The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-04


Member Let vote by reclamation ICries of 'Yss.
| The greatest agitation arose here.
M Lamsrtnes have it here. drawn up the instant
had been commenced, though perhaps Involuntary,
by Louis Napoleon Bonn arte and that he had already
sdering that the could take the
Utility OF the disturbances caused, the atteps
agains, the Bonapare family shall remain in force against
whos ss.e%% p Of "a
This appears to have been regarded as equyaer, 70
in favor of the decree for the expulsion OF the Bona
parte iamly--hough the account by means clear
Th. vote, however, u will be seen by the next days pro
ceedngs, in effect stuifed by vote To allow Louis
onaparte take his the Assembly on certain con-
ditions]
M Lamartine then addressed the Chamber the en-
| omity ofthe act just attempted outside =,
NJ Pierre Bonaparts assembled the tribune and said
whs a % w Shame pn who
have cried, while shedding blood. give PEmPeeuI Ma,
himself 1875 and his family For part Cannot sup;
pose that any suspicious can reach me- lCes OF NO no
allegiance the republic and never can enter
other convictions than what feel at this moment
tonchssons e Of paos s shall Know how combat
against reactions and anarchists shall Dc found in the
ways my idol, and would rather die than see it in
frHged upon Long and continued npP gI the
words which had just been uttered by his relative and
which had been SO @ BY the but II
Lamartne has he sad eoqueny told you that The hoIrr
| which denounced
the cry OF which has never been accused OF 10
menng dscord and is under the feeling OF execatlon
"a bill of prescription. [Agation.l should be sorry to
anything to excite you in any way but consider my
which no whom it is intended prescribe is stranger.
The Minister of Commerce observed that the decree was
said: "What moment, them have you chosen present
liz! Think what you demand It will be enough for
any wretches make Of their criminal
desgns The empire who wishes Tor it, Il sa chimer.
zeal notion tit will remain as great epoch in history but
4 ho iua1 IAUfaf Iennc
testing against The which M dc Lamarine ap
establish between this crime and the name OF my
M DAdesward amidst loud cries of Enough, enough"
"a saa, s % OF Of s .y ha
perfectly poweess TO carry out the plans which had an
nounoed had adopted No one could believe s
era tunes called TO order by the President the honorable
The vote on the bin for secret service money
garded the tight of confidence in the and
division being demanded there appeared for the bill $780,
against it liz majority for the government 467
a the Assembly %s Ro"s Bane
posed the the ground that the decree was
that had fred Monday explaining that
captain of the national guard had been wounded by ac
Several members bore testimony the patriotism
| and dsinterestedness OF M Louis Napoleon; and NJ Well
n h s; ss had ne G as
in the Assembly or even TO enter France, unless the
NJ Fsvre having against rejection
he Prince as an exceedingly mPoc step was succeeded
M.
a, opinion respecting the admission of Louis Napoleon
mad been the very ha, developed by Fave
miee thought that the election had introduced into the
sd % %s By the
Of ne day The y the
Buchez then undertook 10 prove that the Prince was
real petsnder aud cited the proclamation in which he
claimed the throne in of Senatus Consute, and
heir of the Imperial throne.
After several members had spoken, forand against
nh Ie1r ROt lin 1rSese the ,Iv
M Iedru Roin said This question is too important for
in
and the executive committee will until the Ma
now told that law does Why then, has any
proposition the subject been sent TO commiree The
whether it shall be acted on or not We have been told
that we have violated the sovereignty OF the people Can
sovereignty On the sh Of February and again. can the
opinions of three departments be called the sovereignty of
authors Of the constitution of 1898 The
whole the principle violated. But has this been done
The sovereignty Of the people only exists in its ensemble
were to think proper elect the Count de
Paris Henry " would you not say that department had
It has alsobe said that the Executive Committee had
parts family abrosaed by permitting other members Of
to take their seats in the Assemby but 10 that will
suffered any political condemnation. Besides was the
ignorant of what had taken place in the last few
that money has been distributed and
from which that money has is known; wine
has also been distributed cries OF Vve Napoleon have
in and the walls have been covered with
seditous placards Within four days. three Napoeonist
journals established, preparing the way for the cand
dateship of Louis Napoleon President If the National
Assembly thinks that should be taken in the face
Comm,ee does its duty. let the National Assembly do
theirs tApprobation1 Prescription and the sovereignty
the people have been spoken Of and these words had
doubt their effect But now statesmen and
must take the part of sentiment lApprobation1
has been said that Louis Bonapare stranger what
going That has been the expression OF but
himself Has he and given his adherence to the
round the walls of this building, and who allow themselves
to be led away by generous sentiments could hear my
voices for would say them, sit law Of necessity, but
which will be only temporary" As for those who have
old souvenirs of glory against the republic there pity
| for them [Apprebation]
After much further discussion. and amidst great ex-
element, propositions for the adjournment OF the discus
SION, &c. the question put, whether NJ. Louis Ma
poeOn should be admitted to take his the National
Assembly, and voted in the affirmative by large MAORI
IT, In consequence of this vote, Louis Napoleon is adj
mtted to take his seat subject however, to prove that he
| is a French citizen
The government quite taken by surprise BY the
vote of the assembly in favor of Prince Louis Napoleon
So they that his election would be annulled
that warrants issued for his arrest if found in any
part Of France and the police promised reward for
his apprehension. On Tuesday evening" after the of
the assembly, the warrants were withdrawn Besides
this great number of the adherents of the prince have
been arrested The Messenger of last night says that by
order OF the executive government, the vendors the
streets OF portraits and biographies Of Louis Napoleon
were all arrested.
The draught of the constitution for France was ead to
be ready for presentation and referred generally
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