New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29
The National ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on the
Constitutions.

The National Assembly continues, in ITS bureauN 'he
examination OF the project of the Constitution ne great
question of two Chambers" has been the object o
important deliberations The principle was admitted
IN several particularly in the nth, where II wac carried
by pc against TO- The prevailing belief 10 Una, the
forthcoming Constitution will compreheno TWO nam I
hers and President, the plan Of the American Con
titution Among the defenders OF the system on l"o
Chambers mentioned NM Iniers' VICTOR huso'
lambert Jules de Lasterie, kamoauIt DchesansoS'
pigeon Oscar afavette, Abraham Dubois ana buehhe'
Who supported their arguments by referring 10 the
United States which commenced by forming a slnge
Chamber and very quickly admitted the heeess'! io
second Chamber. .,, ...,.,,1 sri.b
law Incoming either tyrannical savsh as occurred
during the hrst Revolution. The partisahs OF ashsc
| Chamber among whom are MN. Marrast Cremie"S'
Babaud Iariyierc Hayin, Donation Marquis heshAuu,
Gaudn Barihe, q. sarroit, Fleury Contl' Hrs' Ahu
Brupet replied that the example oil the Oniieu el1el
did not apply 20 France mas much as those states o'
a Federal Republic. They maintained thatthe prihelPIu
of the French Republic being unity the two Chambers
would be constantly in opposition 10 each oihcf' ahu
might offer usurper an opportunity oil depressing ono
| by the other. -,
10 frame all the laws OF the Constitution IN Whlch case
| il would sit twelve or fifteen months longer
In the 18th bureau MN. BayouN aud Tracy eN
messed regret that the words public order the Ola
motto of France should have been omitted ana NOT ever
once mentioned in the project of Consttution The bu
reau unanimously resolved 10 modify the prean pic o.
| the Constitution which would stand az follows IN
! Republic recognizing LOT Us upEiuh iD~'''f
and Fraternity and for is basis family properly au
public order ,o-......,... ma.
The discussion on the proposed Constitution wa
AGAIN taken up on the 10TH in the buTeauN O the As
/ sembly The irst bureau, by majority OF :, 70 20
decided for only one Chamber The seventh anu nihti
| bureaux also declared for one Chamber. Inc i0ur
teenih voted by majority OF - to 10. Tor Two h'
/ eleventh bureau having decided that the fI'slueh
shall only be in power three years, NJ. de Las Nase
presented an amendment 10 enable him 10 oe reeeec'
Tor three other years but NJ. 4. Ihouret Warmly oP
posed IT, as likely to endanser the kepuonc' Oh u
vision the votes for and againstwere equal 50 tns
was decision. ,,., H.,
! The Bureaux decided tina, the Presidents siafl
should be maintained at 6OO0OOf after rejecting th'
proposal OF one member 10 make II lOO0OV0L anu "
/ another 10 reduce it to 5OOOOOt some bureaus ul'
used the question of the duration OF the present As
sembly and the majority appeared to be oil opinion ln
il ought to be maintained for IL or 10 months SO as
allow all the organic laws 10 be voted Inc tenln -.
reau 10 which NJ. Gsrnier-Pages' NJ CremieuS' anu "
De Cormenin belong has voted that hNed ana Pefls
| mont Committee of &c members shall be nominated
| represent the Assembly during adJournments
| After long and warm discussion, NJ GARNER rag :,
| in opposition to N. de Cormenin, NJ. Cremieux N
Issmber and others caused 70 be adopted Tesoluto
10 the effect that no search warrant shall be executed
the house Of representative without the autht rzalo
| OF the Assembly The tenth Bureau has nomnsted y
Cremieux and the thirteenth, W. Preston, to be DELI
gates 10 the Committee the Constitution Tor the pa
pose of making known the opinions expressed 10 tnel
Buresux but without taking part IN the Interior ue
| .rations off the Committee.