New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
Suppression OF the Ciubs-A scEism 10 tho
Assembly.

The debate on the bill for tho suppression oil tne
Clubs came W 10 the National Assembly on the IGN
ult on the GOTH Pierre Lerorx made an Indignant
sueech sssins, the bill lie called 10 order. WHEN
he accused the Government Of erecting political seal
fds This accusation applied to the execution OF the
murdeters OF Gen Brea the signs! oil crse 10 order
from every side Inc chamber win the exception cf
the Mountain, whe supported u flotfo ierosH, "neu
the noise had somewhat subsded me fresldent arose
ard said II az his duty call Pierre Leroux to or
der NJ Pierre Leroux replied that he deemed 1t an
honor 20 have been twice called to order for the cause
of the people. shouts OF Down from The tribune
/" Prevent MIN from sueaklngl' now followed The
excitement in the National Assembly had reached It's
pitch The President read the clause oil lhe reguia-
lions which empowers him TO consult the Chamber on
the propriey OF preventngs speaker from addressing
the assembly This voted by alsr.e majority. NJ.
Pierre eroux then LETT the tribune and tho general
discussion closed NJ. Cremeux also opposed the bill
ana was followed by Oiion Barrot. who spoke ener-
seticaly ia ts favor Amer long debate the princi
pie OF the bill affirmed by vote OF J7s to 80
The next day. however, the Assembly was thrown
into much excitement by the appearance Of ~ Gre
mieux a, the tribune for The purpose Of declaring that
the sority Of the Commission on the OIL affecting
the Clubs seeing that the decision arrived at last
ing unconstitutional had resolved upon taking no
farther part in the discussion immediately alter this
speech a considerable number Of members retired tor
the purpose of deiberstng wis, course should be
adopted go that while the Assembly was sitting there
was A party Of dissentient members holding meet
ing of their own in the old Chamber OF Deputies The
President, of the Assembly proceeded, nolwithsandng
the absence OF % many members, TO put the second
paragraph Of the clause Of the bill when ii AZ
pesrrd that there but az present of whom 400
voted for the paragraph. second scrutiny became
necessary preceded by the appel nominal This opera.
ton being performed the result after some hours dc.
lay WAS found to be - follows;
Number OF voters. .6l4 Ayes
Absolute ma jority 3Oc Noes $50
Majority for the second paragraph. .........3I4
The President then proceeded 10 put the on the
srseubls Of the article. The result was as follows
Number OF volers..-... 707 Ayes .............40i
Absolute majority. Noes 1Ol
Majority 800
The correspondent Of the EByoPeGa inns writing
on Thursday evening. says: " The Committee on the
Clubs 10 sui sitting, and have heard the explanation Of
NM. Leon Faucher and BsrroL IL 10 said that mutual
cOnce ssions will be made between tee majority and
the minority OF the Committee which will restore bar.
mony. NJ Bsrrot, on coming cut Of the committee
ROOM said to friend that the question had been mis-
understood by the Committee, and that be hoped the
third reading Of toe would pass without farther
dissatisfaction.
The excitement on the subject is very great The
DemoeratH Pac.fqEe Of the 2lst, says " J7s votes
against $50 have to-day suppressed the clubs at the
close OF pressing eIhorsation from odilon Bsrrot,
VINO has assumed the responsibility Of this suppression
ss NJ Do Faloux his colleague, took On himself last
June the responsibility Of sboshrg the National work
| shops. That provocative measure occasioned de-
ploraole slaughter No slaughter however, will follow
the less provocative of suppressing the
clubs II the 2eth of January the people Of France
were able BIZ their wisdom Illustrate the infamous
schemes Of the Ministry, they will be able now to sup
port patiently this violation OF their rights