The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-24


NJ -PAaEs-Tt is certainly permitted, whom .h
comes TO such decision to express dissatisfac
The PRnsrpsSrl you had kept silent at rst tho per
IONS near you would have made no remarka The Incl
~ GARsIrs PAGES continued 70 speak amid cries o
"Order, 0rder.'
| Tho PREsrD~r-T roarct NJ CARRIER. Pages to b
Sogsd by your p'rsstsncs, 70 call you TO order Hear
N. GARSER.PA sss-Can tho other persons to ORDER
y President Do sot have two wsighssand tive meas
The PsxsDExr-r must ask for the silence Of the
& JULES FAvns-4ou have just heard Nc Graniev de
Cassxgnac with a sincerity witch honor, defend me
share his opinions may ask whether It is TIE
procce ting q wise government, consccsss OF ia
% cast 70 ss SSss ., Of SScSs
a ion a sSS"a or 1000 MN and whether tho
men and citizens who love their couatry. H. Thsys has
sought Tor tho Causes Of tho faults committed in tho
want Of control. That Absence OF restraint was not
dressed TO the goyernmeut as 70 have not told the
trutho havp obtained by surprise tho consent OF the
real one. ir,ssen. on sevsral beSches sppissse
on oticrs.j The contradiction is fagrant asd
i yoa navo not fsg9en ~ When the Nine
that the object OF tho expedition 10 obtain repara
on Tor outrages on Frenchmen. the opposition did noi
acts You spoke OF furnishing 0utrages but rad YOU no
other design In viswp Had you the secret idea Of
Pa.nc Had you Meta secret preference for South
ana had you not another project, rumors of which
the French pross, when you keep enchainodS loud
interuption) The best proof give il that il had
not TIE right to say what was said by the Journals OF
nighboftng countries, aud do not think that tins
simple observation is rpfa,cd by the murmurs OF the
majority the rgmor was that under the veil Of dpIo
macy The French government intended to destroy
the Mexican republic and raise q monarchy on
las ruins; and the Prince mentioned for sovereign
was just the unfortunate Maximlian who has
lust pershed the victim ~ his courage aud ms orune
The French government then contested the statement
and asked US for proofs England who was uneasy
applied to the French Minister OF Foreign Affairs who
denied tho statement. That fatal conception, which
20 have from Spain (Nolse) The French govern
ment lent Its ear TO the nVgues of Madrid Cabinet
and Mexican 6mipres Thenegotiatcns havobeen Denied
put on the 18TH April, 1880 the Minister Of State ut
Madrid wrote to the Spanish Ambassador il, Paris that
IN reply to some proposals which he had previously
Spanish Minister Of Foreign AIairs an extract OF a
despatch showing that France and England were dis
Mexico government recognized by all tho nations
and to put an end tn the painful situation Of that unfor
ale pos but not at paea e, me Of r rs =" mat
down all the disorders that may exist In the world
Mexican expeditions must DO increased and the necessity
iof loans DO accepted HnteTuption) 10 promote
morality In the world by OF the cannon is mad
ENTERPRISE en- ,; which every politician should oppose
Tho PaGHDEsT-I must ask members TO abstain from
such vivacity In thor marks OF approval They may
speaker.
n. JULES FAvRE-Now listen TO what NJ. Barrot
wrote on tho nth October, 1851 The London Conven.
ton then signed but tho drpomatiss had their
undivided designs Tho satisfaction Of the Complaints
OF our counirymen was stated by NJ Barrot 30 the
purpose was the overthrow Of the Mexican re.
public and the establishment Of a throne for a
calling attention to that design, and the Minister
of War admitted that such The object in view on
the expedition. The truth was concealed from me
Chamber which, il had boon placed possession Of
the facts would certainly have refused 70 follow the
government in the had pursued. In tho
Of reason and of law this Intervention in tho affairs
OF foreign nation would have been rejected. Every
country has right to Its own government according to
It's manners, customs and usagcs and interfere with
II Is to violate prinordia right. tAppaus, from the
LEFTY The system of keeping back information has
been pursued from the beginning. No documents have
boon communicated TO the Chamber; and the Minister
wher asked for papera disdainfuy repedihat the ex
tracts made from Mexican correspondence by clerk in
the Foreign Office were sufficient. To that replied
that the words OF the Minister on that point we're not
more TO he relied upon than on other matters. loud
interrupt0n.)
The PRxsIDRsr-M Jules Favrs must not express
deputy Errors may be committed. but sincerity ought
never TO DO called In question. Hear, hear.)
will withdraw this expression il does not represent my
thought merely said tina the words OF the Minister Of
wo read
believing that the Minister ha. not perusod these Official
~ oos, Tna o.
Is fact OK much gravity; and such intelligence as has
boon COMMUNICATED represented the troops As being
Several MsnssRs-That is the truth -
N. Jurxs FAvRE.fhe Austrian Prince was taid TO
him " wSsn
the Minister held this reassuring language he have
known from the dispatches OF our agents that success
was impossible. This was how soldiers were doomed
10 perish In fruess conflicts have q right TO say
that only has there been want Of control bat also
an absence OF ruhfuiness in this matter loud cries
The ParsIDgyr--M. Jules Favrc. again request you
TO use Parliamentary language. Hear, hearI
II. JuLss FAvrE-I cannot express my thought In any
other terms. 7 convinced that the Chamber has
been purposelv deceived, and have right TO say So
NJ RouLIEAux DuoAcE-If there has been mistake
II not wilful one.
NJ JurEs FAvnE-Maximiian has scaled his foolhardy
enterprise with his blood. For all OF MS he is now
victim whose memory Is to be held sacred. Applause
So long back "a September 1865 the French government
therefore charge tenter aiming rs u did that convic-
ton,citi hari',y trra Of its precautions c.ih p,
iearing Me-ic, load donai5 We are all unanimous
IN our feeling respecting tho sangnnary events OF which
eminent has been wanting In wisdom and in calmncss
by publishing IN an Official Journal words which may
produce dsplorajle effect the ether side OF the
Atlantic. approval from the icft)
81. BEiSosTEr-h has g'rr' e-presSion 70 The general
NJ JERKS FAyRE-And when 1t appeals to the Divine
right reply that the fate Of tse humJe child u dnce
,cho dies cbscgrety 81 refgn sol IN the performance
isio prishs in defence Of his throne. cries Of "order
order"
The PnEsrDESr-M Jules Favrs protests, not only
against the sentiment OF tho Chamber but that Of tho
country and Of all Europe. loud cries OF aprrovall
II persists in the expression Of such opinions shall
be obliged TO call him 10 order
N. EUGENE PErrETAv--Wo esteem q Frcnchmar moro
than do an Austrian archduke.
The Dixie De MARAICR-Let there be no distinction
between victms
NJ JuLEs FAvnr--It is because repci all distinction
that pronounced the words which have excited the
Chamber. No reasons OF political necessity can Justify
the conduct OF the government during the latter PERIOD
OF the expedition MAMMALIAN won't the faith Of our
promises with our armv. aud n onght to have BEEN
supported by n. Yes, 1avo experienced feeling OF
profound affection that this unhappy Prince not
brought back to Europe with troops 30 that France
might have sheltered from the blood that has been
nations ana cries OF Order, orderlr Applause from
some bsnchse)
memsor rn<- well fall upon bis head. Ia The eyes
Of tbs whole country. tSensaiion; loud applaHe)
NJ Jturs FAvRE-No person In this Chamber not