Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-09
DEBATE IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
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After somewhat tumuruous debate, much
INDIGESTION was manifested in the chamber, and
he sitting srem"d suspended. the President
runp his bell; and stated that by the fixed rule,
the PROPOSE ions Of NJ. lie Pompieres must be
submitted 10 the chamber in the same form in
which they were communicated in the bureaux.
No modification could be made in the cham
Der.
From he rigM andlsf. Very well! let US re.
Several members LETT their places, and were
moving to the door. A formal proposition was
made and seconded to 60 into The bureaux, and
| the President announced that Nj. de Pompieres
had handed 10 him modified propositions, which
| he would communicate in the bureaux, * that
the chamber would re>assemble Immediately al
forwards for public deliberation. But at the
moment when the members were about depart
ing, the Minister Of Marine, NJ. Hyde de Neu,
vile, suggested that no adjournment could take
place 10 the bureaux, until the proposition OF
NJ. de Pompieres had been formally Withdrawn.
| NJ. L'abtey de Pompieres mounted the tribune
ana spoke to the Pre- sident.
The President NJ L'abbey de Pompieres de-
clares that he wi,hdraws his first summary.
At this moment and for the first time, an OPP
position 10 the reunion Of the deputies in the
bureaux was heard on the right, and the move
ment towards the door was suddenly arrested.
| ION The left. TO the Bureuur! To The Bur
edur! Silence on the righ)
| The President repeated that the motion 81 NJ
BourJonnaye 10 refer the new proposition to
be bureaux was in order.
M NE Ia Bourdoanaye. demand il, formally.
On The left. Yes! Yes! Question! Q.es,ion!
| A large number of members on the Iigh, be-
g.n TO assemble in groupes, aud consult toge
Their. Thewhole chamber was inc ommotiYn, &
the sitting seemed suspended for the third time
| Mr.. Bailey, from Jura, then took the floor or
| the question Of order, aud assembled the tribune
with copy Of the rule in his hand. He said its
terms were precise. Nj. Laobey de Pompieres
could no, withdraw his proposition. (Excla>
nations of surprise on the lefl.) He then read
the 4sth article of the rules, which was, that
"lhe mover Of proposition might withdraw
w. Many voices. Very well, exactly SOL
shut that il he withdrew it, the d. bate should
continue Now, said he, has il been with>
drawn?
On the &sf No! M! Ont right Yes2 Yes!
On the left, tpith surprise. How! You are in.
dignan, al the terms Of The allegation, and want
it Withdrawn 10 discuss ii!
Nj. de Montbei, from the tribune. ask, that,
as the terms are improper, the allegation may
not be dcliberated upon.
On The right. Seconded. On the left, vehs-
msntiy No! No!
Many uo,ees from that ads Now we under-
stand you. The tumult in the chamber is here
described in French parlance, as being son
comble; for which we could give the genuine
Yankee equivalent synonimie, but beg to be ex-
cussd. The President rang his bell and the
officials endeayored to preserve order in van
for some time. WheE il was restored, the Pres.
ident stated The questions that were before the
chamber-which wer,, the actual matter under
discussion, the previous question, and the di>
vision Of the charges. We have no room il it
were interesting to follow the particulars of
the report further. 1t occupies an entire num-
Der of the Constitutional.
After most stormy debate, la Francois,
the President said, at is moved that the cham
Der reassemble on Monday ia the bureaux, for
a new proposition. interruption on the right.
1t is moved that the chamber reassemble in the