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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 10, 1792
Page
2
A lengthy report recounts revolutionary violence in Paris with massacres, mob actions, and trials. Officials, deputies, and the Assembly debate measures to restore order, open barriers, regulate passports, and punish those aligned with enemies while urging unity and constitutional limits.
A printed letter dated sparis the 3d of September year Liberty and Equality, from NM Roland, minister for the Home Department. The note speaks of fulfilling a sacred duty and the cost to the writer's tears, asserting no compromise with conscience.
The National Assembly issued a decree ordering the extraordinary Bahk to remit ten thousand livres to each of Paris’s forty-eight sections for frontiers volunteers. The Executive Power is tasked to implement the decree the same day. Petitioners appeared to protest departmental voting rights and actions against the Pikes decree, with complaints directed at Metin.
A September morning report notes a Committee of Agriculture proposal to establish interior navigation for communications between the Rhine and Rhine via the Saone Doubs Halleing and a canal. War updates mention Biron opposing Imperial entry and Lucener sending guns and cavalry to General Duma, with Faaud resuming position before St Menehould. Petion urges Paris tranquility, laments past conflicts, and foresees harmony, while Paris barriers reopen for commerce and liberty as citizens rally under liberty. The National Assembly debates sovereignty and the rights of electoral assemblies to renew authorities, warning against reorganization.
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