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ommune: "After the people have saved the country, after decreeing a National Convention to replace you, what remains for you to do but to gratify their wishes?... The people, forced to see to its own salvation, has provided for this through its delegates... It is essential that those chosen by itself for its magistrates should enjoy the plenary powers befitting the sovereign."] [Footnote 3124: Official reports of the commune, Aug. 10.--Mortimer-Ternaux, III. 155. Letter of the Minister Servan, Aug. 30.-Ibid., 149.--Ibid., 148. The commission on supplies having been broken up by the commune, Roland, the Minister of the Interior, begs the Assembly to act promptly, for "he will no longer be responsible for the supplies of Paris."] [Footnote 3125: Official reports of the commune, Aug. 21. A resolution requiring that, on trials for lese-nation, those who appear for the defendants should be provided with a certificate of their integrity, issued by their assembled section, and that the interviews between them and the accused be public.--Ibid., Aug.17, a resolution to suspend the execution of the two assassins of mayor Simonneau, condemned to death by the tribunal of Seine-et-Oise.] [Footnote 3126: Mortimer-Ternaux, III. 11. Decree of Aug.11.] [Footnote 3127: Prudhomme, "Revolutions de Paris" (number for Sep. 22).. Report by Roland to the National Assembly (Sept. 16, at 9 o'clock in the morning).] [Footnote 3128: Madame Roland, "Memoires," II. 414 (Ed. Barriere et Berville). Report by Roland Oct. 29. The seizure in question tool place Aug.27.] [Footnote 3129: "Memoirs sur les journees de Septembre" (Ed. Barriere et Berville, pp. 307-322). List of sums paid by the treasurer of the commune.--See, on the prolongation of this plundering, Roland's report, Oct. 29, of money, plate, and assignats taken from the Senlis Hospital (Sept. 13), the Hotel de Coigny emptied, and sale of furniture in the Hotel d'Egmont, etc.] [Footnote 3130: Official reports of the commune, Aug. 17 and 20.--List of sums paid by the treasurer of the commune, p. 321.--On the 28th of August a "Saint-Roch in silver is brought to the bar of the National Assembly."] [Footnote 3131: Mortimer-Ternaux, III. 150, 161, 511.--Report by Roland, Oct. 29. P. 414.] [Footnote 3132: Moniteur.514, 542 (sessions of Aug. 23 and 26).] [Footnote 3133: Mortimer-Ternaux, III. 99 (sessions of Aug.15 and 23). "Proces-verbaux de la Commune," Aug. 18, a resolution t
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