Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02

des and their bearing In miad that every stsnp hsvn
for i object to urge the people towas uncDnasuons can
didateshps. from the that the constitution cannot b
legally revised would not only bs mPOpsr sadirssasr, bus
cupable 1MovemenI]
"We now approach, gentlemen. the termination Of Tho
great task which imposed us and which, IN order 10
be properly accomplished would have required time and
ability The task Of your committee shout you
s about 70 commence You ons Of shess soemn ps
RODS fortunately in the existence Of nations when
Assembly which approaches the ofi power but which
i still master Of itself and Of the future s hands Tho
desnies OF whole nation, and by single word cause
them to inclne perhaps rvocaby, aide The other
Whatever may be your resolution may be certain In ad-
vance that great part Of the blessings The msounes
m1Sn ,s VIII make Their .pPs.incs fot gs:. eosh q time
be approved Of gentlemen, blamed only by those who
present await with anxiety what are about 70 do but
even by the generations which follow In presence Of % ter
rible and Iongendung responsibility each person will
without doub, forget his party interests his paons Of the
moment his rvaties bis enmes his Friendships svsn in
order to think only Of the country and Of history"
regret that feel obliged ecur and nsrms Of csnsue,
to the American banquet given in Paris noted restaurant
Of the Pslas aons commemoraon Of ths anniversary
Of The 4h Of July The dinner marked BY ncdess o.
highly rePrehsnsble nature, against which cannot fsin
ss an American citizen and sincere lover Of republican in
stutions from entering my protest. Previous the date Of
my last letter report Of proceedings bad reached me- bu
not being quite satisfied with the source of my inofua-
ton ausion. think was made to facts which have
now to sgnalizs They will be properly appreciated,
have no doubt in columns distinguished for dignity and
decorum for the consistent support Of law and of oss .
those Of the Inselsencs find the following stassus c6
facts in the journal La Rpubque whose mpashes sre a
evidently with the offenders. II furnishes enough however,
to justify the censure would inHic4 @
"The anniversary of the Declaration Of American Inde
pendence celebrated the fourth Of July in the saloons
Of the Fres ProOencanr, where assembled an tho
Americans present In Paris Citizen RIvHs Minister Plen.
potenay Of the States of the Union the French Repub
lie, unable to be present at the patriotic e He has
been absent for weeks at the springs Of Vchy where
ne IL kept by lheahs But there remarked there tho
Citizen HEBERT Of Louisians, colonel Of the third regiment
Of American infantry, which took large part in the Mex
lean campaign More than hundred citizens OF the Re-
public of North America sheltered beneath the Gag Of
the Union. respsudsnt with and thirty The fol-
lowing toasts drank To the President Of the United
States To the President Of the French Republic. To
George Washington To Lsfayette To the American and
French armies numerous orchestra assembled fof the
cason bad already played several times the sublime and pa
tioic air Of the Mnseise. And what not the aston
shment Of the guests when order received prohibiting
the anthem Of the revoutonl The republicans the Union
did not accept and rest content beneath this Introduction and
instantly they Numbered forth 10 chora: the rs.oluona
hymn. protesting thus against prohibition which was
mystery to hem issuing az did from the sgens Of Tepub
lcan Government numerous crowd collected beneath the
windows in the gardens Of the Paa National listening with
respect to the stanzas which often conducted fathers
TO victory There appearance Of asonihmsDt the
liberation of the police for the crowd Ignorant probably,
that the guests assembled in Fes Pouncaur protect
ed by 'he American Asg Where the Gag is, there b the
country and wherever Aoa the coos Of the United States
to find protection and liberty After the
morave banquet the repaired to the residence Of the
new Consul Of the United States where ball had already
brought together the elite Of American ladies' This 10 the
ed n France the anniversary Of the foundation Of their
public We think that these patriotic will take
henceoh greater extension, and that the two sister epub
lies will have but and the voice for the proclamation
Of fraternity, the universal union Of peoples"
The National (another very ultra organ Of the democratic
party whose praise should be considered by al intel
sent friends Of popular governmen adds the following
short statement Of facts smar the above, extracted from
the RepubEgue.
GAS Frencbmen we thank American citizens for having
associated the French republic and the FanGh ynution
with his fossivsi ned by them In commemoation Of tho
foundation Of their glorious republic The time viii CONS
when these manifestations far from being viewed with susp
con BY Government will enlarge their sphere beneath gov
eminent truly republicans.
am told that the ordinarily tranquil precincts the Paai
National sgtaed by the deyin Of the Mar
seas shouted by the Americans, after the fact became
known that the band of musicians had been notified play
it again pain Of arrest, that the armed force brought
into equson to dispese the crowd assembled beneath the
windows and restore circulation But the Americans them
selves not nterered with will inquire into tho
Of this obearance am, however, very far from
believing that the indicated above BY tho RpS5
ique which would attribute to glorious sarspaDsled
banner the symbol Of liberty with order the privilege Of s
ording protection to riot ,mutiny, and insurrecon But
what wish to siguaze and reprobate is, that American ci
have conducted themselves to give occasion for
raordinay fobearsnce the part Of the police Nobody
doubt that party of French citizens committing this m
solent outrage, after being warned that considered dam
geous public tranquility, and hai contrary police
regulations would every Of them have been marched of
prison between files Of soldiers Whether the admnisa-
ton Of this republic be republican not is no business Of
ous-is business of any FreDchmen and if Ameri
can citizens who here for business pleasure
make up their minds obey the laws and regulations they
find hem why let them leave the country, and not leopard,
by their misconduct not only their personal safety,
but what s vastly important, the friendly relations Of
two Of the principal nations Of the earth. confess should
boil with indignation hundred Frenchmen EDglishmen,
hundred Of any other foreigners allowed in any part
of the United States, to pepeate with IMMUNITY simiarn
suit to our authorities Il would not be tolerated, and n
ought not to be. Pooh!" it has been replied me |,
Frenchmen may sing Yankee doodle and Hail Colmbia
from years end to years end, without molesaicn from our
police, and such restriction Of personal liberty in republic
is perfectly ridiculous" True, they may do so, but Kkee
doodle and Hail Columbia not prohibited to csens