New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

Saturday, l9lh, vas the last GAY OF the debate.
The Daily NeUs gives the following sketch Of the
proceedings:
III Baroche, as II 10 divert the attention oi the ~
semhly IRON the Irritating assault which he had ma a
on The legality OF the elections of the constituent,
TOOK 10 heapinc fresh abuse upon VI Victor Hugo,
and plungng The debate once more INTO the noisy
sphere of personalities VI. Hugo having painfully
succeeded IN obtaining permission 70 defend himself
against al these attacks, graZed IN his reply the SGS-
capabilities Of The Mountain by repudlat.ng al all
ance With The insurgents Of May - and June u
MN RdSpai. ana lie tlotte required all the ylgor
of Their neehbogS, Michel de Bourges aad others, 20
hold them down In short. during three hours the
Assembly exhibited a scene as Il were. OF paThamen-
iary pusllSr, closed Il length Jy timely mt rom
N. Dupn, who sad. when VI. DuiauIc mounted The
tribune that Was past FIVE O'clock and the debate
was gong now 80 BEGIN. Tie duStere presence and
authoritative oratory OF Vi. Duiauro restored the par
hamentary tone. winch had been during the last two
GAYS sun al hldeouS cldmOI and dlScor1ant uprOar
The leading idea of hlS speech was the maintenance
OF the status gHo II was curious 20 hear IN Intimate
friend OF NJ &c 1OccueNlAe. protesting maxlms OF
government nearly identical. draw fromtheSe an In.
terence totally opposed u the conclusions OF the re-
porter on The REVISION. The Constitution. according
10 nm. was Far from beng seriously defective as
To require immediate revision. Il was free from the
tdlni oi socialism. Conflicts between the powers
could scarcely under any circumstances De- avoided
france would soon get used 10 electng the head OF
Inc executive power. Family. pTOpertv religion
were safe, under N, republic. The laws were OBJ
raised with greater ease than ever oxder was pre-
served. ana al was Tranquil To put the question Of
monarchy oT republic would BE- 10 give The signal for
evil war
The tribune VS. then occupied BY 0dilon Barrot
IN favor OF revision after which the general debate
Was closed AMI the vote was taken
The waoie number OF members who voted was
- az immense proportion OF an Assembly consist
mg when Is cOmple;e, of so members bur OF
80 al ms time, a there are IA vacancies In fact
ONLY i. members o. the whole House were absent
ana OF these, ;. who would have supported the re-
VISION were shut out by accident. The votes were
taken With great care and deli0erauon. each mem
ber passing over the tribune 10 deposit MS card In
the urn. al operation which lasted Two hours and.
when The lists were counted, II was found that 40
bad voted for tie proposed revision and rs against
It The actual majority IN favor OF the proposition
was therefore, lee but II required by law a ma
Joriiy OF threeiourths IN order 10 pass At was OF
course rejected. The number required 10 carry the
revision, N such a House, would have been 5i3
consequently, tie actual majority fell shori OF the
majority required, by g..
The principal members who voted agalns, the
revision were, N the Tiers parsi-Generals Cayalg
nae, LamOrlclefe, Bedeau and Leho NesSrs M
iaure, Come, 81 Beuys, Oscar Lafayette and Fenj,
D.nd de Lasieyri, N the Orleans ps1iy-NessTs