, 1877-06-19
FIVE CENTS,

mai tne J - fhe French 0oTnrnment wese :
sda1 . III; ii" e.rssttr 1ss 81
n, r. h2es IL :.a e' ns. s Tsss sss
e. 9se
would remain paelae All! sssaits.t. '' III Dnks s
then tpoke Of ~ sood relations between Fr.nee
I'D othef countries. and lsis tho tribune amid
vnNsA,1l.s. Jnne 1s.-tn tho Chamber Of Depu.
eies tS'day ~ Duke Dseaae., tn the eonrse q a.
dor 70 1e!,ln. tcssltrIng to The excellent relations
s;tE exiting between Francs and nermany. Iis sald
Petersburg. vicnns. and Madrid.
IN pBFnNan or MACNAroy. ~
the MiNietes of Public Works satd the Republic.
Of President MaeNtatton. WIN waa nat the kind Of
sman nn e w;ss.y q The pesfofmanee Of ii. d.t{
stabon's r1sht to Dissolve the Chamber. and, tiis-
eusting By ricat ot revising the Consultation, paid.
am! exclamation; fFo9, the l.ets, that he did not
~ defnitire. IL renroachcd tho Loft with
de'iting 10 gsadn.!ly replace the present t'o,ern.
Ident was not blind to the instruments in tho hands
ol PaIlisment, bnt onght 70 hare tho ro!cy Of bis
e. 9p,
licaus were divided on this question Of principles.
Hero the Minister Was INTERRUPTED h. hfsting from
Of Tic day ms Ho"sc might pass. the anal decision
rceted with France.
3ss 1 ns sS1 bfssa IT.
pressed regret shhs ths Constitution had not been
logically carried out, ard reminded fanctionaries
lloasc would judgc them upon II reelection.
The debate was adjourned until Tomorrow.
Tue .nh aa,x fs,rys ssseh v US tsssn.
Tho r'uzeaux Of the senatu to-day discussed tito
Of nine was appointed OF whom ak favor and tarco
oppose dissolution.
A special fron, vctsailis. ins b.. tho following;
tse.eFnnent tbat Tic Isetident i. bound to havs
q esh o h aq eo
!n!l high ttcnson.
r.n ant e. T. f IT, Es.aSs{ IT,. af & psnute, to.
day d. Foust1u. Mnstrr Of tho Inferior, atccnlcd
The tltbune 10 apsak on behalf Ut thc uoysrnmcnt.
was continually, me. hr sho Loft will Indignant
protestatlonr. llc was rcrestcdiy. and furtously
:, ns s s , . o
Theirs - ts llbera.or of the sc1rtory when thefe
The whole Left ~ br insrFation r!t!n2 Ia thoir
fcrt. and Kiv!aE cheer stter cheer Many ot tho
ranetS - tq ss n
After ii. n fouston had concluded, II. Gam.
bctta a.eended tho tTibune and the gal,cF,ca wero
sioa: Never hsd the great tribune been placed IN
positon Of such trem9lons rcspoasthilttJ. ls arst
VIZ tsa 9ss T '9n o
rang hts bell ana tried To prcscrro order: E,cry
appe.l he made was met Y .eorn and insult SUCH
President demanded rots Of eensufe aranst htni.
il WAS u oncn paased. Ths had no effect In kaaT.
Ing The storm. Aimost sve,y word shtt The orator
fsotn rho Right the Left responding by vocifetoua
applause. Atcsesy successful hit By the oretor .
| the area In front Ut the tribune and lnenaca tho
iii the >. LII woa!a also rash to
itabio, lid ths orator lkeir to become on. Of It's
| first victims. 70. Gvu u,lnutca tho Chamber be-
came perfect pande1nonnm. the President losing
titne t1abetta with fol,led arms, sttsod nnnioyrL
IN the trihnnc. During the remainder OF bis speech
there was scarcely psstc,'ss Of order: lnsetrup-
p'a,lrs t,oa, tue Lott. Amid all ths disorder anl
Eiolsnce 4. Ua'ntetta continued hla speech IN.
yoicr was heart abo,c ali .he dia snd eamoF Of ill
On concluding h!a spatch, md defending from the
tribune; he was overwhelmed with congratulations
l. a. specimen OF tho manner Ia which tho efforts
Of the President IL maintain order wrTb met Let
INC just relate the following incident: ~ one po-
F!od Of ths debats tho President aso:e md ssed to
ias ehIeaT from ill., Hight. :'A. uampetsn haa
!nsa'!sa ,ae: shfA raa % cas.aEpae n drsvy n,
seg soEed il then" II. iobsit Mitchci .lsins. 70.
tortea "a n. urcvy4 III Cassagnae 10 not . Grim.
'ps sswyet and need not 0ueF ihu 'aEo ezsus' .'
,eiss. itea t!.o hieht, *calI youf'eire. 10 Of:
Gravy yfs: s:ess a g ,ss w. ps,.o. aaa .d.
to st. Mitchell. aail: .'Thc Leit ha, malo the III.
H. i;ht es, and tso,
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