Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-10


+ first law oi ths country -naiionAl sovereignty
+ og which I ana ths legitimate representative.
Ysa long suffered. like me, from The obstacles
/ that prevented me dning Sou al ne good iu
tended. and eppasfd lhe demonstration 81 your
i sympathy il my ayor Those obstacles are r.
lnored The Assembly sought 20 impair ihc
authority vhich derive from lhs entire nation :
= has erased % rzi.i.
make loyal appeal 70 the people and The
sfmy, and tell hem, either give me The ineans
# iasuring yni prosperity, or choose another
I in ms place.
In ls30, as well a. in 1919. you were treated
a. a yanqaished army. llIer having hrandrd
yoar heroical ei.inlerrsledness. they dsdained
TO consult yDur syinpashies aud wishes. and
nevertheless. you are The cite of the naiion.--
To-day, Al this solemn moment, wish the voice
olihe army 70 be- heard.
Vote. then. freely as citizens but as soldiers
DO NOT forget that passive obedience to the or
ders II The chief Of tbe gnFsnmen l. the rigar-
Gus dniy Of the arml. irum The general down to
the soldier. i !. lor nae, who am responsible
for my actions befFe the peope and poslefliy, 10
adopt the measures most conducive 10 the pub.
lie welfare.
A. fof yoi, maintain entire the rules Of ds
cipine and honor. BY your imposing attitude
assist the country in manitasing is will with
calmness and reflection. b. " 10 repress
all attempt against the free exercise Of the SOW
efeiguiy Of lhe people.
Soldiers. do mol speak 10 you Of the rccol,
ieclons attached 10 my name. They are en-.
graved on your hearts. We are united by in.
dssoluble ties. Your history is mine. There Is
between rs in the past community Of glory
and M. siorlnes there shall BIZ in the future
community Of sentiment. and resolutions Coz the
repose aud grandeur Of France
LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
pALacE OF THE ELYsEr, Dec. 2.
The Preffctof Police 10 The Hihabii0nts of Paris.
PARIsiANs: The President the republic, by
courageous initiative. has hatIie1 The mach.
nations Of parties, aud put an end to the an.
giish Of the country. i is in the name Of the
people In IFS interest, aud for the maintenance
Of the press, that the event is accomplished.
Il is,ot The Judgment Of the people that Louis
Napoleon Bonapafte submits his conduct.
The greatness Of the act makes YOU under
stand with what Imposing and solemn silence The
free exercise Of the popular sovereignty ought 10
bs manifested. To-day, az yesterday, LEI order
be our watchwold let all good citizens. animal
ed as am by the love Of the country, aid mo in
my unalterable resolution.
Have confidence in him whom GO00 900 Of
votes bave raised 10 The first dignity ofihe coun.
Try. v hen ho summons the entire people 10 ex
n. H. a.. ~.
obstacles In the way. Any aitcmp, at disorder
shall be promptly and inhexibly repressed.
DE MAUpAS, Project Of Police.
December 2, 1851.
The prefect. Of police, NJ De Manpas. has adj
dressed circular to all the commissarics OF 20.
lee, inviting them to watch with courage and
energy over public tranquility, and TO allow no
meeting the object Of which shodd appear 10
them suspicious
Tuesday morning, December @ at nm early
hour the Place de Ia Concorde, tho Fauburg ST.
Elouorc. the ruieries, the Louvre, and the
Place de caro,scd, were covered wish ,foop,.
the arrangements having been made during the
night.
Generals Changarnier, Cavagnac, Bcdeau,
! Ltmorieiere. Leiio. Col. CAarras, NM. Razs.
'lhiers, Brun, The Commssary of Police Of the
Assembly. and, il is said, twenty or lweLty. eiah
Others have been arrested. The first named
are committed 10 Vinccnness, and am assured
will be transferred tomorrow to the fortress Of
! Ham. General ChangarnIer attempted 10 har
fangue the soldiers sent 10 aid the police agents
who arrested him but i Is said they refused To
| listen to him. Colonel Carras is said 10 have
wounded one Of the agents who arrested him.
The same Is reported Of Gen. Bedesu
1t is also reported that NJ. Michel tide Bourp.
ges) and NJ. Odillon Hirrol are under arrest /;
HUT this is doubtful. The decree dIssolying he
Assembly, Dc, was signed by NJ. do Money.
tho new Minister Of the Interior.
The new ministers are NJ de Morney In.
terror NJ. FuuId Fnauce; A. Rolher, Justice ;
| NJ. Fortonl, Public Instruction; NJ. Chasseoup
/ I.auba,. Marine General St. Arnaud, War ;
and il is said NJ. de persiguy will be the Minis.
tier Of Fofeiga Affairs General Magnan still
retains command of the army. Orders havs
been given to take down The temporary hall
where tho representatives were wont to meet
Eight Journals are suspended Among them the
| Ecsaement.
The projects on leave Of absence in Paris, or
elsewhere, have been ordered to return instant
! lyto their departments. The same order has
been communicated 10 the olhe; public unctiona
lies on leave Of absence.
A number OF representatives met this morn.
| ing al the residence nt Count Daru. They were
ldi~persed BY The police. Some Of them after
wards repaired to the municipality Of the l0ti
ACCOMPLISHMENT, but also received orders 10 retire
| The President wrote late last night an atlec.
Iionate letter 10 NJ de 'rhorigny, and also to the
ministers. declaring lha, bis mind was made If
| that he could not allow himselfto be sacri,
feed BY his enemies, who were cunspiring Al
| that moment; but that, AS he was unwilling t,
icumpronise them in any way BY duplicating
them in his acts, he thought il better they SHOULD
fesigu lis unnecessary TO say the reques
was complied with at once,
People have been taken so much by surprise
though such an event might have been foreseen
that il difficult 10 say anything on the public
feeling, All my accounts from the auhourg,
are unanimous in declaring that the people are