The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-17
propose that Colonel Ambsrt's letter be read. Yes


army for 25 years resigned his functions
tative Of the people.
semby to the fact that the National Guard of Ch6ons
sur Saone had been dissolved (Oh oh The order of
M to on the subject
assent on the left
LAccossE Minister Of the Interior ad interim re-
piled that he found himself obliged to oppose the de-
mand just made being unsuited to the present mo-
ment. QMsrmurs on the left) As soon however,
as the Assembly should be constituted the govern
ment would be most anxious to reply to the in
terpellaops of the honorable gentleman. (Disappro
baton on the lefty
The matter then dr. opped.
The PREsIpEsT-We now resume the presentation Of
reports election returns.
III BoUnz.r wished to observe that though the vote
Of the preceding day had decided in favor of the adms
sion of all the gentlemen elected for the
yet by justified the conduct of the council
general in the electoral proceedings (Murmurs) He
late elections to have been highly reprehensibe (ear
hear, ON the let) He should in consequence propose
that all the documents annexed to the process rebalr
should be referred to the Ministers of ustce and Of the
Interior, with view TO ascertainng whether blame
ought not to be applied to such bodies. (Oh, oh Ag
| tation)
NJ TAscHrRE,p must correct an error into which the
hon gentleman had, doubt involuntarily fallen in
attiibuting interference in the elections to the
councils general public bodies. All that the
bers composing them had done was to take part in the
elections as private individuals and electors. emo
| no. more than thatp on the eft)
M NorL pAnFAir "a very young representative, re-
turned for the Eureet Loire, and lately newspaper
reporter in the gaery) said ascend the tribune to
second the application Just made by NJ Boza to have
measures taken TO afix blame the councils
raj for their conduct in the elections say that not
only have these bodies improperly interfered in the
late elections, but that other public functonares have
acted in similar manner In support Of his assertion,
bring forward before you letter written by the pre-
feet Of the Eurc Loire to member of the council
general OF that department. which desire to submit to
| your notice.
A vsrcE-who is the prefect'
| M NOEL PARrAIr-M de Sulesu. The hon gentle
man then read the letter in question: in which the pre-
feet expressed his satisfaction that the members Of the
council general had in the present grave
determined committees W
not but be all the stronger from the cooperation Of that
SHdy Scss b on the right WS Nv what Is there in
that men in favor Of order and public liberty should
be returned. find the Of this letter pursued
Parfat to be altogether contrary to the principles
established yesterday by the president of the counci
and therefore it is thar second the proposition
| fict blame on the council general OF the Haute-
Marine Public functionaries ought not in any case to
take part in elections for when they do the
rty OF universal suffrage is in danger Cloud applause
NJ CANrAcRrL-Yesterday, at that side the right,
men members refused to believe that the Of the
Eoveinmenthad attempt ed to influence the elections
however now bring before you to prove that
taat mas been the case could have done this yester
DAY; but refrained as you then occupied with
tho election returns of the aute Marne whereas they
concern the department Of the Lor-etEure. These
documents consist OF two letters-one from the mayor
TO the preect and the other the reply the
the mayor The hon gentleman then read the letters
whether NJ. Besuchene, (de Romoranln ought to form
part Of the list of candidates supported by the govern
ment in the second the project replied that the
didae In question did not form part of the list which
had been sent and which the mayor ought to endeavor
to make successful If, continued NJ Cantagrel had
the honor, or rather the misfortune to be Minister Of
| the lnterior-(' oh. oh!' laughter)
me rhnspIn1-l eau you sir to order lAgtatonl
again. the call to order to which have Just been sub
jected. appreciation on the Lefty
call to order. (Agitation)
| m. CAsrAcRrI-! repeat, that il had the honor
the misfortune to be Minister OF the Interior should
have taken care to give to the projects to
leave full liberty to the elections ION the rishtand
the views Of the would at least have sent
them confidential Instructions intending them to
act under The rose trar dessons inter
| ruptions)-and If they succeeded would give them
recomptnsc. (Fresh exclamattons)
NJ. DEvILLE-They shall have it.
THf MINISTER or INTERIOR adj intefim-I make 1t
point Of honor to belong to ministry which, in the
elections has not given any instructions to its func
tionaries that cannot be openly avowed e. Oh oh -
on the left) has not, in any way, influenced the
| turns.
| A voIcr--And the famous telcgraphic despatch?
THr MINISTER or THE INTERIOR ad inte,-im--Between
| the government which denies, and those who affirm,
the Assembly will decide AS to the Minister who
porarily-very temporarily, indeed the
Of Minister Of the Interior he will carry with him, in
quitting Office neither regret remorse he prides
himself on having most scrupuously performed his
duty. interruption on the left excamations.) He
been able to prevent everywhere influences being
ercised contrary to the sincerity and loyalty of
and personal observations the left) l shall always
ready to reply to reason but not to eamor abuse
VocE-You then approve Of the letter!
| voIcEs ON the right-1hc order Of the day.
The PREsIDENr-The order of the day being demand
ed; proceed to consult the Assembly on the point.
The whole Of the right up in favor of the order
OF the day: DENOMINATIONS on the left)
Sergeant RATHER. With violent gesticulation, adj
dressed the President. tayingThe left then counts
for nothing Consult the lett Let tell you that the
left reckons for something.
The President having proceeded to the trial.
declared the order Of the day to be carried and the in
| cident terminated
The Assembly then resumed the reports ON the cleo
tion returns.
Those of the Mayenne, Meurthc, Meuse, Morbihan
and Moselle were all validated. ..'
When the report on the election Of the Nievre was
brought forward,
Ing published letter In which he had spoken Of the
proposition TO mpeach the ministry, and Of the rcpub-
lie being proclaimed at Dresden subject to
prosecutions he wished to learn why the authors of the
following pacard had not ALSO been proceeded against
The hon gentleman here read the paper which declared
that the proposition of impeachment had been rejected
by large majority. Unughter)
VOICES the left-Wel, what is there wrong in all
that?
M. BARocHE said that the hon gentleman had thought
mt to pass over the postscript Of the letter which dis
stminated the false information that the President ad
ministers were at Vncenncs and NJ. Ledru Koin die
tator e. An ah" laughter) Could any doubt
that such intelligence intended to influence the
elections (iear. hear) And could any one say that
the persons publishing suck letter ought not to BIZ
prosecuted! (fIear. hear)
M. MORTIMER IERNAUx-Under the circumstances, I
demand that the return Of Nj. Gambon be annulled-
After some further discussion the conclusions of the
bureau adopted I'LL the members being declared
duly elected
When the report on the election Of the Nord was
brought forward some conversation the point
OF NJ. Anthony Thouret being freedman. The ho-
norabe gentleman having proved that. though born in
spain he had become French subject, was declared
to be duly elected.
The PKEsIpENr--M. Cbavoix demands leave to speak
on motion of order.
M. CHAvoIx said that in his own name, and in that
OF number Of his colleagues he DESTROYS Of
explanation az to the changes which had recently been
mace IN ire commanding officers of the force
attached to the Assembly Lieut. Colonel Cauvin,
against when 1t was impossible to bring forward the
flghtett reprtaoh had been replaced by Lieut. Colo
mel Foltz and General Lebreton by General Forey.-
Cries Of The order OF the day y
A NoIcE-l on have no right to make the inquiry
Cries OF yes yes. on the left will renewed cries for
the " order Of the day. ana Go on go Only