The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-03-29
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spect the conditions of peace, pnt
considers the bulk Of the indemnity
should fal! OH the authors OF the
war.
The situation at Montmartre ana
Bp,lville remains unchanged. Busl-
ness and labor has been stopped,
and there are frequent nghtalarmS
A demonstration of the friends
Of order today proceeded toward
the headquarters of the insurgents,
but found bayonets barring the
way. An angry alteration ensued,
when the ortlerlies retired.
PARIS, March 22.-The Journal
saws: 6 The hour has arrived when
the common people of the capital
can save the country, and appeal
to the bourgeois for support III the
emergency. aa
All the chiefs Of battalions OF
the National Guard OF the Second
ACCOMPLISHMENT have signed a
manifesto joining their voices to
thuse of the Deputies to the AS
sembly and the Mayors of Paris in
the determination TO defend the he
public and It's tranquility against
all persons. They have organized
u special force and measures for the
f protection Of their reimbursement,
and appeal for the cooperation OF
f all in thc work for cOniliation and
# abstcntion from crime.
L PARIS, March %, via LONDON
il March %, $50 P. M.-The Official
: journal of the Insurgents says
e The Central Republican Commit
II tee. unable to come to an under
standing with the Mayors, are com
:, PEELED to proceed with the election
+. without Their cooperation. III
n elections are postponed until to
It morrow, when they will be held un
> der the supcIintendency OF tn
g Electoral Committee, appointed D.
r the Central Republican Committee
1T The commander OF the Nations;
$ Gua d has appointed Raoul Duhuis
u y son chief of the general staff, Co
Valig,anne commandment OF the Ht
-. tel de Vile, and Col. Darlelle con
h. mandant O. the TuiIerieS.
SO An editorial in the same pap'
y, seeks to prove that the Assemb|
"a now sitting at Versailles is legal
incomplete, on the ground that II
:. elections of some of its membe
" were Initiated by foreign occupatit
- and pressure. The Chamber is Il
;s scribed as Il narrow minded exec
nd tive.
ii The same paper says: On Pal
mt levolves the duty of compelling I
he spect for the sovereignty OF Il
We people, who must see that Paris
IT. not separated form the province
''' and that the provinces are n
:, separated from each other. 3
10, must be the capital of France. i
ion is unquestionably her right to pl
of CT co with elections.
lis The Central Republican Comm
elk tee has taken wise and indispen'
the BILE measures to prepare for
SUI establishment of communal COT
''"- ellis, and for the election Of all oh
re officers of the National Guard
the members.
and A paragraph also appears in
|. a insu, gent organ under the title
Drm nYertissement," stigmatizing
bill resolutions adopted at the meet
vel of the editors Of the Paris pr!
ere published in several journals /,
W., W., terday, as direct provocatlol
49, ~. the disobe,iience of Government
crees aud encroachment on
on1 sovereignty OF the people. w;
ro- ing is given that while the Cen
cted Republican Committee intends
abit. respect the liberty OF the press,
determi, ed to have the seccs'
I'VE of the people respected. and
.o permit no Indictment to disoh
u,,l,, ence. A repetition If the oftt
ntrv Will be severely punished.
its to VERSAILLES, March 2l.-Th'
q be- snrgents hold Gen. CLANCY
'lsco, Admiral Soissat as hostages;
zoha' will shoot Chanzy attacked.
apa All the functionaries of the
. 49, partments have rendered ar
support to the Assembly.
slain VERSAILLES, March %. =
CAL National Guards search all ira
heart, they bold ali the Notifications
lall t" OF Paris.
: VIZ. ."", VERSAILLES, March %, via
NON E-20 p NT .-ThiprS