Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-16
FRENCH POLITICS.
Exciting Debate In the Assembly over
the Proposition for Rev Election
in the Departments OF
Neville.
The GFIeaDjsts, AegifimIsfs and Bona
partIsts ia Hot ContrOVersy-Ihe
Republic versus she Empire.

| VERSAILLES, July 15.-In the as
sembIy to-day, N. Hsent Jens, Bona
| psrtist, moved that the proposition su-
! thOriZing a new election in the depart
ment Of Neville, within twenty days, be
declared urgent. Ihe motion wss
rejected by a vote of two hundred and
| nfnety.six ayes to three hundred and
thirty. five nays.
NJ. Rouher continued the speech he
! began yesterday, contrasting the right
| Of the assembly to annUl an election
on mere document evidence. He took
occasion to declare on his honor,
that in denying the existence Of 3
committee for appeal to the people, he
referred exclusively TO the central COM
mittee having branches in all the de-
partmeuta. He alluded to report OF
the project OF police, protesting to ex-
pose extensive BonapsTtist Organiza-
lions; avoWiug he desired to work on The
hatred and dread OF Bonapartim in
some quarters, in order to bring about
the union OF the parties which estab-
lished the republic. He wished to de-
fend the dead emperor against calumny.
The Legitimist and Orleanist, after
1880 aud lS4S, in the same way sought
to defend their sOvereigns.
Here the Legitimist and Orleanist dep.
ut;es loudly protested against the COM
par sJn OF their kings with Napoleon the
Third, and the tumUlt was indescribable.
Gam6etta shouted: The blood Of the
second CT December chOkes you"
ROuher, Iesuming, denied that the b.
napartists had tried to corrupt the army,
or mad intrigued with the Socialists or
Communists. Addressing the left, he
said:" Your object is to obtain
a renewal Of the vote over
throwing the empire. We will Ie-
spect the republican constitution, ut
the republic is the result of an epheme-
raj compromise of Radicals and Orlean-
lists. The Legitimists center their hopes
on revision Of the constitution; the
Bonapartist5 exercise the same right to
hOPe.n
M. SavaTy delivered q speech, in
which he dWeit upon the necessity OF
arresting the progress of BOnapsrtism,
and attacked M. ROuheT, whom he
styled as an abettor Of coup d etGt.
M. Buffet defended the project of pO-
lice from the attack made upon him Ses-
terday by NJ. ROuher, and said the pre-
feet was perfectly right in pointing out
the double danger by which the country
was threatened by both TevOlutionists
and Bonapartists. The danger from the
former was more serious, aud the gov
eminent would keep watchful eye upon
them.
The Bonapartists and members OF the
right cheered this statement, while the
left protested against it.
NJ. Dutsure said the government would
display vigilance in regard to the Bona
psrtists. He would not remain q men,
Der OF any government which neglected
that duty.
NJ. Gsmbetta called attention to the
divergence in the statements Of the two
ministers, and with much warmth ac-
cused the government Of supporting
Bonapartists functiOnaries in office and
following in the steps of the Broglie ad-
ministratiOn.
M. Buffet asserted that 3 perfect
agreement prevailed in the cabinet, es-
pecialIy between NJ. Dufaure and him
self. He considered that he was render
ing 8 great service to the country by
maintaining the old functionaries who
we're loyal, although they had served
under the empire.
The left violently protested against
these remarks of NJ. Buffet, while the
right and the Bonapartists loudly
cheered. After further animated debate
q resolution was passed by a vote OF
four hundred and eighty-three to 6hree,
stating that the notwithstanding in
the governments declarations, passes to
the order Of the day.
The BOnapsrtists who had agreed to
support the motion, were well satisfied
with the result. The left, who ab-
stained from voting, were prOpOrtionate-
ly displeai 81. NJ. Dufaure subs equenuy
affirmed that there was no divergence
between the ministers OF the govern
ment, and had nothing to add to or
withdraw from the declarations it had