If we're looking at defining things by how they resulted then we have a wholly different standard for argumentation here, but unless you want to find a different definition to suit your terms, it was a radical military takeover by the natiknal guard in the name of revolution that sought to implement progressive changes, yes? I'm not a historian so I'm kind of breezing through here but if they were a reform movement would have thought you were describing a parliamentary caucus but this doesn't appear to be the case.

Either way, yeah, obviously if you leave an army standing in opposition you're going to have a bad time. Still not a reform movement.