New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
The Ministry In Question.

On the Jh inst the order Of Ihe dag was the report
Of the committee charged 20 report urgency of the
proposition for Parliamentary inquiry into the conduct
OF Ministers the 2lih. The order Of the Gay pro-
posed by ". Peree, Editor Of the Si,ce The Nation.
Al Assembly declaring that the policy OF the Ministry
appears 20 create dangers 10 the Republic passes TO the
order Of the day Another order OF the day proposed
by Gen. Oadinot wa in these terms: The National
Assembly. adopting the conclusions of tho Committee
and considering that the bulletin offensive 30 the "A
srmby has been formally dlssvoved by the Minister of
toe Interior passes b the order OF the day " Leon
Fsucher said that the only object OF the Government
had been 10 rsafsure the country At the that
tranquility might be again menaccd. He then refer.
red tO the presentation Of the b on the Clubs, which
he maintained, were permanent danger tor society.
~ Lyons alone l32 Clubs and Societies existed
In which doctrines su5veTsive Of property. order and
the Governmsnt were openly preached. NJ. Fsucher
then read q the Assembly passagcs from the speeches
delivered IN tho Partisan Clubs In one OF them the
right Of the possession OF land denied. the land
being the parimODy Of az Ike the rays Of the 10
others the people urged 10 take in order
procure food. In the Club Of Valentine, NJ. Lucien
Muiat candidate for the rank Of Colonel Of the LIST Le
gion, was asked II your cousin wished 10 raise him
self to the Imperial throne you ready to plunge
dagger in his breast r. This would be a murder"
replied NJ MursL Do you regard Charlotte Cordly,
and the patriot who stabbed Rossi, ~ murderersf
asked his interocutOr who then proceeded 20 yindcse
the crime OF the latter NJ Leon Fsucher described
the part he had taken In the repression Of the late
spiracy
The Government had been informed tha. a formlds
be movement Was in preparation IN Pari. and the De
psrtments Emissaries sent "a the provinces tO
appeal 20 al the associates 20 make diversion fsvora
BILE % their friends In III Capitol. number OF deter
mined men hsd been called up L. Paris and the plot
which to have broken cut lass week. advanced
few days Ia consequence OF apaficular Circumstance
be the disconent caused among the Guard Mo
bile by its Reorganization certain NUMBER OF eultcIs
Of that corps repaired the 2ch To the palace OF the
Elys6e 10 present 10 the President sedtous reclama.
ton An entire battalion seized on the fort OF Ia briche
and raised the banner Of revolt others presented them
selves during the night la secret reuaOH Of the
.prstOrs and offered descend into the streets aud
erect barbados That OHr had been gsdly accepted
and on he following day an immense procession Of
men, dressed IN blouses, and disguised operatives
traversed the bouevsrds, down 10 the Madelsne led
by wearing the distinctive signs Of chiefs of the
barbados There they were stopped by brass ram
part snd they became convinced that II the plot was
formidable ts repression would be terrible and erica
cOus
IN conclusion, ~ fzucher maintained that the Gov
eminent had really prevented the explosion OF for
midsbe conspiracy, and that instead OF an accusation
Ministers were entitled % the thanks Of society. The
Assembly proceeded o. a division the question Of
the priority claimed for the amendment Ut Gen Oudi-
-o At 10 minutes psst The result Of this vote s ss
follows For the Government 10 Against iO3 Ma
orty 80 The Assembly therefore passed 10 the order
Il the dsy