New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-20
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her philosophers NJ ths XvIII century. a1i anirn6-
I .sd b. re example Of America rsgaininr her inte
as.ls-ce ,-sm Euc.a.i. save 90 her turn II 80
the example o. great revolution.
When me ne-iiious and tra-tero0s Louis NJ
called srains, his native country all the kings al
tn ars.ocac.cs and al tne armies OF Europe.-
constitutional France rise against them as tie
english Colonies hai risen ssa,ass the desPo'- sm
OF Great Britain sni proclaimed the Republic IS
they had done.
After i'ns ant cruel convuisions caused by the
a-res sio=s Vi the foreign coalition. lhe French Re
pablo wa, destroyed by 81 snsraieili and iyran-
nous solder VII CONCEALED MS imperial despousm
under aures
But ere long the excuses Of the empire brought
back the monarchy by divine right rs the cxcesses
OF so-cal.cd legitimate royalty under Louis Ky Ill
anl Charles y brought back the quasi sIimacy oi
Louis Philippe and a. rhe excuses Of the s)-ca..ed
constitutional monarchy o.. Louis Philippe brought
back the Republic 10 FEBRUARY 80,
Il the revolution O.. ebuary had been directed
5y sincere devoted resoiute and capable repUb.
cans Il might have consolidated the Republic and
-he Democracy. eufranehsed Europe almost with
1a- che employment OF orce. and al the same time
assured order and liberty peace and happiness in
France and throughout the world
B1t the members oi the Provisional. Government,
ann, of ther, tbr,psh treason others through the
,-,,, 81 9svo.i,-, ami ~ skil losr I'm, Revolution
aai lhe Republic by delivering thcm into the
hands % the arstocratc aud bourseoise reaction.
,,b,rb o,r1-ed F-sncs into ,ll nm, horrors of civil
var ia fhe 'ata DAYS Ot June l-is. and offered the
D,.,a ,,-shi, T. a san ier an the condition that he
should slaughter with grape and mnsketry the
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linn. fa /, coo.rirac,. a nrosct D.. insurroc,on and
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49,, TI,,, az. sfrapoai fh, RIGHT If puhc meet
No. and Ji.russio1 H. DESTROYED many bodies OF
National Guards Ar, dissolved. the prisons are
rnyyaJ ms, only At Paris but IN almost ali the de
r.rtpepts terror alone with arbitrary power
.i-ns everywhere and finally great trial OF the
..,.,,,t,d pa-isio, consp,rafors /. prepared 1T
tsrsaiI|.s vb,ie other tri,ls are prcparei IN The.
rot rti.s .sinSt tbe pretended consuira
,o.sin tLs p-ovircas
H. ou r,ac.. tha accused and ,leir defenders
,.9ioto., -bat even admitfiY, tb.re had been
.orrplot fr an in,urrocton. t,at insurrecton would
bavt boon legitimate on account Of the manifest
and IA rant violation of the Constitution ia the az
10 K ana bombar.imeDt of Rome by The orders Of
I'm, Nonolaon
aftbs Iar.es IN the Departments Z5l that IS D.
,,rf'i,' oriui,Y aJoit ,b. violation of the Con.
.,i-irio, and declare the accused not puiHv
In, a,t.r above tyent, DAYS discussion As u the
.x.t.nce of a compot. the Hsh Court Of Yer
"a les refused 10 the accused and their defenders
tb riyht Of Dlssdin,. the violation Of the ConsttI
tio, os4xcuse or legitimati0n OF the insurecti0u
IN, defender. protested NJ this and withdrew
All the advocates OF Versailles named officially
b, tho Uirh Court. Appeared before il Only u dr.
-,r. tj,at tbey roald not SPEAK against the vii %
,b accused :. bo all protested against the decision
of the High Court. AID agains, all defense in their
name since such defense coaid neither be free nor
.omDIete
Notwithstanding oil these protestations, re
Hlrh Court condemned Il Of the accused, vino
we're present and 80 who were absent 10 perpetual
transportation from France and as among toe con.
larnued there were several representatives, de-
9rived ~ their functions the Government an
ounces ID elections ID supply their places
Tr,in.- q u fbis H.. mt AZ -rnen,s WITH the
,-arrit, OF WORK and with the misery Oh the People
gut ro.bins arrests Louis Napoleon. As II
81 an bv tie eeitiu,ist reaction be dismisses
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