Provisional Government Emerges In France Crisis
A detailed account from the Paris desk of the Boston Journal describes February 1848 turmoil when Louis Philippe abdicated in favor of the Count de Paris. Duchess of Orléans and her sons faced crowd uproar as Lamartine proposed a provisional government, with Deputies fleeing, a royalist faction wavering, and Ledru Rollin urging swift action to stabilize the nation.
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Lamartine Described as Genius Who Defies Party Bounds
Lamartine is portrayed as a near sixty year old poet orator and legislator. He is praised for noble principles religious conviction and fearless independence. He is said to have opposed cold policy on Italy and to have spoken with passion and sincerity in the recom debates.
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Acknowledgement from Mrs Adams to Detroit colored citizens
Washington April 3 1848 Mrs Catherine Adams conveys thanks for Detroit colored citizens resolutions honoring her late husband William H Daw noting his duties to enslaved and free alike and to humanity and liberty and expressing gratitude for sympathy.
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Court of Inquiry targets Gen Scott in Mexican campaign
In 1848 the Court of Inquiry in Mexico convenes to examine charges against Gen Scott, then commander in chief. Worth appeals to withdraw accusations, while Pillow and other officers face inquiry. Scott denounces the proceedings as a political trial, claiming humility before a biased court.
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