The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-05-08
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budget, NJ. Dupin, the President, who
appeared excited and embarrassed, rose
and said !: Our regulations have no,
placed any limit TO the rights Of the
representatives: as TO form that right i,
absolute. Nevertheless i, is possible
to have a'proposilion presented, which,
by its eccentric character, and its lille
gality, might implicate the responsible.
ssty of the President of the Assembly, in
case he should deliver it over TO the
discussion Of a committee, and should
permit il TO be printed without first con.
sulting the Assembly. Sensation.
lfthe author oflhe proposition wishes to
withdraw il, the question will be OF on
end. EXclamations on the leli.1 In
the contrary case, what has been his
object in making it?
A voice on the left: Ii is uncons,i,u.
tional.
The President For my own pnrt
declare il to be unconstitutional both in
form and import,
General Bedeau: Ifit is unconsti,u.
tional, do not read il.
~ VIC iS'h 90, SCSS ituI IL
M. Crcmienx: demand permission
to speak
NJ. Dahircl: formally oppose there
being any discussion.
Nj. Cremieux asccndcd toe tribune:
and the greatest confusion prevailed in
the Chamber.
On tho left: Allow the proposition
TO be read.
The President: The adjournmen,
has been proposed
Numerous voices No, Moves, ycs.
(Grea, confusion.)
The Minister Of Public Instruction,
who appeared TO have made himself ac
quainted with the nature Of the PROPOSE.
ton, assembled the tribune, Nj. Cremc
uxgiying way.
M. de Parieu (lhc Minister of Pub.
lie instruction y Gentlemen, the Pres
ident OF the Assembly has called for q
manifestation of The sentiments Of the
Assembly, by informing it that there
lies before him an unconstitutional
proposition, and has asked for permis.
sion not to make its contents known
~ presence Of the difficulty already
existing in matters Of business, md
considering that from what the Presi.
dent has Just said, the proposition ap
pears OF nature 10 trouble public tran.
guilty, we apply to you, in the interest
OF the countrYsitsclf, 10 decide that the
proposition must be considered as no.,
presented. (On the left, "No, no." on
the right. "The previous question, the
previous question.")
: Nj. Cremieux again appeared in the
I tribune uIIriSs, .fies OF "Nu, no." The
hon. gentleman, however persisted. and
sait: The sentiment which unina,es
the fresid ent of the Assembly-
Several voices: On What have you
right ii! e ss4assYalffeasT sasYalffe sTkaf,on: The sen..
ment which animate :ihe President OF
sstfle Assembly and The Minister asE PLA D.
8iic instruction is nssurcdly an excellent
one, but the question cannot be so de-
cided: One of our colleagues has pre-.
sen,ed proposition which is known t,
agreat number of our colleagues.
Several voices: Every one knows it.
NJ. CremieuX: In that cnse, why
should it not be read2 1t would really
seem, from what is now passing here,
that the destiny Of France is at the mcr
cy OF any one that may choose to com
promise it. But who could exercise
influence over the deslinies of France?
Noise on the leh.] move that the
proposition be read and then, after.
wards we can see what we shall have
TO do.
The President: proceed to consult
the Assembly.
Numerous voices: No, no. The
previous question; the previous ques-
lion!
The President: cannot take upon
myself the responsibility of reading
This proposition. mus, take the opin.
ion OF the Assembly on ,ha, point.
The Assembly being consulted, de-
clded by very small majority, that
the proposition should be rcnd The
whole OF the left, and par, Of the right,
rose in favor Of that course.
The President: The proposition has
been presented by NJ. de Larochcia.
ioChu. IL TuIlS mus
Cart /. The nation shall be con.
suited on the form Of government, which
Will definitely constitute Agitation. |
FOR That purpose, on the first Sunday
OIL ballot shall be opened, simi.
lar 10 that which took place on The
election of the President of the Repub.
lie, taking, however, into account the
changes effected in the ELECTORAL cir.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Art. 2. Each elector shall mark
down OH his bulletin one Of these two
words---lsepublic or Monarchy.
Art. 3. If the republic shall obtain
The majority, the result shall be pro.
claimed from the tribune of the Ma.
llonal Assembly, by the President Of
the Republic.
Art. 4. If the monarchy shall obtain
the majority, the result shall DO pro.
claimed--''
"A voice: BY Henry V.
The President continuing: "Bv the
President OF the Legislative A Assembly.
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