The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26

question raised by the present. usson; shall reply
10 my opponents in genrai manner.
NoIoE on the Left-Question. question,
The frEsip.NT-You have no right to interrupt in
that manner call you to order Npprobaton.)
VoioE-The discussion IL not general
The PRgsipENT-You have no right TO speak.
The same VoicE-I however take it.
The PnEsDENT-I call you TO order IL you are OBJ
situate, ! shsll be firm. Applause from the rightly
LroS FAucnEn-I have patiently listened to the
been uttered from this tribune. The moment is
come toiepiy TO them. At the moment Of the cleo
tons the situation OF rance was not an ordinary one
II WAS not the deStn'es OF party which was at
stake it those Of the whole of society There
on one side men who wished to maiutain society with
reasons bic progress and the other those who wish
% TO abruptly change its form (inserruprion the
left)
M CRrmlEux-(Turning to the left BE silent then
vocK on The Right Bio quiet then yourself NJ Gre
mieux the honorable gentleman does not require your
Nj LION FAvcHrn The auth critics under such cir.
cumstances have never played passive part nothing
has remained in complete neutrality, and neyecthe-
less say that we out Of tho trial pure and
unsullied. (hear) 1850 .ttI
VoicE on the Left.--And the despatch,
Nj. LEON FAucHER-l canuot speak VI every thing at
once. shall come to the despatch in due time. !
must in the first place make known to you what was
the general spirit of the instructions given to the pre-
fecte. will not pass any judgment ON preceding ad
DiDistrations but can assert that no goVernnisutl
do not say monarchical, but republican government
ever indted more hbrral Instructions The hon. gem
teman here read the documents in stou winch
been before Published and in which thr Munster told
the prefc that the government DID wish To direct
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paramount counsel should be TO rally together all shades
OIL ne par ol ,ha .. uhIpn as hhe ony
gove nments. 1T said those who directed
rr"hatonS Such contn,;sd tne no., yent1emsn ~ =,
the language which was used by the government. 1t
fly In6r N he a. at hni
mission was not to ro beyond reconlnen iation to
h.,hsr IL nmd mt h a.;r. p to s"e soma mai
cation in order to oppose bad doctrines which were
Rrh .nbcr,hr. f. tbois o,rnais VINO hsa ths
not and that since the socialists had found the means
Of sunportinp publications which were detestabe AMI
without talsnt Uaurbt.r on the right and loud ex
ON tn. let the friend, of order should alao
find the means of disseminating those Journals which
we're conducted on a better system On another occa-
sion reminded another pr.ecc that ~ was not Co taks
on himself to distribute the circulars of the Electoral
Committee which, erthcless had all my sy pathies
ton. which would be the more powerful as it would be
Of the citSens weakened addressed to the Prefect
of the Haute. Marine observations as to the part he
him that saw with Measure ieadinp and honor
able men of a department put themselves at the head
of the electoral movement but it neces-
sary for them to act any way but simple citizens
because in acting as members of the Councils General
they would establish disastrous precedent. now
The opposition has partcu larly for some time past
been accustomed to severe Discipline It has at its SER
vice the action Of the secret societies. Cloud explosion
A VOICE the Left-Order, order.
The PRESIDENT Silence.
Another VocE the Left-Mons lie President, call
M. Leon Faucher to order; he insults u.s.
VoIcE on the Right-No, no. Violent tumult)
M. CHARRAs--The honorable gentleman has said that
the opposition had the secret societies in its service
demand that he be called to order Iingled cries of
The greatest confusion here prevailed for some time
in the Chamber; the whole Of the Mountain Lad risen,
President
The PREsDENr-The words Of the hon. gentleman
in the tribune do not apply to the members of the
sent Assembly. ('Yes, yes" Murmurs on the Lefty
VI LEON FAucHER-We are not speaking here one Of
the other. (Hesr, hear) Just now, in speaking of
parties, referred to persons not in this Assembly.
The PREspEsr-I must again call on hon. gentle
to keep sencs-not thus to constantly interrupt
M. CoNsIpERANr.-If Of had spoken like M.
Leon Fauchsr you would have called him to order
ION the Left eyes, yes there is manifest partality
(Tumult)
General SupERvrE-well, then, call all to order.
(Agitation)
the regulations public opinion will afterwards decide
(Hear, hear)
VOICE on the Left has already decided
On the Right-Yes against you (Cumult.)
' The PREsipEsr-Public opinion, above ali things,
the legislator to respect the legislative forms
(Iear. hear.) The calm of this side of the Assembly
(the right) already condemns you interruption on
the eft 1t is twenty persons who insult four hundred
for there certainly four hundred here who keep 81
lence cloud interruption on the lefty
A VoIcE the Left Go on, Nj. Leon Faucher, insult
u.s. since you are permitted to do SO (Noise)
NJ. LEON FAucHER When the tempest arose on that
side Of the Chamber (the Left, was about to insist
fact-viz. that secret societies numerous in
the country.
On the Left-We do not think so. daughter on the
Rightly
Another VoIcE on the Left-There Is only the Society
Of the Friends of Order, as q secret society.
M. LEON FAucHER-l regret Lot having anticipated
this interruption, as should have brought documents
here Yes there were In the country two secret soc
cites
On the Left-We contest the truth Of the allegation
(Nose)
On the Right-Ths Is really too much, Monsieur lie
Presidents put an end to the sitting
TnE PsEsIpENT TO THE MousTArr-What idea have you
Of the liberty of the trbune Your speaker listened
to with attention; in turn, listen to NJ Leon
Faucher
NJ LAGRANGE-The liberty of the tribune Is not