But when Lamartine, mounting the tribune, cast aside her claims, and announced that the moment had arrived for proclaiming a provisional government and a republic, she was hustled and pushed aside by the crowd.
The deputies were met to make a temporary or provisional government, qualified to accept or to refuse the hard terms of peace offered by the Prussians.
Lamartine was not a great man, but it was lucky for France, and for all Europe, that at this crisis he succeeded in establishing a provisional government, and that he was placed at its head.
On December 12, they seized Navy Island in Niagara River, established a provisional government, and issued paper money.
Fremont set up a provisional government, placing himself at the head.
The extreme democrats in Tuscany got the upper hand, and set up a provisional government.
After a brief discussion, leave was given to bring in the bill, and to amend the act of last session, appointing a provisional government.
Meanwhile, October 5, there was established at Lisbon a provisional government composed of nine ministers and presided over by the scholar and litterateur, Theophile Braga.
This committee, the same which carried on the whole movement from the beginning, has constituted itself as a provisional government, under the dictatorship of Garibaldi.
Gambetta proclaimed the republic; and a provisional government of national defense was at once formed, with General Trochu for president and Jules Favre for vice-president.
The army and navy assisted in deposing Manoel and setting up a provisional government, with Theophile Braga as provisional president.
On March 27 the Danish forces appeared before Hadersleben; and thereupon the Schleswig-Holstein Estates declared that the Duke of Schleswig-Holstein was no longer free, and formed a Provisional Government.
A provisional government, headed by Hiesz and Muralt, and a fresh election, insured tranquillity.
Dr Severo Alonso took refuge in Chilean territory; and Colonel Pando formed a provisional government.
The Bohemians immediately established a provisional government consisting of thirty "directors," ten of whom were chosen by each of the estates.
It was decided that a Polish prince should be chosen as sovereign, and that meanwhile a provisional government, composed of twenty men belonging to the various parties, should be established.
Disappointed by the inaction of Congress, the Wyandots took matters into their own hands, and set up a provisional government.
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