Cavaignac Defends Record in Paris Insurrection Debate
The French Assembly overwhelmingly backed General Cavaignac after a three hour speech defending his conduct during the June insurrection. He faced charges, but supporters praised his calm, decisive defense and military prudence, while opponents questioned governance and political alignment ahead of upcoming elections.
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Cavaignac
Avaignac
M. Barthelemy de St. Hilaire
Paris
Buonaparte
Louis Napoleon
War Office
Vincennes
M. Garnier Pagds
Barthélémy St. Hilaire
National
France
Marshal Bugeaud
Prince Louis
General Cavaignac
M. Barthélemy St. Hilaire
Institute
Executive Commission
M. B. St. Hilaire
M. Perée
Messieurs Garnier
Pagnerre
Barthélemy St. Hilaire
Duclerc
M. Ledru Rollin
M. Duclerc
Cavatanac
Tribune
Chartist Trials in Edinburgh End With Four Month Sentences
The Court, led by the Lord Justice Clerk and five Lords, convicted Rankin and Hamilton after an eight day trial. Lord Cockburn argued intent was essential to sedition, while the majority found the verdict sufficient for punishment. Four calendar months were imposed, amid calls for reformers to unite and avoid unlawful actions.
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Rankin
Hamilton
Mackenzie
Moncrief
Medwyn
Cockburn
Wood
Lord Cockburn
Lord Moncrief
Lamartine Proclaims Moderation in Republic Defense
The article reports Lamartine’s speech at Montceaux defending the Republic. He boasts of resisting terrorism and communism and credits moderates with preserving liberty. It also covers debates over General Cavaignac and accusations of lax response to Paris unrest.
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Paris
Neuilly
Tuileries
France
Socialista
Hotel de Ville
Cavaignac
London Bakers Face Insolvency Crisis
At a bakers meeting Mr. Brooks said nearly 800 London bakers in the last year, about one third of the total, had fallen into insolvency.
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Brooks
London
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