During French Revolution, either Danton or Robespierre said something I can only paraphrase, what is the original quote?

by throwaway000076

The quote was I think in response to one of the Laws that made prosecution by the Committee of Public Safety easier. I saw it while visiting The Conciergerie in Paris. It went something like,

We must dispense with procedures, rule of law, etc in the name of justice and safety.

Except it was much better said. I am pretty sure it was Danton who said it. Does anyone have the original quote?

ComplexLittlePirate

It may be this: Danton's address to the Assembly on the establishment of a revolutionary tribunal, March 10, 1793 (reported in Le Moniteur of 13 March 1793): 'Let us be terrible in order to stop the people from being so' (Soyons terribles pour dispenser le peuple de l'être).