I shall not extend these to-day; the gravity of the situation demands that I concern myself much more with maintaining harmonious sentiments than with continually discussing my rights."] [Footnote 2504: Sauzay, II.99.Letter of the deputy Vernerey to the Directory of Doubs: "The Directory of the department may always act with the greatest severity against the seditious, and, apart from the article relating to their pension, follow the track marked out in the decree.

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the latter has its recourse in the National Assembly, which in all probability will afford it a shelter against ministerial attacks."-- Moniteur, XII.

202 (session of April 23).

Report of Roland, Minister of the Interior.