The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

run amnesty Is dCCOTUcu LOT all pOliblCdi
crimes and offences against the press laws
Committed since December g., 1852, TO
tDece Der 3, 1870 All the condemned
fstil1 detained, whether by Judgment of
correctional, tribunals, or. cours d'assazeS,
or councils Of war, Shall be immediately
set at liberty. XrAg
| 1yta aoqas HattaaaEs "a
Those on whom your patriotism has
Just imposed the formidable mission5o of
defend ing the country Thank you, for
to your brave devotion to your RESOLUTION
'lisdue the5 civic victory which srestores
liberty to France. - Itlhas notscost drop
Of blood Personal power is no more
The nationsentire resumes her rights and
her arms. She rises ready to die in de.
fencenf the. soil. YOU have given her
back her SOUL. which despotism had
stifed. You ,willmaintain with frmness
the, exeeutionyofg the Jaws. and rivalling
Iournoble army you will lshowsus together
the road the victory The government
/ has decrecd that the fabrication and sale
of arms shall be absolutely free"
"a The folio wing proclamation has been
Issued By the new government:
6 Rspu5gique F;ancatse, Ni11i%sre deB In
The decheanc,. has been pronounced
by thu Corps Legisiatff.r Pie republic
has, been proclaimed atthe Hotel de Vile
1At 9ovealitn eiit of NATIONAL ldefeice, com
posed of eleven members. and all the
deputies of Paris, has been constituted
land fatified3.by popular reclamation.
Their names are Arago, Emanuel,
CremiuX, Jules Favfe, jules Perry, Gam
BETA GARNER, Pages, Glais, Bizoni, Pei
letan, NJ. PickarG, Rochefort, and Jules
Simon General Trochu will at the same
time continue in the exercise of the
movers Of Governor of Paris, and is APP
pointed Minister Of War in place of Gen.
PaIikao.S Please placard immediately,
and, if necessary have proclaimed by
the public crier this declaration.
s"For the government Of the national
defence, the Minister of theEInterior.
LEON GAMBETTA.
Paris the 4th day of September, 1870, at
| O'clock p. m g'-i4 s
a 1.-The following circular despatch has
been sent by the Minister Of the Interior
to the Projects of the Departments:
| z L i
Governor of Paris, has been appointed
member of the Government of National
/ Defence, installed at the Hotel de Vile.
He takes the portfolio of war, and his
collegues have conferred upon him the
Presidency a0g0eSG5 5f&
(Siened) LEON GAMBETTA I
taF 4oa THE NEW CABINET. "a o{yj
The offices of the Provisional Govern
ment at Paris are distributed as follows
Minister Of the Interior, Leon Gambetta
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jules Favre
Minister of Public Instruction, Jules
Simon; Minister of Justice, Emanuel
Cremiux; Minister of war, General
Trochu. ra& ts
President of the Council, NJ. Grevy
dSecretary General of the provisional
/ Government, Andre Laverteijon,
+ Seals have been placed on the doors of
the Corps Legislatif. 49,. '''''''-'
Hi The republic has been proclaimed at
Lyons Bordeaux, and other. large towns.
According to- the proclamation of
Keratry, the revolution rlras the same
obiect as that of31792- tile expulsion of
foreigners.
PRoCLAMATIONsOFe THE PRFECT OF POLICE.
PARIS Sept. 6.-The Project of Police
has issued the following proclamation:
POLICEMEN AND INHABITANTS OF PARIS /:
After being for eighteen years crushed
under cruel blows, the traditions inter-
Erupted on the 18th Bra MARIE and I'd of
! december are at last resumed The
Deputies of the Left after thewithdrawa
Eof their collea CUES, have, by q majority,
! proclaimed the decree l3echeance, and
soon afterward the republic was pro.
claimed from the Hotel de Vile: The
revolution which has just taken place
has been a pacific one. It was under
stood that no French blood should flow
except on the field of battle, Il has for
its object, as in 1892, the repression of a
foreign foe. It behooves, therefore, the
shinhabitants Of Paris, by their self-posses.
sion and the adamant of their attitude,
to. continue to show themselves equal to
the task that they and the nation have
undertaken t24}~s t1ij3~A =
"Fors this reason, invested by the
government with the powers that have
been so much abused under previous
regimes, invite the inhabitants of Paris
to the exercise of those political rights
which they have just reconquered, to the
fullest extent possible consistent with
wisdom and moderation, and to show
France and the world that we are indeed
worthy Of liberty. Our duty in the cir
cumstances in which we have been placed
is above all. Remember that the country
is in danger, and that France, under the
auspices Of. republican liberty, prepares
to vanquish or die I am, Certain that
my powers will only be used to defend
YOU from the blows of those who seek to
betray the country. La
(signeDD sB0aB KERATRY."
PROCLAMATION OF THE MAYOR.