Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-15
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VERSAILLES, New. 1i.-In the Chamber
Of Deputies to-day debate was resumed on
drevy's motion for the appointment OF .
committee to Inquire into election abuses.
De Fourtou. Minister Of the Interior,
said he would forget what was offensive In
Grevy's resolution ; that he would not con.
slider the words and the measures which II
seemed TO preface. lie defended tho prin.
| ciple OF Government Intervention In elec-
tons by historic precedent. lilo called TO
mind the dispatches Of Gambetta, order
INK projects TO interfere In elections, and
said II ever Intervention Of the Govern
ment was necessary II was under the Gov
eminent OF Marshal MacMahon. II was
necessary 10 have official candidates and
TO avoid false official candidates. Do
sides. when the press and assemblies are
FREQ, when an opposition systematically
| organized attacks and defends. SHOULD the
| Government sustain all assaults Without
being able to repulse any Of theml II was
too much forgotten That the Constitution
was the result OF . compromises. Ons por-
| ton Of tho Conservative party admits the
| principle Of . republic and reserves TO
f ~ a.. .o,i.ioo IT,.
l.selI .nc cause ,u,ian con'
guAruiAnrn,p III h.T ..i,.J 80
nueu W .n' w.. ,hauaa,.os nrs
power mun WI" n Ell H., who si.,d'
tnn ~ ~" n,.'snr. ~ lie msiority ~ tbc
nj us - np;srnJsrs,ooJ consery.tiys In.
nan. rI,a W.r.hsi h.. ,bo rirbt to
N A. ,o-n,. ~ ~. Cons,i,,,,nn and
Ice ai ,no @ ~ d. csnJIIs,a. ., al
MAJ an 1Ppu "osanoI ~ in.,is.
pAI"S,. paIo.,ossi .c,;on ~
the uo' .Sn s,u.I,. =; ,h. snni,,;:y,
Poln'ns A"'
r0Psssn. ,,.,o, ,h., ,h. soc,.,,.,
I1a..a .,.i ,snr;n, ,ho .iections vas
annne,"J T.. ,ho noiico
Tonr,or ,,.o ci,eJ ,h. language for
-h,.L n,,orIi.rs was transformed. and be
,n.,Jant.i,v rams,rcJ ,bat An. demand for
Ii rais.sa wss inconccivabIe. In twenty
,iar,r,mcnts lie mob had cLoerod for The
cor,mune and The reign of terror. To
al ~ mi. Jany,r prc.iden, MacMabon
hsJ .ummoned DuyerJier. lie said OF
r. r,smhars M Tho Right thai the Minis.
a., couIJ copnt unon Them as they coull
nnon n. The government was DESTROYS
~, iI.h, .ho,i1 IN, thrown mon ia nrn-
.a.i;,cs ,inrIny tho elections. but n would
no, have tho one.siIeJ inoniry desired by
ths Tn. whieh would be an usurpation Of
judicial functions and a violation Of the
constitution. lie declared the govern
ment nau mAue " polnl y. nonvr 70 nav
.s mo Oppo.ition iad misreprcsented the
Cabinets policy, threatened officials, dis.
missed workmen aud abused the liberty VI
the press and the right OF pnblic meeting.
The Opposition had obtained i,3oo.ooO
votes anu the government J~'0oo,ooo' TINS
almost equal division showed u would b
better TO seek some common link to bind
parties together than that one party should
strive to Cypress the other. Inc govern
ment did not menace peace or tue consu'
tuition.
Fourtou was warmly applanded and con-
graduated by members Of the Right.
Jules Ferry replied that he treated with
scorn Fourtou's assertions as to the pres
SURF exercised by Republicans on electors.
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