American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-07
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

FAHtSt MARCH 10 ne Oruer oil the day No.
the discussion Of the financial project OF law.
Nj. B Constant rose and spoke at some lene,h
and in the course of his remarks the expendi,,'
OF the home Department. said, that the secret exnsn
ces of the police ought less to excite their indi"
nation. He would vote for those expences when z.
saw infamous prevaricators brought to Justice j.
stead of bouncing down, without commisseration
upon their dupes and victims when, in short, n.
axe Of the execuoner should fall upon the head y,
the guilty and not on those of the misguided
An exclamation from the right side--take care -
yourself sir.
NJ Foy- You (meaning the exclaimer) are NJ,
wanting in good will to US.
NJ, ID Fameth-It is Infamous he who n,t.r.,
the last insnuation dares not rise up in his Mac,
M b Constant.
That may happen that however would not am.
prise will not vote nevertheless, for the IN.
crease which is demanded in the army estimate, e.,
tha gendarmerie If the gendarmerie were emnlov.
ed in the apprehension of malefacors, and onlv .
would willingly vote for the requisite supplirs
but cannot vote for them when the gendarmrria
no longer pu ,under the civil power--( that is fal,e'
exclaimed yoice) is directed against unarmed Il.
tzens under the preteXt that crowds have collected
in the public places. and in creating mobs for The
purposes OF irritation and punishment(anotb in
lterruption.)
Several Of the deputies here excaimed-We
have required NJ the president at least twenty time.
TO return to the order of the day it is indeed biph
time to terminate this disgracefu scene
After some further remarks,
Nj B Constant left the tribune amidst violent
Ieffervescence.
1t was demanded by the left that NJ. B Constants
speech should be printed which dem nd was ener.
ge,icay opposed by the right side, who designated
The a fIseue pf irpn
Nj. De Girardin here remarked that the speech
proposed to be printed was not directed so much
against the ministers OF the church, but pointed At
contraband dealers in regon-( violent calls to or
lder
An excamstion--'Isit really the count de Clrar.
din who utlers such sentiments!
NJ De Girardin-It appears that the missions
les have been repulsed in parts of the Metropolis
by The majority Of parish priests" No that rs-
NOR is altogether false
NJ Teyssere-Blood has streamed.
M Dudon-Yes, blood has flowed, but il will re.
coil upon you and upon the authors of these disas
tiers.
The motion for ordering the printing Of M. B,
Constants speech was lost by great majority.
M Is. Constant then assembled the tribune in or.
der to be heard in explanation with respect fact
personal to himself, but the tumult of the chamber
was indescribabe. All the deputies on the right
spontaneously rose, exclaiming-We have already
heard enough oil horrors you are rebellious, fac-
tious instigator OF commotions, and friend to gene
raj Berton and the apostles of revolution in all coun
tries.
M. 3. Constant, pale and trembling, in vain as.
sayed TO be heard.
Exclamations-Silence, you factious men Isl.
lence you rebel.
Nj. Piet-You (audng to NJ B Constant) ought
to be mpeached for your speech.
From the centre-There is no longer Chamber
let US look TO tomorrow,
Nj u. Constant here declared tn at in speaking OF
religion he alluded 10 those only who were SO well
described by his honorable friend M de Girardn.
| number OF voices from the right sde-Dare
then 10 tepeat the epilhet Of Confrabondiers!
M. De Stsmaisons rose amidst excessive aga'
lion; and declared that the blood of the rebelous
would rest upon the head of NJ. d Constant.
| Nj. Constant-The blood thus effused will re-
coil on those persons who, by ATTRACTIONS laws, have
deprived France of all her guarantees it will recol
most learfuly on those who have abused the advan'
tages OF power for the attainment OF their private
ends; it will recoil in one word on yourselves!
| All those ministers Who had remained, then le't
the chamber in such disorder that no example has
hitherto been found and Nj. Constant, exhausted
and alone, at length quilted The tribune. Adjourn
led to tomorrow.
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