Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-06-25
A Scene IN the Erenon Assembly.

II will be seen. were among he actors mi.
The debate was proceeding on villa; IS
called The Election Bill
M. ThierS delivered, on the whole,
lie most cogen,, skilled and operative
p>ech in support of tte bill. H. proves
MS intellectual superiority on every occa-
sion on which he exerts himself with SIM
cere spirit. lie drew long continued pIau-
dts and braves from all The bench Gi The
majority, as he eXpaliaied on the true
character and agency Of the "vagab0Ud
population whom alone it was intended
to deprive of the abused elective franchise;
and on the excuses Of the 3n0j as contra
distinguished from the true pe2lfe. in DIFF
ferenl ages and countries. He charged
the mob with having accepting the deSpo-
tism OF Napoleon, and lhen huzzae ed al his
downfall, and finally pat rope round his
Statue in the Place Nenfome, to drag it
down into the mud. Napoleon Bonapare
son ofJerome--immedialely rose under
great excitement, and said, NO the Roy
Aiisis did H."
He was called to order by Speaker Du-
pin, but persisted i'll demanding 10 be al
lowed TO rectify, in the tribune, the ms
representations of NJ. Theirs. The latter
refused 10 Weld his place and added, 81
do not wish to heighten the pain and
shame of the Assembly, as well as my
own. by the spectacle of any future luani-
fes;atiou OF this kind from one he owes all
to the i.lnsiriOus name which lie hears and
&, -, I, 20
ions and votes"
The young Bonapare ciamcred; de-
MED the right of N. Thiers TO ask why
he was seated on the Mounlain-and pro-
claimed his immortal uncle 10 have been
the Man Of the PeoPle--his own idol.
Speaker Dupln called him to order again,
as having no RIGHT rs interrupt further the
occupier of The tribune. The scene that
ens&rd is described in the Monteur, as
follows -
an. Napoleon Bonaparte insisted on
addressing the House notwithstanding an.
explosion of cries TO order, and for rep
rinand, from the whole majority. He
remained standing gesliculaIing violently,
and utering whal could not be nnder$tood-
President Dupin sand 10 him, Since you
will no! submit, shall consuli the House
on formal reprimand." A vast majority
rose to signify assent. Then, the londesr
prolesia,ions came from about a hundred
members of the extreme left or mountain:
these, after hesitation OF few mo-
ments, rushed tumuluous from the hail
bv The small doors behind their seats.
Their withdrawal in this way provoked a.
succession of bursts OF laughter from the
o.her divisions immense hilAriy prevail
led.
A strong agitation was suddenly percei-
we'd in thai part of the hall in which Gen
eral Changarnier sat, near 10 some Roy
alists and Monlagnarls. A cry was heard
The General has been insulled -
Numbers of the members of the right
plunged forward to defend or ayenge him;
BUTT was mistake; Royallst reprcsen
talive and q Monlagnard bad fallen into a.
violent alicEcalioD. The sitting was then
srspended for short time IL consequence
Of the emotion produced by the various
incidents: meanwhile the MOntagnards
gradually returned 10 tIelr seats and ST.
lence was restored
NJ. Napoleon Bonaparte was heard I'M
exclamation of his ounGuct; the ntlcton
of Ia censure, or solemn reprlmaad was
mt second time 10 The Assembly, and
decided as before. NJ. Oscar Lafayette
exclaimed 10 VI. Theirs. 'All this does
no, Justify Won in Your reference 10 the
political course of NJ. Napoleon Bona
narte." A member oflhe Right cried out,
alt is curious TO see Laiaye cite maklng
himself protector of Bonaparle
Thjers was followed in the tribune by !
Monlagnard, Mr.. Naudaud, who began
his reply in this strain For my part,
profess The most profound contempt for
all HAT NJ. THEIRS ulters.' Another.
wearing cap Of dogs grass, tiourlshed
his large coRisGu de boise. and shouted to
the majority, You want an instruction,
bul | answer for il that You shall have
none"
Exciting Affair IN Washington County.
We learn that an affair OF an unusual
character took place al the Annetam iron
Works. near Sharp burg, i'll Washington
county, Md, during last week.. The
facts, as ,hey reached us from an anthem
tic source, are as follows: A gentleman
had rented a portion of the works, and in
the course of his proceedings had become
IN some matter involved by his con ract ;
and on Wednesday last a mortgage was
made and recorded, TO secure Boston
hon>e who lad advanced considerable
snno IN the matter. one Of the partners be-
inc ryescn, with legal adviser from this
civ. On The strength Of the mortgage
and 4 confession Of Judgement Inc mort
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