New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21

eis violence and unairuess wib which he site np;sd
induce tie House join him in hs deayos 10 crush 81
eminent man vhese name will be recorded with honor
ltpg after Baroche himself shall have reaped the rus
of which be he's already sown The seed His speech was
that of prosecutor calling for the cen isrnnstion OF cu
trit-pot that of legislator ard senator fGhin. p'n
iul though porhaps necessary duty His speech ,rsstei
painful feeling amongtbe audience. de Monsalsmbsri
in rising 10 r,ly Baroche, commenced his remarks
with crear cs!nRess and moderation but, AFTER fr
sentences he became excited by the numerous sterrup
iCrs 10 which he was subjected and lost ms tempe us
epd,s,ored to Justify the motives which had ndaced him
70 write the ter TO NJ Dupin. He reminded The Assem-
Div that while he had aw avs been stranger the spirit
OF marty he had nevertheless taken the defense OF VEN
nent as long IS Government contained honest ana ncas
rate II that account .hai lie began BY spporhns
the GovsLmCni during The presidency Of Lous NaPo.on
Bonapsrfe and continued 10 DO o. I'll Tao sAP
efaf Of the I'd Of December. Bst he IN de h'ntaeIn
hem found il Necessary - separate himself from Lluls
Nsroeon Bonspas fros tbs day that he had ceased 10
be The he ad Of an honest and moderate GovsrRnss AZ
these words de MonisleHberi as sss allied b.! 'h' Do
u,partthai is by fully thres fourths Of the members
rrts,ntv th loud cries FOX explanation In the midst
hs confusion one OF the deputies having eonr'ed over
come the din so far e. be able 80 put the qaesOn c
iuctly wbs; the orator mesr by saying that the
Government had ceased 20 lie honest aud moderate,
de Montsorbert replied, The spOston Of the prop
sry o. the family of Orleans not az honest set and
the dtmard for Issve 10 prosecute NE Is Bot moderate
NJ B,roche then rose. snd turning toward VI Bil'sli.
tsid M President, YOU ought cot 70 allow me Emperor
10 be insHltsd.
,-rt of tho doc ansnt. in the process.
Nlatl cried VI. de Mon;aleabsrt, do you So ~ Tor
icing my judg, An e1slsmaser OF nd'gnsno. Thiea
as spyfandsd he deputies Of the lmpersi Leg
islativs CorIs. -
Amer the vote NJ Baroche went Up 70 Snt @! the dsPa
t,s ,bs had voted in fsvoz Of de ho0.ssnbst ani IN
panuer which showed The unReAy member iha: BE was
marked msn said
MoEs,Car. rsus ares ret, cosfre TE@PeTesr
have already stated the smallness OF the minority
in favor Of lie Montalembsrt has excited surprise ba
hi, 10 cer.oin degree explained by the eNpres"on s,e
n, Rsrochs ~ hs Yscca deputy Tbs fast a that h'
S;uuties were ntimdaied Man, who would havs Voet l.
favor Of NJ de NsntAlember were prevented iom doAs
81 \, h;s ovn sp.sch which wa violent sasck uppI
Tie n.sent ~ ,ns II Is said that ii be bad no. 'pokei
the minority would certainly have been hantisd. az
dis, n he Nd spoke in conesiory manner ne Nigh
nouihly have hsd majority IN bis favor Bat me sever
i,y with which be spoke OF The Emperor altered ae n.sa
tions Of msny who felt that IN vsng "s.h'' ''S "''
ernner, they should bs marked men
Captain Hsrmips OF The navy an ald ae csrap -, 9
N.r.b,l Prince Jerome Friday evening entered IN
r,asine room. Of No Sc In the Rue Rvsi. and asked
see the Patrc and 6odins ii engaged set down Z" IN