Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
VOL. NXVAI.--NO. 81.

side with himself, having shown that they
fraid and not 10 be driven. should salute tho Ks-
public with their reclamation. The While house then
rnse and, with npled hand and voice: shouted. 1--WE
Ia RepuhIique''
And the Mountain will no less assert. and asst with
truth. thar the Right failed moral courage. and oined
in the incident.
This the only interesting incidnt Of the second
sitting The Assembly has not vet chosen its 'cors.
The Rich, have. in caucus, determined run Nj Dupa
the slder) fr President. The Left will run Ledsu
Rolin. This would be bad policy the par, Of tho
Mont gnaSds. if they could succeed. for ledru Ron ID
their most efficient orator.
The ministry is yet e-mndellrd Most various
ports have succeeded each other u.n this subject during
the week The accredited induces Il belief that.
NJ BarTot will connue at tie he1d Of the Cabinet inta
which will enter NM. Delaure and Remu,at. n ing
definite will be known f"r few days yet
Political banques are again becoming the order Of the
day used by the ullras means of political aga,inn.
The red journals alb und in notices Of the times and pls
ces where they 10 be held. The police upon ,o.s
occasions is constantly coming in angry collision with thu
people. The conmissary usually presents himself sn2y
al first. Entrance is refused 10 him. He y-ires to
appear in halt an honr, with battalion If infantry at
his 'acl The hanquettors then evacuaie the hall wit,
patriotic SHOUTS and songs, and pass along the line VI
troops with cries f"Hurrah for the Incl" PROVE 10
the soldiers that denocrsc republicans bear i'll will
toward them.
Among the earliest subjects Of discussion in the Igs
isaiive Assembly will be The cilons npon political
meetings and amnesty for gil political oences commit
ted since February. lS48,
Yesterday Witnessed most angry and ouirageons dis
play of the temper Of The Mountain in the ASSEMBLY,
fWe can recur to nothing comparable 10 )" saysa lead
ing journal OF Paris 8 ia fact. ths fluent
del of gravity, calmDess and tolerance, compared with
the Legislative, as it exhibited itself yesterday. We
must 90 lck 10 the history of our first revolution TO find
any thing at all like the iumult hch regned for hrea
huu our Parliamentary hall And this is only the
calamepcenepl Politics are becoming dramatic. The
tribune smells Of powder Challenges. threats. insults.
fly from side Of the house the other as from the
camrs Of enemies Old passions, ii anmnses, aTs
fierce rekinded. We are songes-we are blanrs
were fifty years ago" Chsnsarnier the belle noir Of
the Mountain, aJain The subject.
The moment OF The dissolution of the Constituent I,
Changarnlr had removed two anl Try fic rs. charged
with the prot clon Of The Assembly. and replaced Them
by his especial friends. The Mount in saw in ih ,
contempt for and cnnsIrarv against the Assembly. The
PreseE Of the Assembly declare that The change had
been made with his consent. indescrba fal-
loved. "Inguesl!" shnpied LeIru ton. "No, ~.
the order Of the day cried the r CHIT The .uodcra!eS
were violent the ulas. Ne,her party wouli alIo y
the other to oeelpy he ribune-a bas les chouan e
cry body vas taking mob dy could he hearo At las,
NJ. Keraz was seen 10 pu, on his hat, aud leaye his
char
After tweD'y minutes suspension something like calm
was reslored aud The sitting resumed. iedru tun
sunes the fTlbpDensanlly the discussion resumes all
It's anger The sientOran voice of The Dantun Of the
day longer be heard. bur he is gescuating viz,
enty and angry words seem to be passing between him
aud The President.
"Mr Presiden, you have not the tribunel have it'
:Pay s1me respect 10 old agt!''
LET old age respect the liberty Of the tbunti!''
! NJ Lciru Hotin-''The President says that il is
and my cornmunares who invaded the Assembly," Tia
descends from the tribune and declares that he must
speak again while Nj. keraZ occupies The cai, - in
extrieable confasioa -drafeaing umu. Three s-ere-
alies leave the desk declaring Iht the tribune ia
free-volence the Righi--we wont yield To you. N
three other Secretaries nominated. The President
retracts his eypressiun-l edru Robin ihe ri
bunebu declares he will quilt not free unless tha
late Secretaries are resored-No! nH-yes! yes 'FhA
house seems decide that hay SHALL be restored. :.
They resume their spais-he debate proceed--and ST
does the tumul-bur the Mountain is voted down, and
the Assembly passes to the order cfthe day.
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