The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-16
FRANCE.

PRESIDENT IMAGINATION SENDS A SpEc-
a IAL MESSAGE 10 THE NATIONAL AS
i sEMBLY-7At PEoPosITIoN PENDING TO
DISSOLVE THE ASSEMBLY.
! VERSAILLES, July Ala the Assemble to day
the mes age of President MacMahon, of which
nonce was given yesterday, was presented and
reao oy General De oissey. Minister of War. as
follows :uGw B8G .r s.,.s
:" hen, you, by the law of November 90 last
| dehyered the Executive power into nv hands TOR
seven years, you1ntendedr to afford to the public
interests tnat security which lprecarious instiru
lions are powerless to- give. That vote Conferred
upon me great cuties, for the fulfIlment of which
am accountable to France, aud from which oo,,
IN no case be permitted to withdraw. If also
conferred rights which shall never exercise ex-
cept for the goodgof the country.
your confidence rendere my powers irreyoca-
Die Tor fixed term; in according them you yopr
selves unclaimed your sovereignty In forestall,
Ing votes on constitutional bills shall employ
the means with which L am armed by the laws to
defend my power This or urse, [ am convinced.
is in accordance with the expectation ard will of
the Assembly. which, when it placed me at the
mead of the Government, intended to create
strong, stable:and respected power.
"But the law of November 20 must be comnlet-
ed The Assembly cannot mediate tearino mr.
its engagements, Let it permit me to pressinelv
remind il OF claims t5r the fulfllment Of that en-
gagement The country demands the organize d,
ton OF tie puhAo powers, and questions which {
were reserved must be settled; further delays
will uepress trade and hamper tt prosperity of
the country. L hope the Assembly will not fai.
to patrioticalgrfu,ll its obligations adiure it's
in the name of the highest interests of the conn.
try, to deliberate without delay upon Questions
which must no longer REGAIN in suspense. The
assembly and Government are Jointly RESPONSE
bic am DESTROYS. of accomplishing al! nv an
ties and my most imperative dnty il to insure to
the country defined institutions, security and
calm II s, ... ..gle :.
81 have instructed the Minister to inform the
constitutional COMMITTEE concerning the points
upon which believe it Is essential to insist
Upon conclasi0n OF the message NJ Raoul
DIVA argued that the Assembly was powerless
70 constitutes defLitive government, and moved
that it dissolve after having voted upon the Finap
cla Dill, the Dill on military org anZation and the
phi Providing for general ec;iOn on October
70. lie demanded that It's motion be declared
urgent" The demand for urgency was sup
ported by the Lett and the Bonapartists. but was
rejected hy 81 large m&jorlty. The Left Center
E S with the majority, thinking thai. MacMas
mons massage increased the chances of CSsimir
Perriere's bill The motion was afterwards re
ferred to theeCommittee on Parliamentary Inisia-
tive, in which the left predOminates. A favorable
and speedy report upon il Is therefore certain
The Committee of Thirty has approved tie bill
favorng pc. sOnaI septennats ana the debate
upon IL VIII probably 0Gcur within few days.
The report that Application had been made to
the Assembly Tor permission To pr0secQte N.
Rouher ID confirmed 1t is asserted that, two
other deputies are equally compromised. The ex-
animation into the proceedings of the Central
Bonapantist Committee is still proceeding