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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 21, 1792
Page
2
The text describes an advanced guard engaging Dumourier's rear under M. Cuazot and anticipates near term major action. It criticizes a faction led by officials and a warlord for seeking bloodshed and disruption, accusing them of sacrificing soldiers for factional aims and causing civilian bloodshed.
An address circulated in Paris on September 16 urges citizens to maintain tranquility amid rumors of civil strife. It warns that enemies may seek to incite violence, calumniate locals, and drive deputies away from the National Convention. The note calls for unity, respect for order, and the defense of liberty in Paris as the city of peace.
The Provisional Executive Council explains measures against the King of Sardinia citing repeated provocations, treaty breaches, and alliances with Austrian forces. It notes Sardinian aggression, Montmelian fortifications, and Savoy preparations while warning that Sardinia may threaten southern France if time is allowed to strengthen. It also reports on confounding unrest in Paris, robberies at the Garde-Meuble, and fears of broad conspiracies amid ongoing military strain.
A Provisional Executive Council declares that only the offensive can rouse a nation from inactivity. They reference a decree of July 6 authorizing to repel any enemy and notes dispositions by the Commander of the Armies in the South to enter Savoy. Formidable divisions will follow, aiming to make the Alps a barrier between Frenchmen and Italian tyrants before winter.
M Cuarzus or Jesse as Lyons Commandant accuses Montesquieu of aiding enemies by aligning with la Fayette, proscribing Jacobins, misreporting Piedmontese forces, and shielding officers from discharge. Hessy laments Southern Army culpability and pillaged hospital, noting powder and arms shortages ahead of Savoy-Piedmont expedition. question remains why Montesquieu stays in service.
A Paris address to municipal authorities claims a conspiracy by the Court and deputies of the National Assembly to slaughter patriots. The Commons of Paris urges departments to act, condemns the plot, and vows to hold magistrates responsible for bloodshed while pledging vigilance against tyrants. The assembly swears to defend liberty and confront alleged abuses by state officers.
A speech condemns violence and fear in Paris, warning that internal enemies gain strength from audacity. The Assembly moves to defend law and order, with measures against robbery and assurances of national unity. News notes fronts and an oath by deputies pledging liberty, equality, and sovereignty.
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