, 1879-06-10
Drluitfes on Tic Left said no Ind not with

u9lutiea DH Nle Dstlt salu nc INV HUI WILL"
drawn them.
III. dc cas..unac-fI..e yon mot Withdrawn them.
II. Ia son. socrc'a,rc d'Etat!
NJ uohlct-I have uosh'n= to add 10 the exVlana.
ii. do tn.+arnac-Thc wora hont mae, h. h-en
II m ns. @ viii SoS'rs 'eli feline %eaf hssc coz
Tha l,fcsiaent-, ,$"i'odr, stl,' les. n Minister.
can i'e forced 10 fra*centl the trh,no 10 gy" ynu
hon,rabl" explanations exchanged Lhr t;hnmter
cannnt rrnl0nc tte Incident ny rncoussSfnE what
would hH personal annrrrI.
tilc word.
IT. ''5anier Dc Ca,.asn,e-.ll faut qnI't IL retire,
H. naI nSa j. e., sioi' :anno, accept ai,v nm
bisaI,Y. The ditcn.-lnu la@ been a little warn,
OWN: to nnr common tem',esamehs.
Ebices nh the fnFt-SpeLk FOL. .ynirseif.
". ne GsEsacnac-f shall spcAK for tnYfetf and
far yDu alho.,
this.
n. dc t'nssaguac--1t viii end when, under tttr
stanlnE order which give. mo right to sre.k.
haze obtained full fa:asfaCtfOn.
1'hr President tanno' Allots Il to b. mid that
under il,r standing ordcr Jon will not te+ee from
H. kr. ,r!'ae nntil ~. arc fnly .nt.ncd nss.ase
view of 81. tioblrt's wnr's, AMI 10 70 fnfthrr
II. d" tn..israo- ,hr Prcrldunt dcc!srs. hit
!te,ain thr t'bamlsr. i e.cend tlom the t.inns,
.e"i''"t :" nH"" "HGtHCt OAHGt-
The rfe.isent ia not finish thu sentence.
r. nc Aspaa. i,o ac:cr, 1'l tsuee. q of ,ho ns
Hight; r'nFH'urr from tisr Lett.
The President called n. do Cossagnac to
order. for his ErtnaEk. aMi the Cllafnber ut
length proceeded with It's ordinary business. n.
l.ockroy's intcrpciatIt,s IN the amnesty was
fixed fot !ll1ratiayi ". sehnrh vas elected q
Firr.IEcsfAcnt, In tlM rounl Of n. Albert tlrevy
| Resigned: md bin u" scrlitt'ns tllr duty OH
sagar @ nscd in making wine w1s considered.
inullltar With Versailles amenities. and even the
ACTORS have almost brcn t.e same for two venrs.
u. ,ie Cas$lrrac an.l ~. Baudry tl'Asann snce
their entry insn fl,e Chamber have tlad the trivi-
lege O! cxasrerasing tho Left, and thew nscens.
the tribune With the CONSEQUENCES Of ,llc[r
provoking oltbur.ts. Formerly ". Gatnbetta "a.
ccn,icd 1t Ia bis turn To rGyrnge tho attacks
lcyclcA at the Lett; hut he now presiles over
thrfe stormy scenes, ut,tl liz splaycd yrster1Iny
a tu[l Eenso vi his responsibility ninl Uf the
dignity uf the Chamber. As for n. dc Caarar.
nac, his cor,nlalnt might have nnpeatc fcg1ti.
mate had he iot hinse!f introduced ii tone ot
cxtFe'n violence wblch political discussions had
not previously reached. N. f;u11rt'y cxpa1,a-
tim, moreover, wns such MS should llaYc tcrfn[.
nuted tlr affair without straylna iulo deplorabe
personalities. Tie Republicans. however, arc
unEraiclnl tnwaraa n. DC Cassuc.,ac IN wanting
tn reduce him to silence or moderation. lie Ia
otle Of tllt most active founders nj tn, 1,epuc,
II my party suffers !rnn vIolcnce mud threats,
It is tflc 1nlpcrlallst party. The Republic
has iu reality two kinds Of supportcrk-thusc
vic. like that form Of government Wit! tho
good unti bud sides Of Its principle, and those
wlio de.enl 1t, not from liking It, but from
ha.!c.l Of the En'sire and fear Of its return,
arcll'cs than tic. best Of l!epubllra," so Us
| lnany sar: "Isnther thu. worst Of Republics
than the Empire" It ca,lnot .,e denied TINT
this hatred anu tear Of tue Empire nrc greatly
due to iha provocative, threatening, aud otfc,i-
htve attttlsHe Of sonle o! the leaders Ut the
Bnnapart!ats. nEl that tl,is attltule has dslvcu
many over to The Republic; 81 that whcu the
Honnpartfsta, without execution, hccunc mol
crate aud dgntictl, ihc Republic will hive really
to practice the virtues which IL efatus In order
to defend Itself from tic propaganda Of the
Lnpcralists.
Rightly or wrongly. the Empire Is regarded a.
ti,t inevitable heir of the Republic, II eyer the
Kcplsblfc s1lecuDbs, tut lllc injndlciDus vnefes
OF B1naunrtfstt has oHly rrsuteu til strcrEtttN
liIE the attachment Uf bssitat:ng Autere1ltX u
thr Kcpublic, anil scenes like that OF Yestertia,
will strengthen It. Tie Republicans, t.ieretprr
are undertaking. one Of the: chief sources u
their Success In striving to reduce N. dc Cassa:.
nae to moderation, for this would rally bavK tt
the Empire pPssons who have hcen atie,lutcd
| IRON IT, and who very Justly think tf,nt nagt i
| which shows itself 80 asisrrssiye aMt riolcni
| when yan4utsllrd' would become the worst u
scrrors when it regatned power md could Ut
| length tuke the terrible revenge with which II
threatens Its advrrsarleR.
| II. de Cassagnar. ut t,e close Of tlIr sitting,
dcpntcd NM. Mitchell nnl klopstctr To act II.
his seconds, whste ". Goblet requested NM
| Allan Targc niAl Fcutllec to att fur hl,n; bnt
! these gentlemen, MI crOnfHrriE thla afternoon
| decldtu tlat there were no grounds lur 4 duel.