The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-18
Debate in the French Assembly.

The last manifesto of the Russian Emperor
announcing his intention interfere in the affairs
of Western Europe, produced a great sensation in
the French Assembly. At the sitting of the 22d of
May, M Serrans commenced the proceedings by a
speech calling Oh the Government to act promptly
He said there was evidently coalition of Kings
against the Democracy of Europe.
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs replied in oppo-
ston, and said the Government intended to act
through diplomatic means.
NJ Joy after some remarks concluded by
proposing the following order of the day:
The National Assembly considering that the manifesto
Of the Emoeor of Russia and the concude between
Russia Prussia and Austria are sncroachment on the
ion, and sanctioned by the order of the day OF The 9th
May 1913 and protesting, in the OF The French PEG
pie against is new coalition which the liberty of
Europe enjons the Government take the most ener
pendence nations to be respected and passes the order
of ths day.
Ores on the left Supported
Republic should be added.
NJ Jolly modified his order ohe day and handed to the
The President read the order of the day with the following
notifications: The National Assembly invites the Gov,
na take ne get to the ndependene
interruption the Left
Gen. Cavaignac proposed a modified order of the
day, instructing the Government 10 take measures
TO protect the interests of France.
The President of the Assembly considered these
motions equivalent to declaration of war, which
measure the Government opposed
Ledrn Rolin: ascend the tribune with anxiety. The
President OF the Council that declaration of war
manifesto Of the Emperor Ct Russia Yes it war but it
war that is declared against rs! We must defend our
sci es or submit to slamethat Is TIE question Loud
probation the Lett When the Emperor of kua saws
50 long as TO- him there Mas mo 1907
Io nnsa ni tna no" ne IecGg nses the peril. and
different mumur In he opinion of Rnssa tS be ware are
two questions in pIesenee that and that liberty
shall be drawn crush German democracy and Italian
liberty, do believe that there viii no danger Tor
July l93-recsil to mind the treaties of 1915 and you will
ps b v ha against our Re
An eternal adversary throws insulting challenge
cannot refrain Ite You in tie name Of yeuT dignity from
Yon s b ,Sa the insult Gea APPRECIATION on the Left
weeks lost never be egainea? different movements
for new Assembly to constitute sef III aud Soush
sys% asy are On X, they are TO US whole life
da not at liberty t9 eae its past to be itself IN
France will arise in reply ITO to he despo " Of Russia
nswsf appreciation ?. on The Lett Yes
aapcbato s t the e Y' oa se
w 9f a S Ass%by il the world and the base
Yes know well hat you would wish not to repIv eoara
to this chalenge and believe that in dounng
DECISION ru 20 mo- assume yourselves ble Iespon
sbty. When the 25th of July 1872 the manifesto of
Brunswick and OF the Hng OF Prussia appeared. it de-
whether i shond be responded to by ANOTHER manifesto bnt
after the country displayed its prooun dscoient by emeues
and the forfeiture Of the first magistrate discussed
Long interruption ]
4 voice the right: Read history. IA noisel
NJ Ledru- Rolln You cannot eface history by your |
camors. repeat that when the Assembly called TO
reply by manifesto to the manifesto of July the
Reyalst party refused the country agated and tsen
days Alter the 10th of August the will Of the people
executed; different movements] At this YOU
citizens have the power of setting aside like danger If
you wish to prevent civil war reply energeticay and
promptly to this defiance [Intenuption the Left.]
The President of the Council As the debate advances the
question becomes clearer Thus appears that it from
feeling OF the interest of the country that said that
the Assembly should the order of the day proposed
it. but as an expsdient to escape know what violent
psessars. lNosy isefrpptlaa 90 the lstl Tbask God