New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-06
Report Of the A.sembIy,s COMMITTEES.


On the 18th alt. after FIVE days session, the u
sembly's Committee, which had got the sOnbrix
of Committee of Public Danger, reported thvsE
u. Lanjuinais.
NJ. Lanjuinais reminded the Assembly that
the Sd Ian. it had approved the ca plantations g's
by the General in Chief of the Army OF YHi
appauded his sentiments In favor OF the right y
the Assembly and the Constitution The Ger
day the Cabinet was dissolved, and after negs
tiation Of some days it was reconstructed. ID
Committee had maturely examined the proPof
tion of NJ. Remusat and the pr0cSs.rerbduz Of ns
Permanent Committee, and had not thought vi
the responsibility of the events which were EI
cited in them should be visited on higher
thority than the Ministers. That opinion VI
confirmed by the perusal OF the procSsFerbdaz =
the explanations given 10 the Committe by u
Ministers OF the Interior and Of War
Ii was evident to all that the Government d.
long endeavored to excite doubts in the coanig
as to the stability OF the present state OF thiny1
order TO bring about the restoration OF an lmpeni
regime. Seditious cries of we L Emperor h
been uttered with impunity. The general w.
refused TO sanction that cry was supersededb
his command The Ministerial press violentlyE
tackled the National Assembly, to destroy
moral authority IL was proved that those cnA
were encouraged and excited by agents Of W
Government NJ. Baroche denied the charge, %
opposed his own testimony TO that OF the Perni
nent Committee, although he only assisted a. m
OF the four reviews which took place at Sapq
(Murmurs on the Right The Minister on bss
asked why he permitted the Government press
attack the Assembly, replied that he had no lcs
nal in his pay, and 10 show his impartiality
told the committee that he had sent for the chs
editors OF those papers, and declared to tbes
that, if they continued their attacks against ~
/ aZfa ho
Of the right Of selling in the streets.
The Minister added, that the dismissal Of 90
ChaDgarnier and the suppression OF bis dos1
command had been long decided on. SomsS
ferences arose In the Cabinet on that subject y
several members having rendered their reaCt
ton they all resolved TO resign. The first a.
the new Ministry, said III. Lsnjuinais, was
calculated to produce collision between the ~
powers. The day one Of them directed q ens
inal attack against the other the assaant vos,
infalibly succumb. The Committee compe~
adhered to the statements expressed in the %
sage OF the 18th November, which lessened
gravity Of preceding events. The CommHs
had divided. Two Members proposed the nnf
order of the day, seeing nothing in the condaa,
the Ministry to justify blame three preses-
a resolution Of distrust, not however, on acceI
OF the dismissal of Gen. Changarnier whose
ton was irregular, and against which they
always protested. Six others declared tnh
placed no confidence in the Ministry. and sn0e.
also expressed his distrust, bat in different saS
Finally eight to seven agreed to submit %
Assembly the following resolution:
"The National Assembly, acknowledging the u
the Executive Power 10 dispose Of military conSsyI
blames the u made OF thai night, and declares n
70 the confidence which the National Assembly tsse
him in the sitting Of the Sd Inst, and passes 10 ne
the day" "
The Assembly afterwards adjourned Az
clock. Nd
The effect Of this document upon the Assep -
says the correspondent Of the DAILY W." ~
blunted by the feeble voice Of the reporter ,sf
overstrained expectation Of the crowded ~
Der was dashed with blank disapPolntmcu...
washy and emasculate result. the 80 10
given to the report by the press 10 not No.
Torsbls. No organ, Of any color. says W"