaten al rs IL certain quarters then al
over the city. Clearly scTish-cleslly the dawn Of
JGErSs Those Uho had friends IN the Departments
suspected they would receive Revolution by the
nigats mail from PARIS
The troops began % assemble al 10 O'Clock Conps-
ny after company passed toglrt the Place De "a Con
corde sccoulered fcr service Tin cups and loavss Of
bread we're strapped on the knsPsacks A heavier
roll announced the coming Ok artillery They crossed
Tie bridge. and cannon were pnveneDuy 50 uEted %
rake Il and play into the Psn de IA COncorte. The
infantry surrounded the psice Of the Nstonsl 40
sently. and stacked their srls ard gazed listessy
upon the curious crowd. BsrzlOns crossed and re-
crossed the Place De a Coucude constantly 20 keep
the masses 10 motion and separate them. AL idle, Gu
rious wicked. disconteuted. phil0sophic wondering
Pans poured IN one stream oosn TIE Rue De Rivoi
and the - HOnor6 toward tn Assembly. Bs,tallons
Of the line marched so'idy sid broadly a Intervals
along TIE Qusys, followed By companies Of National
and Mobile Guards line vas stationed By the Msd-
cline along the BOulsvsrds About the Hotel De Vile
an immense crowd collected but every where was
silence. ! heard DO shout oiany sort.
ls all this 10 avoid an eueute, or 20 strike coup
Gdaff the question visible IN every face. Those
who remembered June shudtred to see its suspicion
scain in January. Is France 10 be forever the play
thing Of revolution -
TIE Assembly met The isa Brumsire clearly
visible il countenance q. a. yet no where else
The Ministry Immediately inierpeilsted upon the
unusually display OF military Drce around the Assem-
bly,. Odilon Bsrfot responGe. hist there was serious
sedition 10 the Gsrle Noble, owing 20 the recent law
tina, it was convenient opportunity for disturbance
and that d protect the inyos1ity 81 tire Assembly
against any possible attack. and ID show 20 Tue rebel
ous parties Of Paris thst the Government was deter
mined and resdy for any result The Ministry had
preferred 10 seem moment premature in precauton
rather than De moment ste IN prevention.
This sensible AID sound. Il IL not normal
state Of things ], will not DO % play there Is no dan
ger in France and Paris Doubt is dangerous in polit
cal crises A brief explanation followed. concerning
the iateues of the hour a. which the President Of the
Assembly, who has the right 70 dispose Of the troops
for the protection Of that body was informed OF the
circumsisnc- The explanation was ridiculous and sat
ssct0ry II had the dguy OF the hssty plate OF soup
for IL spoke - disturbing the sleep Of the President
which Is hardly 10 De respected when the country s
threatened
Then followed toe discussion upon the Rstesu prepo
ston. Jules Fsvre won the aurels Of the day, IN a
long and brilliant nVcctive against reaction OF the MIR
isiry, and an assertion, on 10 new grounds. OF TIE
rights OF the Assembly Victor Hugo spoke weakly
and pointlessy in favor OF the proposition. Much was
said u vciOrs aud defeated Ia e elections and as The
Assembly demanding TIE question. sudden silence
swept the Assem- bly, umut as General Cav ignec
appeared in the tribune To- the nrst time since
he stood there 20 say bis vscd.ctOry TO the chief
power He said only few words, and entrested
the Assembly 20 have done With the words and the
feelings they expressed Of conquoror and conquered
for t1at the Presidential election was no victory, but
a simple expression Of the will az Franco Ihis was
received with general delight and the enthusiasm was
only stillcd sgaiD as Lamarne followed the General
Anl In few bold, beautiful WORDS tNfIcnru Llr uut
line Of the position he shouldtske 10 the hna debate
position which Is always one Of graceful and dignhed
consistency not with party nor with his past but
with the absolute need OF the country.
The question then taken upon the psssage OF the
proposition to second delberaton, and the passage
was resolved In the position Of things, this was A
Ministerial majority In this fact and Ia " the victory
OF General ChAngarner all along the line, over an in
visible foe IS the National" spouiingly spnrted it,
spleen was hidden the gall OF bitterness which favored
all the Tuesdays editorials
Its reactionsry conspiracy shouted the Noun
tain. IL il June compOt." retOrted the Conserya
tive and Ministerial press. " IL was unnecessary and
provocative muttefed the Neutrals Nevertheless
Proudhon did not cease begging the people 10 keep
quiet In this last moment abstain from all NANTES
iaiions Notwithstanding the reactionsry despousm
OF the that you ara be-
,rsyed and your Revolution abortive do not raise
finger
During Monday several arrests were made. Col.
Forester Of one Of the Legions Of the National Huafd
among others IL was asserted that be Rad done no
thing but offer 20 defend The Assembly The Minister
retorted that Jastre would have is way. The ie"
invectivcs The Mountain demanded utsence upon q
proposition of inquiry into ths Ministerial proccehns'
OF Monday. NJ Bisults proposition 10 make thr
Ministerial budget accord with tbe figure Of the receipts
asccrtsine3 by the Assembly. esve occasion 10 me
massage Al arms between himself snd HppOiyte Pessy
Minister OF Finance The Minister went over the eH
uenses in detail and showed that France could mol
sncnd a SOU less with grace and honor. NJ. bllsui'
omitted the grace ard confined himself 10 the honor
IL uss not honorable IL Just said he - spend
more than you have and than can rai.". and
be demandrd specific economies The vote followed
NJ Psssy was sustained by seyoa majority Ministers
In the same session Ct was decreed that the demand
Of impeachment against the Ministry be cent 70 tht
Committee Of Justice and not the Mountain wished
10 A special Committee. Daring those days the am
ne.v was reported against and the report sustained ~
IN immense vote j3 to 67 This result was occaslse
By the extremity Of the mercifu measure proposed
. a.. l.. s.F.fr nN AZ
cennos The Committee reported against the measure
of lmpeschmeIt These sessions we're small skihsht
BE- tween tue great movements On Friday, the "a Fep
rusry the President of the Assembly announced tha
the report of the Committee upon the inquiry into MIN
i,,eris conduct would be presented the next day
The ncxi day after some preliminary discussion the
report Ras made iayOraty % the Ministry Inc tnait
man entered at some length into Tue ConsutuuonA
character OF the Ministerial policy. The discussion Jan
suished little. IL seemed even dull Perhaps the
previous sessions had been too exciting But Toe Ian
guishment the still sultrness that breeds the sg
den storm Louis Perree mounted the tribune As
has been identified with Moderate Repubiiesnsm and
Oiillon BarroL Ills journal. " H. Siech,' has been
held as thu Journal Of Od0u barrOt Inere conlH %
no political srnity more entire than that oil tns fre'i
dent Of the Council and Louis Pcree-a young man on
% wears All thought expectation, as ne appeared
In the tribune. here is hammer 10 strike soh1
blow 10 make compact the new policy Heavens J
was A blow . shiyer that and political union Oh IL
years.
by considering the tendencies OF the Ministry danger
Gus T. the Republic, passes D. the order OF the Gay
IL tell Ike stroke Of doom. The orator followed 10
flaming furious charge upon toe Ministry In the ni's'
of universal turmoil Ojiou Barot reaches the tribune
lie insists that IL IL irrelevant question endrsVors
~ return upon the report declares that he y W i'm
there and always T. meet the constitutional oblecupns
hurled against the Government II Is grand occa.
ION for Odon B4rrot for Il l. exciting debate, Snd
there Re Is bes; himself The assembly rosred around
him He descended, and one Of the Mountain followed
lp.i,ti1z upon the Perree motion
Then Oiilon Bsrrot, heroic for the hour-sl"sys he
role In lighting revolutions which explode and blow
him up-ihundefed s-ans, the Assembly the grand dii
fulty OF the crisis-ihe las; word sad result OF TIE
,ernoe,tuous fortnight" Do not forget that you have
male a revolution bike King. tue President Il
responsible 10 ccndemning the Ministers you con
3enn him Who named them
Tbi, WAS the naked rock-the unveiled abyss. The
two powers sprinsns side By side from the people
osrle., in respect Of each others existence sudden
N confronted each other The Assembly are angry-
% NOT TIE less appalled, u this bold barcng Of facts
Angry assemblies however, although they may De ~
nsiIed 40 no, recol into prudence Il they are truly
French.
An this Odlon Bsrrot knew. He was fully alive q
,bc j,nnor,suce OF the moment II the blow mus,
in lst i come Sideways Say he skilfu diaectics-
Thera us, but one position II the shield which would
.isnt the blow He comprehenied L. He rose % TIRE
,rihTneaI demand the simple order " the day" u
o.. motion which which always takes precedence Of
o,h.r. twas already late. The Assembly was x
ksr.,ss Ifws. angry and must have its strike How
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