New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
THE PROROGATION.


| to the policy OF tIe constitutional Duaurc and simon
Cabinets, chosen in accord with a majority Of the cham
ber but they unable to unite sufficient support to
guarantee the Government. Tho President continues
81 could not make a further step in the path with
out making appeal to the Radical factions which de-
sire notifications OF Institutions. My conscience
and patriotism do not permit TO associate myself
with the triumph OF these ideas which only
result in disorder anl in the humiliation Of
France. As long as ] retain tine depository
power l shall 1t, within legal limits,
to prevent such results which would be the ruin Of the
codntry. The triumph - such theories not contcm-
plated when at the last election all the candidates ayaed
themselves OF my II The country were now inter
rOgated it would reject sucl a construction. AN firmly
resolved TO respect and maintain existing Institutions
until 1880. might propose modicltions bat propose
nothing Of the kind. In order to allow emotions to calm
/ invite you 40 suspend sttngs one month. You can
| then discuss the budget Meantime snail maintain
public peace, suffer hing home to cogproisc il,
AMI Notwithstanding the agitation III portion of En-
rope, am confident shall maintain 1t abroad thanks
TO good relations with all tic Powers, and our policy
Of neutrality and abstcnOn On this point AL parties
agreed, and the cabinet thinks ike the old Il
any mrudcncc ana utterlncc the part OF the press
threatens to compromise the concord we all desire,
shall reprcss by legal To prevent this how
ever, appeal to that patriotism which lacking in no
class III France"
When NJ dc Fourtou the new Minister OF the Interior,
mounted the tribune t0Teat th4 message Ia the Chamber
Of Deputies an upoaf arose from the Left. Many iron
zeal eXclamatons used. Ono member shouted,
"To the pnloryr' Paul Cassagnac rc;ortcl, "Down
with the factous minority" Alter tie message had
been read NJ Gamcta tired to speak nut was prevent
b. shouts irou tho Right some cNcaimns Down with
| tie dictator" Tic scene most tumui;alus
NJ Grcyy The President II the Chamber, decided that
the message having been read, 10 debate was possible
until the House rcasstmbeG lie ssii that the future
,I
The House then adjourned, The members shouting NiTe
Ia Rapubuquc"
In the Senate NJ. Bcrcn,cr ascenlcd the tribune The
President aannUuccd that the Government wished to AZ
dress the Senate Anauimated discussion cnsd as Who
should speIs Ultimately the DuE4 Gc Br0-c, the ne"
President OF TIE Council Of Ministers, communicated
Pres den, MarJIilan's message.
THO Marquis Ge Frlnclieu and VI. Jules Simon both
tried to speak but Tie Duke Do Brogllc cXramcd: No
body caa peak The sitting ia adjourned"
NJ To.an rcfortcd: "The President, and not tie
Dukc dc BrorIic. hes 70 direct tac debates"
NJ jules simDn bcgln: II AIN obliged 10 my great
regret
The Dlke de BsoAc interrupted, saying: "Ail now
| spoken is Illegal"
The Prcs.dcu: then told NJ Jules simon that President
MacMahon had exercised his rsns. Hs decree must b.
oaeycJ NJ simon then left The tribune under protest
! " Bernard shoa;cd: "rae country VIII judge YOU
| Ihe Senate then adjourned amid a tmnu.u
Nearly al the former rcactonagy projects were in the
lobbios awaiting the now Hu.stcr o. tho Interior.
meeting o: th, be-; took place at Pyis Tonight. N.
Narc,lc 20 former Mnstercf IN" Interior waschirAan
IL said tie composition OF the ncN GoyerneHt reveals
Intentions calculated TO inspire the nation with c-t-
mae di.:r., q. clusc ea are returned to power who,
on the 2ftl Nay, 1873, uudctooA to restore the mon
arciy. The nyetuS adopted the following manifesto 10
! the nation:
The decree assling yonr representatives, is the FIRST
act OF The Nlhs ii ~ cohDil 3'A ~ l'' % ,%i
TI.ff ffHffs g. s t'
lltys a desire TO dissolve tie C4arbsr TIE C:D"ct,
'cl Ind lr lost h. tllcrlfg las been dis;Iis ed
out discussion The Ministry, .eciIHE til. II liry
allowed the Parliament freedom ui t.r'' h. ittl N"uj
ignc,'iatrly fl from power, have prevented our cN-
rrrs.a, reprohgton of th"ir rr"erc 'inE froin th9
tribune Consequent: "ur t'' t'S. - To- 'lrl @
! you an say aat the men NON aS;'ii '''lHf toN'r
VII aeg.a prove th"Ws v's pJ"riif' - 'i;c "'lIta
the R.pubc She said tac -jl al iruNary, $50,
AMI aLe viii say so ag;iu Wn'i G." "-v1l r i "I
VIII LOr. snow tIJt an itto, ii1i' muolF NH'u
! not sa9irh lioh ll l'e W.ni'c-' ' .,L friI
notwithstanding tus p'dlu, an" ".Nl'.'@,'H @ 'ti' 't,ii'
France VIl ctncr3!loW h-ge 60 be- deceived nor lnli-
iat.j. PI,lc luGco 4.r'' mast tcna 80 "'l' i".1,
uut!r'moy"db; tc E"'rtre".. o'.it. o., n 10, an
Communal tpuEcO"- Iuusf rciu'.J' iurr H" ana &'-
trly behalf Of thc rsts aHa p,itles o ,ne t'i'A.
! Finally W., your d+'-a,' 'il ~ an 81 CT i" 49, ,N,
communication WITH You " Si"'''.'h :. 'i 10 P.",''t'
eycryti,ir In H. n5t wh.. has nc,u ibprcsl achieved
duiag TIE last years, ANA %" " So lirh' 1 "ciic
I'i.us tins lrl will not lts onS In i've WohtH5 az
tie Latest. France wl o' ahc 20 rira. oi W. ~, ,te
tha Republic VIII issue from tlr voting ura5 stronger
! tlan ever. Iyg.nc parties viii hc vanlhaI-' "ri
France be able to view the future with confidence ''
I
There was meeting Of 100 s,nator3 Of the Left at
Paris Tonight NJ Juc- Simon, TIo was present, fa"l
no had wished declare from the tribune tl1t II u were
intended to sle discussion, words should not be used
which challenged protest. victor Hugo protested
against the disturbance of tranquility especially at ia"
/ moment when danger threatened nom abroad. Inc
m eting finally drew up pioces re'bai, protesting
| a .linsl the system OF tactics Whch prevented
liberty Of discussion. 1t cOnciutS Is follows;
| Considering tnat the prcscnt cr'S.-, "mch ha'
been raised vi hout any amid profound pyc. IA
tbc country. aud in tnc presence ot events abroad,
alarms The Interests II the country nd Jhtlu eNey
DIS, rust. II 20 r,Is,urc trHc' IA sl-
afOr5 OF the Lett therefore express 'H'' hiHi Cum
that the Senate UIl uut associate ftt "tli IA i"'-
tacIu AGAINST republican Hst lHiJu-, ana li9 I'-'
tucs viii cncreaCay resist the Voltf WAich tii'ilt S
ab u.i.c.' l- vigorous protest iht iA' -a'"I-
esf0 ~ Tho q, lutics producing Ei' IHl "ia'i
4 prorogatuu is expected, ana uisao'h''u '"''
/ inuii "a. tiiei
LllEu.-Iho Republican papers oi Paris continue 10
cXprt-. the creates, Indignation against thr nov nm
isry tldr1uS tia; the piity VIII ltl ''t ~ ii
dissolution nor FROM tActhdi cohri, ''l'I' ~
uuucIatiun Uf the LIcgIIB ana ti.1l consequences '
President HIcAflhuu', action s equally strong et"
era GIsnl lsu Of Republican Iuhctohtiies "iH -'V'E
AGAINST the radical Pir>r aI' P.''' 'l'
dlatcly There - al cAtiltit' iH 'i'.' t u. ''
last ugut to-day, Du. no u-tHi' an 't
The I.Dtgs uuDf.s q tlI'It-' ug art'lc from tl' %
Petersburg Official Ga-ec winch points sSuhcdh'Iy To
a var of rr,cu.-- against befhithl. a.. .,.,.
\ cOmWhtigtc 10 tiir Pans pdP'I. sap lHc
pocy may rt sii.umrdup tincnahcr OF iur l"pHc
order al nome, auI rcftPu pus preservation O th"
pgac. Abroad The Marshal codhts upon The prudence
of all good citizens TO second hiu ~ his task.
A SERIOUS CRISIS.
Loypos. Friday, May IS, 1877.
THE Tiwes In 4 leading article to-day COM