New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-24

assocIaed with gentleman several clergy men,
almost every degree The Secretary, W. C. wilkins, Is
an artisan The Association have held several meetings
been numerously attended, and Judging by their mani
festOes, they intend holding more.
FRANCE.
STORMY SCENES IN THE CORPS LEGBLATIF.
Writing on July 10, the Paris correspondent
OF The London Standard says: Yesterday there was
very stormy sitting in the Chambers. There were two
distinct rows-one at the beginning OF the sitting the
other toward the close. Here report OF Row No
Minister speaking yesterday Ofthe necessity
OF opposing barrier to revolution ana when tne plat
quis dc PirG turned toward us with menaclnR gestures
noise loud protests were heard from the Dencnes on te
Well say in nv own name that the language used is
OF a kind which will not tolerate loud exclanatlOns
one of Left or Of Right aud which intend 20 fulfill To
whom did NJ ROuher a.udei TO certain deputies OF 10
persons outsdei These are oratorea effects which, once
more we will not permit. Continued interrupu0nl
The President-ft does not become any one 70 say,
No person has right to Impose his viii here Applause
NJ Guyot.Montpayroux- said that was speaking ia
my name, and that had no pretension TO Impose
my WILL but have right TO say that 20 600 nee citlzes
have son me here Noise hear near on the Leit ann
express their sentiments To obtain an Oraorca success
by waving the red flag Is easy enough On my part do
not recognize any ones right TO quarry me as IeYou
ZIONIST cast doubt ON my good faith To treat us
revoutionss would give us the right 10 tell the Official
candidates that they are not independents E1ciama'
The PresidentI must request the speaker to be more
might well have thai revolutionary character which Is
objected to as the expression OF political opinion.
NJ Gnyot Montpayroux violence IS revolutionary.
then revolution yesterday the benches OF tho
Right. InterruptiJns Each OF us Is entitled to bring
here his opinions aud discuss them and one has
right TO suspec thoughts Let our ideas be debated
these appeals Ia the red specter are repeat only ora
The PresideDt-In order that protests may not be
raised ON the side ask the other not TO violent
language debates should lose the character OF
moderation which alone can assure them the respect Of
Garaer-fagcs-M Guyot-Montpayroux has believed
that hs duty required him TO repe IN his name the
quanncatoh OF reNoluuonlst respect us oplhlo as
do the conscientious convictions OF all my honorable col
leagues. Hear hear But as 70 myself have always
ex0ed the revolutions OF OF $780, and OF 1885, and
feel glory IN the Title OF reYoutonls instead OF repu-
benchcsl.
The Presdeut-I believe have no occasion to make
any observation the commentary OF NJ GarnierPages.
nj Montpayroux wish 20 speak on personal
fact NJ GarnierPages has said that he is admirer Of
the revolutions OF 1852 1880 aud Ss aud he Is proud OF
the title OF revOutiouist He fOrges circumstance
which distinguishes me from him. without separating VA
Its that since the establishment Of universal suffrage
recourse can no longer had TO revolution IN the former
be made-the conquest OF liberty by universal suffrage
Hear, hear.l No more revolutions by arms: but the
transformation OF institutions by free universal sur
frage what ought To seek That is the why
opposed the system OF Official eandldAtures Enough
enOuPhl As 20 the qualification OF rcyOutonist, have
said and repeat the declaration, that will not tolerate
NJ Rouher Minister Of state.-In face Of tho intoer.
Of the honorable deputy who has just spoken fully
and entirely MAINTAIN all that said yesterday Hear
hear; noise on the LETT
taken ms TO my attitude yesterday did speak with
hemence and menace bat only with the lrmness which
as those which were addressed 70 US yesterday" You
will allow tho Government 10 fall" That language is
The honorable deputy spoke OF the manner In which he
had been elected l reply that was returned under
conditions which It Is to be wished that every should
initiate for did not make ole single electoral VISIT and
The Prcsident-And FOR my part maintain that n.
under peteh OF personal questions we enter on general
entertained "A
suitably conduct the business Of the country. which
awaits the solution Of matters OF far greater gravity
MESSAGE ROM THE EMrERoR-rnB PROPOSED REFORM
The following is the text OF the message from the En-
pCrOr read by NJ ROuher Minister Of state the
OF tho Legislative Body the l2th inst:
by TIE declaration OF the 2eth ultmo announced that
should submit at the ordinary session OF the Chamber
the resolutions and plans which seemed most fitting
realize the wishes OF the country However rs the Leg
aiye Body appears DESTROYS 10 learn immediately what
reforms have been decided upon think IL right To anti
gpite us aspirations my nrm intention 20 give TO
the powers OF tho Legislative body that extension which
Is compatible with the fundamental bases Of the Consti
tuition now lay before you by this message the decis
Ions which have been taken at the Council The senate
VIII DO cOnNOked AS soon as possible 10 examine the fol
lowing questions, viz LIST The powers to be accorded 10
the Legislative Body including the right Of laying down
the right Of ecctns is bureaus al Tho sm aa
ncation OF presenting aud considering amendments |
"a; 10 make u obligatory upon the Government 20 !
submit to the Legislative Body all notifications OF the
tariffs In international treaties. 9Th The voting Of tie
Budget by chapter I'm order render the control OF tho
Legislative Body more complete. 5th The suppression
ton Of Deputy and the assumption OF certain public
functions particularly those OF Ministers 9TH Tho "a.
tension Of the right OF Interpolation.
The Government will also deliberate upon questions re-
atng to the position OF the senate and the efficient
solidarity which will DO established between the cham.
Der and the Government, the faculty OF exercising sim.
the functions OF Minister and Deputy, the
presence Of all the Ministers In the Chambors the discus.
Of affairs Of state In the Council and the establish.
ment Of real understanding with the majority elected
by the country and tho creation O all those guarantees
which seek IN common soleitude. have already
shown several times how much | am disposed 10 rcn.
qush the public interest certain 81 uy prcrOgaiycs
The notifications which have decided 10 propose con.
sute the natural development Of those which have sue
cessively been made IN the institutions Of the Empire
They must at the time leave intact the preOgaycs
winch the people has most explicitly cOntdcd 90 me- and
which are the essential condition OF power and VI the
preservation Of order aud society.
Tho message favOrRby received. and VI Rouher
concluded the reading uf 10 amid cries uf Long live the
Emperor NM. Martel, BOurBat, DOlfus, Beauchanip
rerme and Peyrusse. all mombers OF tho majority were
elected Secretaries OF the Chamber by large prepunder
anCe of votes.
REMARKABLE DISCOURSE NY w. MICHEL cHEyAimR-
EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES COMPARED THE
PUTURB or EUROPE.
tho recent session Of the League OF Pence n Paris
NJ Michel Cheyalier aScnator OF France and an eminent
writer, made remarkable address on the condition of
Europe. Having shown how In the United States the |
rights OF the small States respected by the larger
aud referred TO tile adoption OF the Federal Constitution
be- said
Tho ooexstoncc OF these two sovore 1ties admirably
by tho Convention of superior patr
1881 aud drew the Constitution OF the
United States, has been the palladium OF an tho States
has during 20 years rendered impossible between
hem. II has subducd In them the spirit OF couqurst |
slavery an element which pttCsstcd and which auoIg
, COZ ltuteu tho q