New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
FRANCE.
Political News-FriRhtful TumuIt In the As
senbIy-Grent Fete of AIardi-Gras In Paris
The OPERA Projected Opposition
House TO the WoTId-Exposition, &c. &c.
Conespoudence Of The Tribune.

Houae TO the Neutrality-suspicious. &c. &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
PARIS, Thurdsy, March 6, 1851.
Perhaps the most exciting debate known to the
French Assembly since its convocation, has Just
taken place. AS the term Of Louis Bonsparte
approaches its last year, the Royalist parties be
come more nervously anxious, and the Re
publican more determined. The anniversary Of
the oath Of February gave opportunity for de-
monstration round the column Of July and else
where, which was not lost sight OF, and the sig
nifcant phrases Of NJ. Lagrange and others on
that occasion were eagerly greeted. As an ad-
iunct to this outdoor defamation, comes the in
door speech Of NJ. Marc Dufraissee, being the one
which caused such orgasms in the Assembly, and
its breyity considered, it has given rise to more
comment than any other discourse for the lasttwo
years The question before the Assembly was
the proposition of ~ Creton, for taking into con-
sideration the abolition Of the law exiting the ex
Roy al Family.
NJ Marc Dufrsissee said In place of giving a
silent vote, as is my custom, l to-day come for
ward to declare that these laws of punishment OF
which so much has been said, are perfectly just
and reasonable murnurs Just and reasonable
they were when they were voted, and Just
and reasonable it will be to maintain them. Be
fore l prove to you that such is the case,
| must make a reflection on the speech o.
NJ. Berryer. Can it be deemed a worthy act
on the part of the representatives Of the Nation to
offer the hand Of the Republic, stepped in the
waters Of oblivion, to l know not what Majesty
without dominions, who looks down on it with
For r1nu / Of
deem it proper or dignifed to open the arms of
our country to any one who refuses them with
Gisdainf Nurmurs on the Right 1t is said
that it is unjust to throw the children the res
possibility OF the acts of their fathers. deny the
truth of any such sophsm, and Affirm that the
plain common-senBe Of the people has always
protested against generosity being shown to the
dynakties which have oppressed them. No doubt,
ss q general rule, children ought not to be held
responsible for the acts of their fathers but the
eption to the rule is in the case Of dynasties
lMurmurs The question here does not turn on
original sin, or on the reversion OF punishments
it is not the children strike bat the heirs rep
reseItipg an unconstitutional principle which the
people has abolished. Loud applause on the
Leftl 1t u not any particular member OF afAmily
whom We press dOwn-it is not the hazard OF
Z ia hich " punish, it is the manifest desire
~ profit by that advantages lagitation when
the hildren of these great families are punished
@ Is sssf sy tsf Of
their birth Marks Of indignation
VOICES ON THE hIGHr.-These are hideous
doctrines.
OTHER VoIcEs-Call him to order: it is dis
M DUFRA1ssE The descendants of royal fam
lies ought to suffer in silence, or to renounce the
right Of birth That is the real state OF the duem'
ma Interruptions. In every case, IN order
that the heir should be enfrauchised from all tram
in he m
abstain from putting forward any claim to the IN
beritance-he must abstain altogether. When
ever a revolution strikes down a crown, 1t strikes
ali heirs toit Has the descendant of Louis
XVI given up all claim 10 the revolutionary con-
quest Of his country
A NOIcE-Whst is the use Of speaking IN that
manner He asks you for nothing.
N DUFRAIsEE.-Yes, but he looks upon Us as
vile mass Of rebellious subjects, 8 crowd OF re-
voted vaIsals. Agitation You say that hoy
sIt> never peri1hes We reply that the punish
n ent OF Royalty never dies. The families OF our
fie16s live on despair, and they are innocent
You speak of pity. L look on appeals with JaAt
suspicion, for / remember that they who be-
walled the death of Louis XVI. brought US
back TO monarchy. Furious tumult The ChaT
called the member to order for having Justified
crime. ~
NJ echmlcher The three sereants at Rochelle
we're murdered; so too Ney. lExcamatons =
Yes murdered-murdered
In tie midst Of a violent tumult, members
trembling with excitement, III. Dufraisse cody
continued; and finally leaving the Tribune, mas
warmly cOngrstu iated by his irienos.
Tie Journals have Low discovered tnati az the
tine OF Feschls internal machine, M' Duii aisse
wrote ss follows; ....,-ou
Itfs Pbi and The ders OF bis race counter keyo
uorsp. tie hrst duty Of man Is to snninas al bl LA
nav on rose IL 70 ssy, the hevOhuon mere
9Th Il rad 4
fore II was moral Ara would II not nave beeh asy
80 IN nj, eumeut sn absolute justification OF The
crime ard stnctfy il by reason, sentiment Ar passion
Mtrey that heroic oo man 20 suDhe N lhe an "HCu nc
rreptred 20 inpssBtle a. the lasl MAJ Oh au
20 have SO good so eeIerOUs-died via out any one OF
~ surc G. owd " no surrounded bin giving nm "Olo
lson or rather Of admiration, ard not journal
fss pLhsied fnerpl article such A. This noble character
T,rh II Mcrey the people that grey head t-ll WIN
agi JeSs B he PeeEE5 tss s on sg &c
in forming an American judgment OF rencn
Republicans who say that Kings must be extlr-
pAted at any cost We can help on our ~ % e'nles
b, rem embeIiDg that King George the Ibl'd Oh
fcfed urice for the head Of Washington Adams
srd her fellows. end that the latest news from
tie Headquarters Of KiugcIaft tAUstrlsl shoWsthe
stue Qualities which cause democrats IKE
Mercy 70 make Internal machines Inc MHdB
Go-ffre Of the S7th nit contains oclamauon Oh
Rsoeizky, stating that sIy one VINO sPreeos
revolutionary doctrines is liable to DC trieo oy
court msrtal, and tbst any person VINO knows o.
tie possession Of such a document IL liable to be
imtiisored. in iroUs. from one to i've years. IL
NAV be safely hszsrded that Mr. Webster's letter
is revolutionary, and the Possessor OF H. IL Ass
,ris. liable to this puniihment What but ora
hlreie. Of tenor is the AuttrlsD Ia Lomoar-
6v and Veuice7 l marvel Ehst, Ia the above &c.
I6te. this holesale homicide Of Radetzky against
arrange and oppressed nation was not brought
forward as q set of to the regiclde. Ill
1t is remarkable, that, on the recent oisSpi ~
ZION Of the late English Cabinet, no attempt mas
ieen n5 sde by her Majesty or her advisers 20 Sc
Iect fresh Cabinet from among sucn men a. ,
Coboeu, Bright, Home, hcGregor great 80.
.e,.of the IN oustrisl classes. This arises from
TIE contempt 10 which such men ere held oy the
srstocratic uyruidops, at a tine too "nen sne
Worlds Industrial Convention l. approved OF Oy
Ro,sty. On this head Mr. W6kley spoke aaLLii
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