The New York herald., 1875-07-20

! cludes the proposal Of the government, BY wnfch
the Assembly, without the President, cannot DC
SouVokeu except by hal plus one OF each ChahoeI
Inc oommttee nad reduced tins NUMBER TO third
OF eaCh Assembly.
M. Dufaure ascended the tribune tOsupport the
government prOpo sal. He explain q tflat it wOuld
not be more difncut TO collect nal than thlrd
oi the Chambers, and laid stress Oh the principle
NJ. Labouaye declared that the COMMITTEE
would not persist in Its resolution IN order that
the greater part OF the Assembly might be associ-
ated with voting law, wnlch. once voted, would
be iresl conservation Of the Republic.
ON CLAUSE 3,
N. Amat, a republican Deputy for the Boucnes du
knone defended In moderate language an
Amendments oy which both houses snail reas-
ton or death during the recess.
AN EXCITING SCENE.
This Induced very angry discussion. On
clause Q, precludlng tue President from declaring
war without the consent OF both houses, tue Due
Delaroche eoucaud Bsaccia proposed an amend
ment giving the Marshal exec ptonally the rignt
OF declaring war. lie read the following dsclara-
tom
monarchy aIons give France the needs
S TO Ss her & rank he ma
long before 1t is attacked all SIDES We do not dis
without US We wish to warn you Of the danger ahead
tSr S france mas no friends more Loyal or more sincere
hold that thls right ought only 70 be given %
tns future Prssdens Of the Republic Perhaps one Of
the country aud OF is wished 10 continue the
%a S1se % on the Lett think ak i9 se Iha it Inn
OF the Republic has nei authority strength suf
ncent to create alliances tor hmseltn Cries the
Lett, "C'est odieur, c'eSt ull ndupdis citOyen "
The Duo dAudifiret Pasquier-fhe remark is indec-
orous
ihe Due de Bisaccla-Alow to finish. say that he
cannot make alliances because he cannot treat
equal WIN the kings and emperors by whom he is
POUNDED think the clause is conformable to the repub
!lcan idea and therefore accept 1t for the future
the world. IL Is not necessary to impose on hn the
5hackles implied by The rapidty OF modern mobilization
and beg you TO give the Marshal fresh proof your
confidence, Tor as mead OF great republic isolate
Europe, he Is already exposed to marked dsadvan-
tage (Uproar on the LetD We all want peace. The
Assembly, the country ana the Marshal are bent
peace; that Is why he must be accorded the OF
claring war without the assent Of the Chambers.
General aughter). Be assured these words emanate
from really French head. (Uproar, applause the
Extreme Right.
The amendment was then put to the vote and
rejected by 433 votes to H.
Cause was then adopted.
EXTREME IRRITATION.
The declaration has produced lively irritation
In all moderate groups OF the Asse mbly.
THE QUESTION OF A DISSOLUTION.
Ii was now six O'Clock. Prom anti -dlssolution
benches were cries OF Tomorrow p while there
was excitement on the Left. Ths President
marked mat five causes without amendments re-
NAMED to be voted. There were renewed cries or
"To-morrow |" but the snow oil hands was in favor
of going on. Clauses 10 to IA were adopted with
out discussion. The whole bill was adopted by SAT
to 81.
This is great step toward the dissolution.