The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-03


.,,u MT ,o on with INV a,sou.,,o,
that the Chamber snail NOT On W,.h any cosen
Chamber
NJ DE LAM,RrNE SID aa,srtars 81 tns re,sl fsm,~
II IS a duty which va have to fulfill
The Duchess Of Orleans ana ner Two sons nereopon,
sssr M some anS Of N" hall wbers she was
surrounded by seversl National Guards and where she
again seated herself great number OF the people nsa
them amid loud cheers from the galleries. took seats Ia
the body Of the hall next to the opposition MEMBERS
who received them with readine,s
The PREs,psNr--The half-circle Is obstructed.
must bg those who do not belong to the Cham
Der to sav the he so kind as to respect tho
assembly Gentlemen, be so good AZ to leave IL Ii I'M
possible for any one to speak at this moment
to speak Cries Of yssyes, spe.k speak Other voices
exclaimed, IN. Odilon Barrot! M Odhlon Barrot!"I
here in the mean time hear M Marie 80 "' 80
M MAHIE-Gentlemen: In the situation which Paris
@ nass &
pulstion Since this morning the disturbance has made
immsns. progress and If you delay one mSmsnt Who
can foretel what may happen The Duchess OF Or.
Jeans has just been proclaimed regent but you have
Law appointing the Duke of Nemours regent You can
not now, on this day. make new law Nevertneess
counsel must be aken We must have at tho mead
Of the country provisional govsrnment Qmmense ap
vernment Fresh applause Wh:n IT 10 constituted
will take measures Ia concert with the Chamber
tbs good Of the county It is Impossible that every
body should agree instantly with ths procIamation
Paris AZ King. The people cannot nstantaneously
csp this proclamation. We were Ia too great hurry
IN 1880 and now we hAvs got 20 begin oil over sgsn Ia
s4s Doa't let then, be in too great hurry to day
provisional government, appointed py you Will give
to tho people on OIL matters with to
which promises were made to them which never have
been fulfilled Since wo have come TO such pass that
must have revolution when at frat We only wanted
the change or few men, let US w 70 make tne work
complete, and not leave our children who come after
under the necessity Of doing it oil over again Grea
applause)
M. do GENoUDE Nothing can be done without tho
consent of the country In 1880 you did not act with tbs
consequence! 1t will be the Same again if you do not
| refer to the Will OF the people:
M. ODILLoN BARRoT, who had been expected q long
time made his appearance and mounted the pulpit
He said Never before gentlemen did stand in great
need Of eoolnem and patriotism. Oh. may We all re-
desire the country from tho scourgs Of civil war
S1 0v and az ds.s
sons Never before did France stand 50 much IN need
and all It's ;Ds.S In
and it is path plain that every body may understand
It, The honor and courage Of all are called upon now to
It, Tho crown Of July reposes upon the head OF
child, and OF a woman make solemn appeal to
TAT this instant tn Duchess of Orleans stood and
made motions signiyng that she desired to speak But
tho who were with her her. and per-
suaded her to sit down again.
liberty Of my countryby the necessity OF maintaining
order union and concord IN ne dhcuit situation IN
rouDa thess two psr.cnsa two fold Representation Of
the principles OF july iSS. As 10. ys s III snS Dc
ties to give triumph to ths cause which Is the cause oil
the liberty Of my country
This speech was listened to with much Impotence
and was intercepted by constant denias and contradc
lions of its nssertions]
NJ DE Ia ROoHEJAeUELE.N No one can respect more
than 90, or feel more tnan 90 Win tne deepest
feeling the painfunsss OF certain situations and cir
cumstaDoes to day not the fret time In my lie that
am put to the PROOF OF this In answer TO M odilon
ton of coming here to elevate myself and my
presensionn above him and his pretensionsi but
believe ne not COnsute0 tue course ne
the real interests OF the country Perhaps those VINO
nave Desn ,ns ss.vsos o, knss ISr long 1me nav
We 'nen Sen.s..o =, ~. 3ou' you ~ie o oAe'i my
Inc IkEsipENr csii tue speako. 10 oroer. NHene.
raj marks OF ~ was tnen remurKed nst
the hao Lis NAT on ana ne was made 70 take
AT this moment, . crowd OF armed men, National
Guards students, worhnen and others made their way
the open hafcirols before the chair Several among
inc Sto"a OarISu Asss t wss 10 ecu
10 the assembly. wAnt inc dowhiSn o! tns
king-do wniai downian were tne' cries OF tnose
VINO mercnes ~ .no noao p Oh .ne o,o"u. ~. ..,u
st, DE- rs.ant not d;o~rn Int ot nnd s
or .n1 ptesen' Don' eo'o"iH, pu' o'J su'Penu LUZ
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'0 no sssson now az su ga mo% n, ~. r.
an wn' u'u NV Ss.ons W ~. sI
cnmps up Inc pupil Vac MI , Cnesaaet, aormeiy
vance, anu general or1es were u''e. s Uen,emsn
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speaker lnauaioeJ A.. A..
AN eyes were tutheu sowaIa1 .ss p.aoo wnsre .ne
Duchese ana tne Count VI naa oesn ~ .no
urtnof enu OF tno nai out % sui 90 .v vi puo
pie came In sne nsa nea Win her TWO onursn py sne
sue door opposieeSs elI1une. .,,
| ME CHEvALER-fouWi VIII DC sure 70 sec tue tePuohc
proclaimed -
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