The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-10

would not have been delivered from the tyranny Of the
eleven years but for The remarkable services which General
ODonne performed for IL,
The other day gentlemen, there panegyrtc made
here Of the most shameful thing which bias been seentne
conduct Of the royast party in France in 1913 This
causes me TO ask myself Do you pretend that we have
confidence IN you sou panegyTze the most seandalous
events in history What with sense OF shame
would do what the there did presenting themselves
republicans bat socialists IL il expectea that
have conhdence IN the future when we see
exolng such sad examples for the morals OF the peope
ST. Rios RosAs ask the door account Of an aliu-
sion.
sr oRENss When his lordshp addressed me the other
day, did not ask the floor yet do not deem II improper
that his lordship should say what he please now con-
slider that ST. Rios Rosas incapable OF following that ex-
ample but the less do dcpore that be should pre-
sent himself here with euoges of that which only merits
The 6itterest eensure
Leaving this subject now win only say that of the
have for believing that there has not existed IN
Spain any representative in fact is the manner
in which power has been acquired How does power spring
up IN representative governments By pfoeaimng npgi
doing the will Of the majority expressed ia the elections
coming here 10 sustain them in this chamber standing for
ward conspicuousy opposing system TO another and
rising AT last power ia order TO realize some idea which
is useful and beneficial for the people But how do men
rise to power in Spain BY making themselves very small
for here amy one seized with the mania OF being
minister, he scarcely speaks Of the legislative body or
speaks of it with disdhn. want tyranny, whether it
proceeds from a Robespierre or from Napoleon.
The PRESIDENT. ST. Orense cannot permit your lord
snip to speak caumnously Of an ally OF Spain.
Sr ORENsE. have not said which Napoleon 1t was
but think do not calumnate the present by saying
that his uncle particular friend and servant OF Robes
pierre conclude therefore, by saying that desire there
shalt be placed in the constitution all the rights Of the cit-
and that neither the King the Ordinary Cores,
nor The Constituent Cores, shall have power 10 change
them.
ST. ODoSSELL minister of War; Gentlemen, | have
sought the floor because conceived that ST. Grease might
60 home Ia some doubt when IL is my desire that he
should 90 completely at with regard 10 what he has
expressed in relation the defeat which the ministry has
suffered this evening. will say to his lodship that the
ministry has need to retire since has not suffered
defeat OF any KIDD The estion entirely free as all
those in relation the constitution have been except two
of which the government took say it made mius
terial questions and certainly his lordshp reproached
for that Therefore, his ordshp may ranqullize him
self and 90 hence assured that the cabinet does look
upon itself defeated II ST. Orense enterains any doubt
about it, he pick up the list of the vote, when he will
lind that many of those who voted in the affirmative are
not accustomed to vote with his lordshp.
What has happened here2 question was introduced
which rise to doubts and the proof Of this is that
there reports of committee but member OF 1t
was unwilling to send in his In view OF this difficulty
the committee withdrew its report, and came back offering
two distinct reports il happening again that one deputy
had not drawn any proposition but expressed his opn-
ion III opposition 10 the two which presented As
results of this what going to be voted for The vote
was neither for against was mere question wheth-
the report should back to the committee to be drawn
up The ministers looking Mt the question depu
ties thought it better to hear the committee again. And
this is the defeat of which his lorshp has spoken TO
The cabinet knows what it ought to do and when it ought
retire and it, instead Of 1872 in the affirmative
in the negative there had been 90 in the affirmative to 81
in the negative the other day, the minister who is speak
ing would DOW sit this bench because he knows
what is due the chamber and what is due to himself.
am about to conclude but first wish TO say to his
ordship that agree with him in thing he has said
and this is unusual since not in the habit of agree
ing ST. Orense has told that after the revolution Of
ls4S certain party not agreeing with it. exaggerated its
doctrines in order TO destny that revolution. | agree
with his ordshp and this occasion say that
they who exaggerate doctrines the the persons who
most desire the triumph OF peculiar state OF affairs LEI
riuto de siacton j aud this opinion which bis lord
ship has put forth, and which accept ask the deputies
bear in mind never exaggerae things, but am firm
in what have once undertaken, and will draw
back and If day liberty should be endangered,
shall who they that fall back and who they
that know how perish in the field defending her.