The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-14

mails Of other side should also have been
Bile with some modidations a. compared With the bra.
CONAN and antidsmocra,c project drawn up by Minis
iers on the moro. Of the 10Th OF January TO whom did
He was astonisned ~ lind that reference 70 the ber
aism Of the Emperor should provoke msrmurS
VOICE Whom do you address
The PRESDsnr There IL svldently . mistake on the
part OF the Honorable Speaker which 10 proof OF the
Of these Interruptions In any case they
disturb the discussion. tApprobanoo.l
the Marquis d CAnrA,Guo-I demand that the
speaker wi ndraw his words
u LAroUE pU hoULs.-I have nothing to withdraw.
Why treat - opponsus those who hsve greater commu
ATTY OF ideas with the Emperor than yoursevesf loud
Count In Hos-Itis indecent 70 pretend in this WY
70 roprssent the ideas Of the Emperor.
y. LArous Du AoUIW-It il what yeu say that 10 in
Tho PRHHDssr-Ths expression b improper; IL again |
proves The Inconvenience Of Interruptions ,Appro- |
II Ems OLuun-rhs word "indeosnt" b unpar- |
ltamentAry.
n L.soU: Do noulM would no. hold che majority
responsible for the opinions Of the Minister (Frssh
tnterrupton As for himself no had asked what the
wishes Of the Emperor wes and he bad given proofs Of
the interference Of tho ministerial agents the oppo-
stion press the honorable member concluded BY saying,
could NOT nnd To- At homo he might charactsrze their
policy In one word: Il was policy Of equivoca-
ton. depreciation. murmus and various movenentsl
Turning 70 domestic policy, the Emperor he said knew
70 the path or lbsar progrcs In 1880 10
he made another ADVANCE but this time without and
even 10 spite Of his Anistsrs loud dissent from sew
N. HAxNJxss had expected an economical reform afsr
the act OF the 10th OF January The government would
not therefore, DO aston.shed he asked its
for BY the country He had last year drawn picture
Of the situation Of France he had been deceived and
he would now repeat that the position Of France was
better than that OF any country In Europe
voIvE-The proofa
N. HABSJIxNs would give them. Notwithstanding
Urav "A iuuud ofin had
crops and the disturbance business CAUSED by poI-
cal AFFAIRS the rate OF wages had not fallen and in
fact. and had occurred in France only. Another
proof In the increased receipts on the rail-
Ssy m ,Ss oo1 oSsS0n HAD
Bank Of France, that trade was at . slaDdstilL But
when there had been crisis from the scarcity OF money
the same complaint was made Thus, from two opposite
facts similar Inference drawn. The for the
abundance Of capital was that In previous years sum
of more than thousand millions OF francs had been in
vested abroad, while such had not been the this
year He thanked the government for having resisted
the attacks those persons who lent money 70
foreign couptres Capital should 20 whore IL
found the best investment Besides, the money re-
turned in imports useful TO France. II money had
large by one-haf On the other hand, the imports had
increased to 2400 600 000f aud he believed they
call the attention Of the government to the sit
uation Of the bakers trade, which was Of
semi liberty and presented serious tnconvepiences
h.h and demanded q return to the system Of
tariff fixed by the State which remedy was the worst
possible. In town which he had the honor TO repre-
large manufacturer had founded bakery for his
w0rkmen, and they were able TO see that the prices
were not exaggerated Yet the population continued
to demand the re.establishment Of q fixed price
complete liberty alone could solve the problem Evil
denly, the bakers were making immense profits they
would soon have numerous competitors. The govern
ment Of July had certainly done much with tho laws
public instruction. vicna roads and railways The i'm
incessant solcitude for the welfare of the working
classes. He hoped that 1t would advance in the same
working classes would return to IT, Hear, hear.)
H. GLAIs BrzoN-The government has done that to
avoid granting liberty.
N. Observation-Disclosures Glais-Bizoin, did not hear
your interruption. Please 10 repeat louder II you
wish reply to IT, (Hear, hear)
The PRksiDKAT-Is would b. better not TO make them
at all
N. GARsRR- PAGES thought that this year there
dangerous optim 10 the report on the budge great
peril would always DO found In consdering tho finances
s = TIE sa ns1 :. A 81 ss e
s1 ccoi With SsSc,t Of 900 ooo and The
last budget showed surplus Of - 600 000f or that
TO- oo0 Of had been applied 70 the previous dsfcits
but they wsre Mexican bonds In reality. the budget
of 1865 show d deficit Of 5000, 000f not surplus OF
total OF 2l66. o0o, 0oof; but the equilibrium DO.
, ,ss y ssF shsy bad q: snssm0u; asas Of
rom Ss M n. ao: ss! Ssss
closed With deficits, and the system could not con-
tincs for the danger was accommodating How
modes-by taxes the floating debt consolidated
debt Now. the indirect taxes did not press upon the
murs.) whai that denisdf Therefore, they could
not have recourse TO taxea Then, IS TO the
S Ss:s s'' h,s .. vs.. . 1:.s ss 0S An.
required to DO considered England sets an example
wise As she Assent from the isfIl he now came 70
the consolidated debt Il there they could find
an 10 st ns budget !. April i n.@
Increased 10 4looo,oo0E That was what their wars
n JuLs FAvns-nas 4 ne price Of TIE empire (su-
mors.)
NJ GARNER PAop 1T was no longer possible to recur
BudseI they must demand the OF restoring the
financial balance. They could do this, but were they
Wiling That wa: the question The problem was not
and army, let them, out OF the army, create
nation by organizing National Mobile Guard Rumors
and marks Of disssnt) Did thoy distrust the country
r. No, nopD
A voice--h me army mt me ooun,ryf
NJ. GARNER-PAoEs hoped they would not listen to tur
buient counseis which would lead TO fresh unpruducve
expenditure terrible in its consequences total OF
500 900 effective soldiers and the increase that force
involved OF expenditure Tor war material constituted
gold Of France and Il was they that poured II In. The
uss'an army for man cost only half that Of France
Instead Of increasing the army and exhaustng their
sources let them husband their money aud rely upon
the country for defensive force; for as long thoy
Budget for ss9 demanded ooo for the ord
nary and l4 900 DOOR for the extraordinary expendi
ure; add the IS ooof for the dotaton and the in
erest OF 1000 900 OV0 expended In and the total
would represent immense sacrifices, without profit
to any MARKS OF dssent.) Agriculture SUI
fered q loss OF 240, 600, door, bv the subtraction
Of labor 10 recruit the army and toe position Of old
tired soldiers could not BIO ameiora-1 account OF the
heavy war budget. Public education suffered from The
came cause aud whom tho suppression Of the double
decline asked for, the answer was the war budget
wil not allow r. uaush.srl He would s ask the
ever spoken upon finances in that Chamberf
more Isughter.) They summoned him 70 declare his
purposes (sumors) He ought to warn the govern
that n the situation Of Europe be not changed
odfzsfrophs wds apprcnchin0dn abyss schich the govern
Yuen could not escdpe. Happily Francs would sub
si~, and vosld swvlve MARKS Of assent
from the eft II said "Thcy arc arming on
every side Of usf" Were they, then, afraid
uaughter.l when the question or Luxembourg
had boon settled they could not revive that Of Maintz
The Treaty OF London not farce, and he could not
believe that the Great Exhibition the prelude 10
sanguinary struggle. appreciation from the left Nor
soveregns and princes 10 dine together In order
nrapare the aheddng blood bnttle helds