The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-05
THE INTERNATIONAL.
FRESH PROCLAM1TIONs ISSUED IN
PlRIS.
New Indictment to an Uprising.

New Indictment to an Uprising.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times, writing under date Of June ls, refers
to a manifesto attributed to the International
Society, and already published in the Times,
and gives other documents from the same
source. He says:
The document which telegraphed yester-
day, and which purported to be- manifesto
by the central committee OF tne lnIeLhauoa,ai'
appeared in the Paris Journal, which main
tains it to have been The result OF meeEng
held by the committee on Thursday. M
Tolain. the nominee OF the international ID
the Chamber, denies its authenticity, W91cn ls
Indignantly insisted upon this morning oy the
Paris Journal, which claims TO % nave spena speclaal
access, the nature of which 1t cannot reveal,
to the proceedings of the revolutionary com
mittee known to exist in Paris, and which
may hold meetings and issue manuesCoeS
~&ere, in spite of the police, with as much lm-
-munity as the National Committee did IN war
insurrection, battling all efforts Of the police
to discover either the names OF the members,
or the localities in which the meetings were
held. The objection of D.. T0laln that the
documen; IS not authentic because there are
no signatures, is absurd, when attacnlng a
signature to such document would be equl-
valent to committing suicide. This morning
three maniiestoes appeared in the same jour
nal, and purport to have been Issued oy three
meetings of sections, which were held yester-
day. The first one is headed "Comite Central
kde la Garde Nationale Federee de Ia Branche
I Franchise" and runs as follows:
Citizens I'VE are called barbarians; our enc
mics themselves have defined the struggle.
] our battle is the struggle OF society against
savagedoI We are called thieves, assasslns
and fncendla ,,es. all the united members OF
the International Society OF Workmen refuse
to be likened to the bandits who have burnt
Paris. Our struggle has been the struggle OF
honesty against cowardice, the war OF work
men against the crushing despotism of capital
lists. To-day we are called beaten. This is
imposslble; but we must not be dlsunited. Our
candidates should be advanced Republicans
our numbers should carry them. We propose,
then, to name citizens Malon, Tridon and Lar
tioue. All have given proofs of Democracy,
and testified their affection for social BE-
public.
The others are as follows:
Tothe Citizen IYorkn,er OF PariS-The strug.
gle of armies is at an end. We must acknowl-
edge the reign of force while resisting 1t as
much as lies in our power. 1t IS our custom
to give away. The powerful OF the world are
victorious through our inactlon: Let US De the
conquerors in spite of all obstacles. T1ere are
three systems now before us-the republican,
the constitutional, and that of personal gov.
Eminent The best of the three Is eXecraole.
There is but one course tor us to ADOPT. Let
us rally round the International Association OF
Tolain, Tridon, Rochat, Serailler, Delerd,
Sllvent.
Paris, June 16.
Central Committee of the Federation of the
National Guard-For some days, thanks to
your courage, we have been enabled. TO meet
. and to brave the fury Of the reactlonlsts. Tne
Victorious power is for you the legal power, as
(t is the government de tdcto. We must now
conhne ourselves within the limits of legal ac-
tion To whom shall we give our votes! 10
hose who, without being compromised, must
be our allies. Citizens, ,workmen, bourgeois, OF
handicraftsmen, the future Is ours. IL oe-
longs to us, the Moderate Socialist Repuoli-
&canS. We do not seek the Violent disruption
; of society; we desire that it should be por-
fected.
Paris, June 16.
Besides the proclamatlons which emanate
from the reunions of the International, there
are others of an amateur character which are
nos.ed bv individuals, and which indicate the
temper OF the party which has been crushed,
hut announces that 1t Is only blding Its time
The following was found yesterday posted up
on the Boulevard Rochechouart, and also pur-
ports to issue from the central committee
,no-otherS-In the name OF our brethren as
,.s; no;.,d bv the despots of Versailles, in the
name of humc uity and of progress, we do not
ahandon the struggle. The reactionary jour.
mails are chanting vi, sory; the foresWorn OF
:. Versailles believe that we are crushed; IL lests
with YOU whether tomorrow they snau not De
buried under the ruins OF their ephemeral
triumph. For that. energy IS needed. our
losses indeed have been great, but bear IN
mind that 1t Is your inaction rather than our
temporary defeat which places the Republic
In danger Will you defer your uprising until
the plot which the despots OF the world are
Matching against you shall nave entangled you
in ineXlricable meshes Do you wish that
every nlght satellites, drunken with wine and
6ebauchery, brutalized by the priests, shall
enter your houses to seek lor you with the In
tention of sending you to people all the Cay
ennes and Botany Bays which ara yet
known? Do you desire to leave your wives
and daughters helplessly exposed to the oru-
talties Of priests, rich men and soldters?. Do
YOU desire to see forever closed around you
that circle Of iron which, in moment Of des-
pair, we for time broke through? II 80,
remain Inactive. Or, would you, on the con-
trary, become free and powerful, as you ougnC
to be? Would you wish t0 have the right OIL
living BY your labor To arms-forWard
Swear by us never to re-enter the Workshop,
not to resume your tools, not to lay down
arms until you have avenged our slaughtered
brethren and laid the base of the social repub-
aic. To arms, to arms-Lyons, Marsellles, MI
Ian. Berlin. MOSCOW, L0uQOu. LlperpOoii nauc
chester! To arms, brothers of all countries |!
Down with tyrants and oppressors Rely
upop us-us who are looked upon as disarmed,
because our muskets and our cannoas have
been taken from us. Those wretches, then, do
not understand that when the day Of revenge
comes We will tear down the raillnSs OF their
.palaces to convert into pixies, and that then
We will bury ourselves beneath the ruins OF
NsAaris rather than surrender. Forward, the
0kusket In one hand, the torch In the other.
The old civilization must perish. It will perish.
Then the peoples, united In one single family,
freed from yokes of all kinds, will enjoy IN
peace the fruits oflabor.
THE CENTRAL Committee OF PARIS.
INSIDE TIE EARTH.-Tbe greatest depth of
|, the earth hitherto attained by mans explora-
\ tionsIhas not reached more tnan one mile