The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-16
French Affairs.

PARIS, November Is. The Duke De
BrogIe, President Of the Council and
Minister of Justice, will open TO days
deoste in the Chamber Of Deputies, on
Albert Crews motion Tor the spPolnt-
rnent Of committee 10 inquire into cleo
ton abuses. 1t IL believed Gambetts
will reply.
VERSAILLES, November l5.-The
Chanber OF Deputies, this afternoon,
after q speech by Gsmbetts, adopted
Greyey's motion for the appointment OF
\ committee 10 inquire into the electoral
sbuses, by vote OF $40 to 225.
VERSAILLES. Nov. l5.-M. Cnsn-
baud. Lstour, LoucIen, Brun, Grand
parret and Gr,fyuit, members Of the
Right, were to-day elected 20 life Sem
storshlps.
In the debate in the Chamber OF Dep
utcs today, on Crews m5tion, the
D4ke dc Brog!is made speech, IN
which he plainly intma.ei inst Pres!-
dent MacMshyn would not take the
Ministry from the Lett. nor would the
government. sublnI. to the proposed e.ec.
tsrsl inquiry. lie said tina. when the
present government hAi fulfilled It's task
m answering the stacks ot the Lett, the
Marshal would see what Was incumbent
ON him. Ii he could be assured that the
ministry containing NJ. Blanc snd Re
yoult H,Xtreme RadICa. ana cODSeryatlve
Republican, respectively would agree on
programme the path OF parliamentary
pro eIurc would be- open, but II not Il
would be necessary 10 seek some other
solution. The Duke declared that the
government was resdy 10 accept even
penal responsibility tor It, acts and meet
the proposed Impeachment but warned
the new Committee OF Pubhc Safety that
neither the present government nor rs
successor, if they mad any regard Tor the
public peace. would begin The proposed
one-siied INQUIRY. He accused the Lett
OF intimidation and fraud during the
election, and especially accused them oil
spreading the assertion that ConserVa-
tive victory meant war
He provoked protest from GSmoet's
by insinuatlng that he caused the lnser.
ton of this calumny III the German and
other foreign papers. The Duke warned
those who in yesterdays debate aP'
peared to appeal to the Instruction, that
u would be suppressed, and that even u
successful, It's success nigh. be transient.
{ The Duke WAS loudly apPlauded by the
Right =,
Gambetts characterized the Duke
speech AS able but pertidlous. lie sall u
formed the best argument Tor inquiry, rs
il showed stubbornness, and restrained to
the will Of the country the lnsInuaLlou
/ that the Left gained majority by ms
! representation, which was lie. Tn,
government WAS guilty of mslyersstlon
and had gained forty seats by fraud and
, robbery. He denied that the inquiry was
illegal. He protested desire tc
uphold the authority OF both chambers,
He was not an antagonist of Marshal
Mac Mahou, but the ministers were IN
surgents against the law He declared
that it would be a serious matter to place
the Senate above universal Suffrage. Ii
the senate arrogated the right Of
dccreclng second dissolution II would
bea verltable rescIouary convention.
After much violent personality n vot,
was taken and CREWS motion was
adopted by n vote of 800 TO 2O3.
The chamber decided TO appoint tn,
members of the committee on inquiry
| tomorrow.
There are numerous alarming report
current in Paris, bu; they general gnlr
little credit.