New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
Violent Debate.

On Wednesday little conflict took plsos 70 me
Assembly growing u ths iemofa! ~ the Colonel who
had been dunn. the session entrusted with immediate
command Of The troops 9f the p. lection " the Cham
beIs The Couesp0n lent ~ the LHf9l res DO des-
cribns the proceedings ALLUDED % says The latter
DAYS q ths Constituent Assembly presentet many
scenes such mercy one would wish % dIa" ven
over eI bur ne .a even the hours when 10 end
was approaching and Paris pended on the protection
- 10000 5aynos and puoAc tran liAty as 81 the
caprlclous mercy 4 the Assembly zoe 40 SHAKEN
bv the n those qller moments
there q such violence witnessed ts IA me
Legislative Chamber ye3t-l1hy DE- thirteenth "
Nay Was o. have become Lev era and u vas i9nig
believed that the electoral returns which received
" Millions Of free c4u-rns we're also ~ De-
found buried forever The e passions Lgeudcfcl dur
ing the stormy ezcitemenrs u The legislature which
gave 70 regenerate France rs new Consultation o-tm
few more similar rJ that which occurred ye-er
day again take place, even the most cfedlo4s must
abandon the nope " ever seeing soand Consuilonal
l1srly prevail ~ France. Nothing las ever taken
place Ia the ATE Assembly compatible ~ what took
place Yesterday Cur correspondent has often lad .
record debates 81 stormy Character drns the long es
that n-s lst expired Dup 10 j. not ~ ~ -c " cay
that the Assembly which concluded rs l-Dors On -atli
day last was model ~ -elt-aness Ut prudence and
toler4nce The neishs u Il exaltaron, IA con
parson xth the body which has scarcely yet entered
% - important mission. Perhaps the only similarity
will De- found ia Tie annals q ne rrst evolution
When LedFu hollIn appeared a. the tribune % De
-ats The question before Caan0er loud ces arose
for order n t1e Gay. cut n attempted y Per
"a hat thus suspend ~ the sitting Nu~n o-s-es-
Vas lllcf The members of the Lett eFlced tleif
disappr0fa u Ffelden;s conduct b. rhe uoisest
demo and gehem1nty apf landing Leorl no..
In n the midst % ach me fesldeur stOo ped i1rEa
.ad told the -. hat u tne Assembly we're threat
eae1 w.-n 4sl0n 70 only ~ nn anl D. if-l1s
Leirr hl.ln then quilted me tribune declaring that
sora and party a4d been .nsated and that TIE
liberty % speech vas a. -n end
-lsineldols lyr9ag then f--e "a tle eft ald 91f
u ne --cre-arss-y youngest members q M holss-
stood up AMI resigned tlr.f functions and the lldrst
syp.al-- from tie Nlag-lil.
r would te 1l-tcuI ~ give idea % The scene
which followed some u me EA-Letue Lett arose aid
were about quit the Chamber 10 body ~aen tnef
colleagues induced them . resume their sests and a.
ter good des o. time nad lost this confusion
and ,luut tee aged Pfesl1eni stood up and declared
that he ready ~ -etract any expression u n-s
which might appeared offensive 70 81 Lecrs tto
The tlmllt then began y cease ~ Ledrl f-oil-n
once more addressed IL House AMI demanded mar
PagLsIl-nta inquiry should be- Instituted ia.o
the circums-srres n which " C.evlir comp. famed
s1t TIE Assembly By large majority rejected TIE De-
mand and paced o. lie order 80 t1e day Inc FL
l flrIrrruan- l.