New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
The New itegIHe.

Tho AssTTWTTY TTTT-
10 attendance Gen. Caynguac placed himself In the
centre of the riaht close 10 his former colleagues
Messrs Vivicn. Marie aud Bsmoricere The new Min
sters entered the hall separately and without any form
aud seated themselves on the bench vacated ny e"
predecessors.
The President then announced that there would boz
no public meeting until the 10Th, and invited the mem
bers 10 meet on Friday and Saturday IN their bureatE
20 discuss the electoral Law and appoint committee "a
Or. pare IT, The House aiterwsrd adjourned.
- the 2bth the Assembly met at hall past two clocS
and some important business was transacted anna
general impotence NJ Odillon BsrrOt ascend IN
tribune amid profound silence and attention. aud said
that the new Cabinet perfectly concurred''n me d',a
ration col principles made Wy the Pr,sideny OF toe lac
public ard came forward 10 repeat me same agu
ncnts m the presence of France and of Europe VIM
out entering upon An Op0.t of the situation OF the
country he would give explanation oi me Irinri
nile ON which the Cabinet founded, and the course
NJ intended 10 pursue The Cabinet composed of
men belonging 10 tho different political shades That nao
united In the election of the lOth December. Inc nH
ton had eyuccd such au accord surh fpui Dl ul""
that the Cabinet should respond To H. twoGd hol'n'
be patriotic nor wise 90 disregard such manifestation
Tho country shed for order Tor material ana uloiH
order order ia the streets as wei ms the AdnhstH
NON and Governments That order could only be- hfin'y
established ON day when tho period Of revolutionary
agitation should be closed lee strongly constituting IN
national iorcf, ~ has si' tr~ 1-' Cufanfy OIL" 's ID .
termination 10 maintain order ana y mas hrir"y "' l'
out ot the question that IL could be disturbed IN futfe
Security the FIRST want o all. 10 was indsp chst'
that calmuCss and confidence n the inturo te restored
symptoms already pcrceptbe showed that the resuup
ton Of aiairs was not mere hope, but realty AZ
riculture trade and manufactures had considerably
suffered and cruel sacrifices had been required from the
first lthe a. cenues) The Cabinet would exert Itself
TO introduce the severcst economy IN the pubic eNpe
diture and to impart salu.ary impulse L. pHohc
works which far preferable 10 their direct eNecu
10y the state liza efforts would tend 10 encourage
individual activity.
NJ Odulon Barrot then added, that he would not ~
Ter ON any ,p9s of the foreign affairs of France NJ
rotistons were pending which imposed great reserve
ON the Government An he could say was, that the
Cabinet would not rRshly engage the word of France
and that would exert itself 10 preserve peace A. tne
interest of France and Europe. In conclusion ne de
clarad that he aud his colleagues would do ytnng
their power to restore security consolidate the ne
public and promote the development OF the pohtlcb
education of the country Tn, election Of the luth
December had given the Government al immense pc"
or and Il relied on the patriotic cooperation OF tue As
semby enable Il 10 accomplish It's duties Ihs pro
grsmme was received with marks Of great applause oy
| the Assembly