They voted the sending of the _proces verbal_ of the meeting into every department.

It was legislatively elevating a pamphlet to the dignity of a public act, and to distribute ready-made insult to the citizens, that they might have a supply to vent against public authority.

The king trembled before the pamphleteer; he felt from this first treatment of his baffled prerogative that the constitution would crumble in his hands each time that he dared to make use of it.
The next day the constitutional party in greater force at the meeting recalled the sending of this pamphlet to the departments.

Brissot was angry in his journal, the _Patriote Francais_.

It was there and at the Jacobins more than in the tribune, that he gave instructions to his party, and allowed the idea of a republic to escape him.