The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-23

10y. Considering these declarations have only
snanks 20 address 70 the governments and withdraw
our demand for Interpolation Great spplause "'oss'
NJ BrHsrs~-ons word, gentlemen. I feel bound 10
say that am very happy % IND myself IN peres. az
the Chamber tHesr. hearl This msDifsstst on viii
resound throughout Europe Why should aot the sem
timent which inspires as be brought "a the knowsdee
OF the government under the form OF referring TO Il
the demads for interpelatlonI Various movements
hear u said that this step would haye tho
The PREsIpEN-l am obliged to remind the honorable
deputy that the demand for Interpolation beng with.
not be submitted 10 the Chamber. Various move
mental
been completed by the President But ~ We have oh
tanned formal and positive declarations without ambi
guilty, from the Minister shall not pross the point
a. RoUHrR-0ne observation. gentlemen, to show
that the OF The order OF the day pure and SIMPLE is
the only tho Chamber has 10 manifest is accord
with tho government II the declarations made BY the
government had neither satisfied the authors OF the i'm
terpeliaiion nor the Chamber the vote would have
sent the demand TO the exanination Of the
government and that step would have proved
the dsaccord Therefore It IL not possible 70 have
recourse TO the same to prove perfect accord
manifest the agreement OF the Chamber and the gov
eminent by voting the order OF the day pure and aim.
N. Guerooh assembled the tribune (ssvote, voisl"
"The close, the close ~ Noise
n BEkRYR-Bofore pronouncing tho close OF tho de-
bate permit all honest consciences 70 solace themselves
Various moyemenn.) nave only two words to reply
TO the Minister to show the perfect loyalty OF mr. nten
tons. t'speak spsakr1 In the existing state OF
not the right OF voting the order Of the day assigning
It's Various movements.) We are asked
to vote the order Of the day pure and SIM
pie. l say that Il Is not possible / have
listened TO the Developments Of the other Interpret
laton. that OF H. Jules Favre, and have understood
It's scope Well In conscence-let the authors
me entire freedom OF language condemn IT, Can
then conf0und In the two demands Of which
approve one and reject the otherf Various move
mems "vo,e. votel The close. the closei'')
H. GUERouLr, from the tribune. ask TO speak the
position Of the question. Numerous THE
The PRssIDRSr-The close Is demanded. am going
TO put II TO the vote unless you going 10 speak
against u.
four words tho conclusions OF H. Berryer (Ipterup-
tion)
The PsrSpEsr-t is against the close that you have to
speak.
H. GusRorIrIt is in the interest OF oil tina. the sl.ua
ton should be perfectly clear. Fresh noise and cries
Of "Ihe closet The close p) would DO logical that
the question should DO put as has just been by NJ
Berger. i"Vote Vote i,D Gentlemen Il was not on
the closing that wished to speak, bus on the position
OF the question.
The PrsiDsSrI put the closing Of the debate to the
vote.
The close was pronounced
H. HAETJESs-we demand that the proposition Of NJ
Berryer should bs put 10 the vote. fEoise)
NJ. GuERoULr-I ask TO support tInterrupiion)
OF tho order OF the day pure and simple
The order Of the day. SO announced agreed 10 by
23T TO IL.
Tho PRHsrpEr-As the second demand FOR in,erpela-
friday Monday next shall BE- fixed for
discussion the concerning the foreign
policy OF the government In Germany and Italy Cres
OF "To morrow "Monday'D
Tie Chamber, being consulted, decided that Monday
should be the DAY.
The proceedings then terminated.