The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-09
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.
PARIS, December 6,

PARIS, December 6.
The committee Of thirty appointed by the
Assembly yesterday, In accordance with the
resolution of Minister DnFavre, held It's fret
| elected President, Baron De Louey; vice.
president, Audifret Pasquler; secretaries, La.
| ievre, PonsLalls and HansmonvllIe. OrRant.
zatlon having been completed, the COM
mIttee adjourned 10 meet on Monday,
when It will proceed 10 buslners, &C.
cordlug to the motion by which 1t was
created. The committee Is Instructed 10 draw
ip a project of law defining the responsl-
billy OF ministers and regulating the relations
OF several powers OF the State. II Is expected
that 1t will report q bill declaring that any
minister who shall be censured must resign,
and excluding the president from debate In
the Assembly, but giving him by way of COM
penaation u limited veto power. 1t Is Inferred
from the political composition of the commit
tee that any proposition TOR any dissolution OF
the Assembly will BIO re3ectrd, and nothing
once q year or once every Two years, 4lke the
American Senate, has been entertained.
La Blen Public says that the complexion OF
the committee makes the situation all the
more precarIous, while the Executive and AS.
Bembly are equally adverse to compromise.
The country cannot tolerate the present state
Of affairs. It intimetes that the country should
spontaneously intervene, which Is interpreted
to mean 1t should continue to send In petitions
In support of Theirs and hs government.
THEIRS is resolved that there shall be nc
| change In the mlnlstry until the report ofthe
| committee OF thirty ls presented; then, lf the
report Is untavoraUle to him, he will oppose II
In the assembly.
An official reception was given at the Exec
| uiiye residence last night, which was hume.
rously attended. Theirs freely. conyersed
| with his friends on the political crisis. He re-
GREETED thai q partial renewal of the Assem-
| bly seemed impossible, and declared that he
| was determined to adhere to the policy an
nounced In his message.
At q meeting of the extreme Left, 1t was de-
| cIded not to move for q dissolution OF the AZ
eembly until the question had been thorough
~ agitated by means OF petitions. Lsislecle
| started this Idea, and 1t Ia rapidly gaining
ground. Petitions for dissolution are coming
In from all parts of the country.
The Assembly committee charged with the
considel alton of the electoral law. have de
| clded to recommend that the franchise be
given to all males over twenty-five years o
age who have lived one year IN the district In
which they vote, and that the duty OF voting
be made compulsory.
PARIS, December Z.
The political composition Of DuFavre's com
mittee insures q report In favor OF ministerial
responsibility, exclusion of Theirs from the
Assembly, aud reducing me Presidential volt
to q mere fiction. The dsfent of the govern
ment is probable. Audiffret Pasqueir, vice
president of the committee OF thirty OF TIT
National Assembly, called upon President
Theirs lat night, and q long and friend!
conversation took place between them. Tit
government situation Is believed 10 be I'm
proving.