New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

| The following IS TIE debate and speech Oi Gel
Changarn.er which hal 50 'agiiated the Assembly
| and tie city
After some urimpor;ani votes, the Chamber pro
ceeded 20 discuss the bill Ter granting TIE salary OF
the Legion q Honor Pee the Republican Guards de-
! coreed for tier cont-c, ID June iSi- although,
rot bcmC under c0loTa at tC moment Cf decoration,
! they we've not entitled 90 Gle proposed pay, Gen.
Gouraaud moved tisi me same pay should be allowed
so tire soldiers WounQe1 81 the Chateau Eau, On the
2Nh February.
! u. Nader &c Montau considered TIE amendment
/ an insult 20 The Revolution Of February. lie re-
/ minded D. Earoche, who We member OF ne Minis
Try which had decorated thoSc soldiers OF the acts by
which be had identified himself with the Revolution
/ Of February. y. Barcchc made confused reply.
! General ChauCauer, whose ascent o. the tribune
aroused general attention. IN reply 20 al aius-On OF
NJ Nader de Mont ian. sa that the decoration Of the
soldiers who tad fought a. The Chateau d. Eau was not
cCrOuary ~ ms own dismissal lie had on the con-
/ 'Tary, strongly recommended the measure. AD-
pause.l The General n returning % his place. shook
/ hands With tNc OF the ministers, Mn Leon faucher
/ and Buffet.
! A0cr LarocbejaQueln had proposed 70 extend the
same benefit 20 the soldiers who had been wounded
/ iu combating the revolution of 1870, and Colonel
(harras hae made q speech which excited frequent
murmuTs. General Changamlcr. making evidently
covert alUson 90 The Presidents manifestation al
Dijon, said that the country had nothing to fear
from usurpatlOns that the spirit OF the army was 70
be trusted and u O-tCr 10 feel treasured. u was
sufficient 20 demand whore was the preteXt FOR en-
ihusia>m. This blow al the Eysee, after the Cen
er9l had shaken hands with the two ministers, pro-
duccd much sensatCn.J There was no fear Of France
beng subjected 20 the misery and shame Of the
(8sars. successfully imposed by de0aucded Preio-
nan soldiers Immense sensation.I It's discipline
was founded on such solid bases that NOBODY could
prevail on the soldiers 20 attaCh the laws march
against the Assembly. No man could hnd 1atiai-
hon, a company, or a chlet 10 ooey MN ttepre-
sentafives Of the nation. added the General, YOU
NAV deliberate n peace Bravo and applause
VI. Leon Faucher Minister Of the Interior could
not help deTlOrng that the army should be made
ground for political ciscUssOu> Tie accepted for no
port Of the Government the lesson the General had
intended 10 give IT. There was but one conspiracy
lp winch the Government Clorct. That OF dcFoicf-
ness 90 the country. The General had spoken of
Pretouan soldiers. VI. Faucatr would tell him taat
me arIsy was national and would never serve as
>tcppng-s'Ore 90 ambition The Minister, mconclu-
sion. declared that without military discipline all
government was lmpfacrrihe.
After Jew words of Gen Le1reion in favor Of
Cen Courgaud'. amendment. The discussion was
closed. and division having been called for. there
appeared for the amendment. 2Jj against 10, 800.
The amendment vas accordingly ~ ectei. and the
Assembly anerwart decided mat -he o.H saohi go
10 70 third meeting.
The President subsequently, announced Chat VI.
DceWOus,t dc Girre rad applied for leave TO adj
dress interpretations 90 the cabinet relative 90 the
speech delivered by the President Of The Republic at
Dnon. ON The lsf INST. and asked on what day the
ministry wished 20 fix the Interpretations. d" lmme-
dlatolv.' replied IF. Leon tucGcr
" DE- GIFre said that hclad applied for leave 10
flt Quest ions to the Ministry reltlvc 10 insulting
aud calummOuS speech ior ire Assembly. ehl I'd
have teen urououccd ~ DIXON. where he hc,ri VI.
FauCherdisclarn. ON the part OF the Governmeni'
all participation n pofs and ConspIaceS. After
hearing mat declaration. and tnat made Ply ten.
Changarmor which was so well mdeTsio0! ny the
Assembly, he Withdrew h, demand at the same
time that be- requested the Assembly 10 consider
proposition he had deposited long ago 10 the eject
of mterdictng the presence OF officers Oh me Ma
uonal Assembly al public festivities.
NJ Dupn replied, that the Assembly Was only rep
resented 40 such socmntes when appointed depu-
iaions tor the purpose
VI Piscatory then asked If "a sentence insulting for
fhc Assembly had been pronounced. lie was ware
of tie difficulty of arriving III proof ouihe thought
that any colleague. or even minister VINO heard ll
beng questioned as TO its authenticity was bound 10
VI. Dupn Observed iha, he had no right to inter
pclate other ministers.
N. Leon Taucherhere rose and said: The speech
has been published ia the N5ntav II Is the only off
cial version The Cabinet recognizes no other
NJ de Gyrl subsequently asked the ministers If the
following sentence was I'D the speech " ne Assem-
bin lent me It's cooperation for all measures OF reprcs-
SION blt il denied 10 me for the measures of bency-
oloncc had proposed lu the interest OF the people.
NJ Piscatoy here nicricrod. ami declared That the
existence of the sentence having been denied 10y me
Cabinet the latter was entitled 'o cietl' ana llt
Assembly should proceed no further. lie accordingly
moved the simple order of the day wmch was
adopted boy "a considerable majority and amid great
aalt,tion the sitting broke UP.
Fhc Mountain abstainod from voting.
The next DAY The Assembly hai an opportunity
il m, renewal Of ITS hurcauX, OF cvncng MS resent
mont against the Eystc. All decided B0napdrilsis
were excluded as well as mem3erso the Mountain.
Anartlclo ON Che Duou speech "as promise in me
Plrs from the pen of w. Lanarime
nroDo,inon has been presented lu the Legislative
Assembly bv NM AmCde3 Bruys, Co.idFru, and Lie
bouIye to thC effect that during thc discussion on
the revision of the Constitution, The H9qa " shlii De
De pucardco mp ID public trouehott an rae COM
Iaunes olthc Republic, n order ;lat the pa ople may
De- made perfectly acquainted Win ala thl passes
relative 10 That mporau, matter
The Committee OF the Assembly have resolve 70
report against the raising o. The state oil siege "l
~. l.. .,..- sis debate ID, f1e @. mher, Louis