New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Doinss OF tho Assembly - Debate on Polit.
fral Meetings.

The National Assembly resumed, on Saturday the
9th the discussion of the second article OF the bill
relative to the Clubs, which regulated the tormste'
to be- fulfilled previous TO the opening OF political pub
lie meeting The article, amended by the Committee
required that declaration TO the effect should be made
By the members Of the Bureau, and indicate the place
dsy and hour at which the meeting was 10 take place
Dupont de Busssc proposed to substitute the pinrs
to the sin gular and say, The days and hours I'M.
amendment was put to the vote and rejected BY SIC
10 235.
Mos, of the members OF the extreme Left took no
part in the ballot The following articles were then
adopted without any opposition ARTICLE j. Inc SIT
tngs shall not be prolonged beyond the hour nxed oy
the authorities for the close OF public houses Arue
4 The authorities may delegate, TO assist at ths meet
ing one functonsres Of the Administrative or
Judicial order, who shall wear their Insignia and occu
py special place In the ball. Article D. should no
declaration have been made the Commissary OF Police
shall order the meeting to break and In case OF re-
sistsnce, the meeting shall be regarded az tumuItu
GUS sssemblsge Of people.
The following articles enjoned the members OF the
Bureau 10 insert their 10 the minutes OF the pro
csedngs to allow no discussion contrary 10 public or
der or morals calculated 20 provoke scts declared
crimes or ofenses by the law &c. Those meetings
are moreover forbidden TO adopt resolutions In the
shape Of laws DEGREES sentences or other acts OF the
public authorities Tho stewards OF all meetings, called
political bsnquets must declare their Intention ~ noars
beforehand. Secret societies are prohibited Cinzens
sha be permitted TO establish private circles and re-
unions not political giving notice 10 that effect 70
the authorities. -,
Tbs 18Th article provided tia, private associations OF
more than 20 members for the discussion OF political
questions should days previous 10 their formation
make known 10 the authorities their statutes, the real
object for which they met LIST OF the names PROBES
ions and addresses Of their members &c Inc public
was 20 be vigorously excluded from those meeungs =.
which fupctionsriss delegated by authorities shall
alone be admitted NJ. SeDart commended that she
article permitted the reestsbshment Of clubs and clubs
of the worst description since their proceedings would
be secret -,
VsIet,e found fault with the wording Of the article
and moved that Il be sent back 10 the Committee
Charencey defsnded the article, OF which NJ Bounier
de rEclgse demanded the suppression ior tne
developed By NJ Sensrd- An amendment OF NJ Ds1s
10 the article atervard rejected a. also the propo
sl,ion Of NJ de- PEcluse. The 18th article vas tnen
agreed TO- The following article prohibited srlaron
reuorts addresses all communications, deputacons or
delegations Of Commissioners whatever might Do tne
object of ther mission
Amer few words from MessrsL senard and Oahon
Bsrrott the article voted The 10TH article resus
ting the mode Of proceeding 10 case any tama arOss 70
the meeting, was hkewiss voted Inc ION .rae'e
enacted ID At all violations Of the lst article (soosnlnx
cubs) should be punished by an imprisonment oA iIon
one month TO three mouths and me Of rom Io "
500 france and the deprivation OF eiv nsn's; adns.
tzo years a. least and i've years al uost NJ jules
Fayre moved that the founders OF clubs should acme
be liable 20 the above penalties Tnis Amendment va
rejected and the article adopted
ln virtue Of the 18th article, any individual VINO
should have allowed club be held 10 his apartments
ia 10 Be punished By fne Of from 100 TO 30 ifsnes
That article aud the following, were next voted ~ltn
Out opposition according to them, individuals pre-
sentinr themselves armed In pablo or pfyate meet
ing shall be punished BY iDprsonmens Of from -,ies
20 six months and the deprivation OF civil nsnn GU
ring three years AZ least and ten al mos'
Al proyocsson 10 murder and plumber; AZ stAcA
against the principle Of family or property al eas
non 10 civil var; all apology Of those crimes &c AsA
Be punished By "a imprisonment 81 from 70 Jesas
and fns Of from 100 ooof; and TIE snendss :.
armed the imprisonment 70 % % szssndsq irom ~
fxorn fcruOu1
trtd Of having formed part Of secret society are %
be isbls 70 Imprisonment Of from months to year:
~ sns Of frcm 100 70 50of and the chiefs or found
AZ. OF ssld socisries may be Waited With double those
penalties
.-rur.,e copies Of their statutes or omit 70 make
lnovn the names Of their members 20 be regard e<
A. secrss societies. The 2tn atce required ths ell In
fractions TO the present av SHOULD b tried by the
courts Of Correctional Police. Messrs Emmsr nsl
Arago, and Qapoai de Blsssc proposed that the Jury
! alone shoald prono1nee on thoss odsnses which
essentially political Nessrs Dupn and Isambcr
ooubssed The proposition