The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
FRENCH POLITICS.
The Text or the Impeachment Resolution
The Position Of Parties In the AsScmbiy.

The Text or the Impenehment Heaoiuton-
The Position OF Parties In the Assembly.
LONDON, March S.-The text OF the rcsou-
ton for the impeachment Of the De Broglic-
Fourtou Ministry. which tho Impenchmrnt
Committee OF the French Chambers Of Deputies
recommend to the Chamber. Is given rs follows:
The Chamber recommends the imteachncnt 1t the
Ministers Of the 10Th May. orders the sending up Ut tic
report aud It's appendices ~ the Senate ard appoints
committee Of i've Of It's members 10 proceed with the
charge and act As public prosecutors
NJ. Waddngton. President Of tho Council and
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. and NJ Le Royer
Minister Of Justice. also conferred with the Com
mittce on the subject OF the return Of the Cham
bcrs to Paris They declare that they would
be willing to take tho initiative in favor Of
return but for tho fact that for the Cham
bcrs to effect such change In tho Con-
stitutlon they would have to bo consti-
stituted ns National Assembly Tho Minis
try would also prefer that the question
be postponed until after the impeachment
discussion. Tho Left Centre Mt n meeting Mt
which forty members were present afterward
decided against return to Paris thus showing
divergence Of views ~ the Cabinet and Cen
trists The pure Lett. which Is the strongest
group Of Republicans, numbering nincty-right
members. yesterday decided that none Of its
menb,rs can also be connerted with another
Republican group. such as the Left Centre or
Extremists.
The DAILY Netrs says: " II is understood TINT
this decision H. contrary to tho wishes uf NJ
Gamhcltn. who desires the fusion OF all sections
Of The Repuhlicnns"
Tho Times says: This fusion Ia nlso desired
by the Radicals Its defeat is Fortunate M 1t
would be tantnmount to nm occult Assembly.
FREQ from public control and discussing pri-
vntcly what - now defeated In the Chambers.
Tho Left Centre II hcsitnLt in regnrd to inn
parchment. At Yesterdays meeting il deferred
" decision until 1t is acquainted with tho in
The Daily Ne,cs' correspondent ut Paris says:
Tho assertion that President Grtvy will re-
sign i impeachment is carried is an idle inven-
VERSAILLES. March SIN tho Chamber. to-
day, NJ. Brsson's report was submitted and
read. Among tho grievances against the De
Broglie Cabinet Is n complaint that IL violated
the Constitution by raising anew the question
vously boon settled by constitutional law. II
also violated tho rule OF irresponsihility Of the
President ofthc republic. one Of whose speeches
betrayed thoughts OF personal power. The au-
designed tho establishment OF q Dictator
ship. They violated the Constitution by
delaying tho elections beyond the legally
prescribed three months: by evadng tho
electoral law relative to Councils General and
Councils Of ACCOMPLISHMENT; hy forbidding col
portage and closing wincshops by cellusiOn.
eNtortlon, undue pressure on the magistracy.
and the creation ot fictitious rise on tho
Boursa. After tho elections gave Republican
majority. the Cabinet continued to fight whole
month, and. under the Rochebouet Ministry
which followed. all preparations were made to
for military measures. and a conspiracy evil
IDENTITY existed. The report concludes IA fol-
lows: As the de Broglie and Rochcbouet min =
Is,Tes ,nS cur equal Tssp33nsi5ly we pro-
On motion Of NJ. lie Roger Minister OF JUS
tice. the debate WIS postponed until Thursday.