New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14
FRANCE.
Doins~ in the National mbly->hac kles
on the Press.

Pres, a. commenced ,.e NJ a,rrv demanding h. ,cu,ia
ltnce force la'l h, - of August TIE Committee 'o
Ecl tlc h hal been referred. srcedsi to me d-nanl.
sl reduced br on-hsi lie -.ssi-.sss4i or security IN
money required from EDITORS sui suppressed altogether
lnr fu>r lls1ed rlu e, aav. nccesllg Pie e.cc
urr, -o tae Assembly NJ Mesa.r conbaied lie reluc.
rou srd suppression of tae secar sld advocated the
c1-t .lns. ''v a0t lrlv o The prime PIE, even m he
interest so 'ar Hocry o Ire Press TIE discussion hen
Rn.n ans frlx fNa unVed on sueninier; 'o The effect
o ahoAshing hr security altogether aer the L. % May
re-. and ie afr-nreur % both the .yi, sed and or
suppression II the security rs intention had been
propose orsauic aw he Press. The framing 90 hch
w.. reserved 'o 'ae neN Leg.se'ure by rescmg ne
measure -le Assembly would place 90 pen hberiv .rd
,.r f,r D. wa. well known that me Righteousness tle
Pres. l.fer 'le reFoltun 10 reufhAfN lAd pronced Ire
a. rh events 81 Jaue and the consequent procisna.
or ofie state OF .eise AID he suppression o. several
Norhery conended ,hst the oisst7rresi favored he
ies oi certain party che committee 90 me kle de
P0rcrsl WHO had opened subscriptions a. over france
o trirey Pie expense % publishing snd r atug journals
and Writings favorable 20 their pol'icaI inends
NJ Leon FalcLer replied faaf the example had oer Sc
h-he socialists who hSd ATE circulated multitude oi
scdinou. publications. several of wneh nad been con
Afc-s few WORT. nom Lausseia, the amendment OF
NM Ledri Rou sud Pyai wss Pn 70 Ire vote anu REJECT
Tie Pre.len, next real he s-.i article Of the bill.
amended hv ne committee Inch reduced the oi-ihoHne-
by onehail when Leon tslcher rose and declared
flai Tie Government considered 70 a. dangerous a. ne
amendment proposed by VI Ledr.Roiin. and could not
consequently concur IN o. division was then called tor
conngv rejected. and Tire OF the ministerial pro-
ec demanding tat the provisions OF the decree OF me
l August 1875 remain orce until the lsi OF August
next adopted bv = considerable ma i0ufy.
TIE second sr-c.e added hv the Committee. AMI eN-
eruinr FROM The dInfcuaeueuf every Journal pub
she'd within q DAYS preceding he elections was next put
vote. and tc'ed Ss % 26 The iard article. per
uniting crcuia distribution aud ssie OF al journals
publications relative 90 The elections, without any nn'
D. cpal authorization. vas also combsicd by NJ Leon
Fiucher Dupont lde Bu-sacl declared ne measure
'ac more indispensable, ~ he Minister 90 the Interior
rad lately issued circular on me subject To- the freiecs
containing directions destructive of the liberty OF The
rre.- he would merely the instructions given In
consequence the Mayors by the Preeci Of Versa es,
who c4--,i among the dangerous publications OF which
they prey emf. the circulation. Two NJ The oldest
journals f fars She D1iorlc Plctafae and ~ Rsorr'e
~ ChsvoiV denounced Tie danger 90 arnug me muni-
c.pfi sufloute, with sIcA an arbitrary power tie lien
.-.ed le Minister Of War were that reacuonary
lazy barracks The Minister thinking proper TO reply,
NJ tarras snd declared thai several coonel OF tho
.ar SON bad informed lm that hive journals were Tegi
tv forwarded to officers OF their regiments Tor dsluh
uuu among the soldiers ID such were the case, he de-
manted thai the barracks Dee either closed or oen 10 Jour
mails of all parties
VI Leon Fsuchor replied that D. any journals were
distributed 200 fhC barracks % Vac without the knowledge
consent pt Tie cabinet division leu look place on
te article, which adopted bv majority OF SS 10 olS
Or he lst tie discus, tie bin affecting he Press
was fesuncd AMI after The previous question had been
moved and cced uy 50 20 ~ Tie House divided on
Ule r,sovblc OF te BILL which was carried 10y 3" to't