Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-31

NJ. TntRRs RESIGNS AND MARSHAL MINI
HON IS ELECTED PHEsfDRSr

Nh9i"NS AND MARSHAL NINA
HON IS ELECTED PRESIDENT.
kilograms to Monday papers from
versailles, France, announce that the
debate upon the Interpolation of the
government was resumed in the Assem-
oy Saturday morning. NJ. Thiers, in
accordance with the notice given yester-
day by Minister Dufaure, addressed the
Assembly, urging the definite estp blish-
ment of the Republic. His utterances
were received with loud cheers nv the
Lett, while the Right remained silent.
The Assembly then adjourned until 2 D. m.
The Assembly reassembled at 2 O'Clock
and after an energetic speech by NJ. CAST
lner Perrler, Minister Of the Interior. re-.
leeted, bY a vote of 1862 against S4s the
81 mple order of the day, emanatlng from
tine Let and supported by the Govern
ment. An order of the day proposed by the
Right, declaring that the present form OF
government was not under discussion.
and regretting that the re-construction OF
the Ministry did not afford the Conserya-
ives guarantee, was then adopted bv n
vote of 800 against 344.
An adjournment was finally mazda nj,
I'll evening when the Assembly re assam
bled In session at S P. NJ. NJ. Dnfanre
Minister of justice, announced thar ~
ministers had rendered their resi0nntions
to NJ. Theirs, who had accepted them
NJ. Duiaure then handed to NJ. Rnee,
President of the Assembly, q message
from President There, Announcing thet
he delivered back TO the Assembly the
high functions which had beeu conferred
upon him.
The reading or the message produced a
profound sensation In the chamber. Gems
Changarnier and the Duke de Broglie
moved that the Assembly Immediately
appoint successor to Theirs. Thi,
motion caused a terrific uproar, ~
Lett moved that the resignation of = u
dent Theirs be not accepted, AZ III III
M ton was rejected by a vet, ~ t 90,
against aS9. The reslgnatior ef p.osT
dent Theirs was then form H., aod,i'.a
M. Bullet frultlessly All am nd -, p ps1u
gl1e THEIRS, The meT ,,hers oS ~ ~ egi :,
endeavored 70 secure an adionrnnoon ~. -
an election of q sr,ccessor ~ ~ n' TLi .
but tue Right ir sisted nnon oboa ah.eis
RESIDENT OF the Republic immediateIv
"a Vo'e was Then taken, and ID resulted |,
the eleepon of Marshal McMahon, VIII,
1 T $50 votes. The Deputies Of m,
hs.1 reirained from voting,
committee vas then appointed II
wait upon Marshal MacMahon. and in
FORM Nun that he had been elected Presi
dent OF the Republic. The committee WA
heased by M. Buffet, who upon retirinI
temporarily, handed over the Presideuc'
o. tue assembly to NJ. Goulard, the mem
oers oitne Right enthusiastically cheerinI
~. 1oulard upon his taking the seat
upon the return Of the committee To M,
assembly NJ. Buffet resumed the chair
sho announced that Marshal Ma cMahol
nao accepted the Presidency OF the Re
Pupne, though not without pain. M
Bullet also stated that the Minister
wonld temporarily remain.
Inc crowds In the streets and in from
Of the legislative chamber Increased a
night wore on. When the result of IN
proceedings in the Assembly was mad
known, there were loud shouta M 90 viz
THEIRS J" aud "ViYe la Repub laue p'
Ihere were no attempts At disorder
ADD inc people qpletly dlspers I'd.
ohmofstta mas Issued man lfesto, call
,ns on INC Republicans 10 gespect law
mnrsnAl Mcp Shon has sent q commpnl
caHon 70 Byhet, President OF The Assem-
oyt acknowledging the receipt OF th
omcial notification OF his visotion 10 III
following terms, ~
~ Will obey the will Of The assembl
Una depository Of the Batiouai sovei
egniy. 10 is a heavy responsibility ; bul
WIZ ood's aid and the tevotion OF th
army, VIII continue the work Of lloefa
wig the country aud restoring order, an
VIII maintain tranquility and the princl
pies upon which IL fests. 10 this
pledge my most saGred honor as a
honest man and a soldier"