New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
4 DYSORDERLY DEPUTK.

SCENE IN THE FRENCH LkGlSLAIUkE.
BAUDRY DAssON TAKEs His Swat DESPITE AN OR
DIR FOR HIS TEMPORARY ExPUIsIoN-ARMtD
FORCE EMPLOYED TO REMOVE HIM-LRGuIMIsr
SYMPATHY EXPRESSED.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE. J
PARIs. Nov. 13.-M. Bludry dAsson, who was the
central figure in the disgraceful Parliamentary row
On Thursday is a man OF fortune still, although he
has since he came OF age gone through several large
fortunes In all Europe there not finer packs of
hounds than he hunts with in La Venice Of which lie
is a native. There can be no more gentlemanly or
pleasant fellow than he is when politics are not
started. Baudry dAsson's platform is Clerico-
Royalist. as that of a Vendean nObieman Of wealth.
reared by the Jesuits and affiliated TO them should
be. He is gallant, handsome, profuse, and as
he is Yet long way from pauperism,
greatly liked BY intimate friends, by bis tradesmen
and retainers. There Is dash, 90 and fine feeling
IN the man. but no ballast. and he is obstinate
rs q mule. Violence is now, provided 1t takes
an anti-Repubcan form. held 20 he gen
tiemanly charactlstlc IN monarchlcal society
On Tuesday Baudry incurred temporary expulsion
from tic Chamber for sluglng the hlulster when ne
was IN the tribune. He called hlm the bead OF a
gang of burglars and picklocks who were disgrace
20 their country. Gambetta raised the sitting To
admit of his being turned out if he re-
the Chair. NJ Baudry dAsson WAS inclined to re-
main IN his place until the next day, but on Janver
de In Motto who Is a Ood-humored sybarltc, OBJ
serving D. him that lis ob.inacy would entail on
Colonel R.u. who commands the Military Guard
Of the House, sitting I'D all night he
went away. On Thursday hOw"ver-for
the Chamber never sits on Wednesday-he got ID by
,he door of the g. egraDhc Office OF the Palals Bour
bon and when Cambetta took the chair lac saw him
in possession Of MS seat with. clustered round h'm.
the Bishop of Anger. Mn. Rouher de Cassagnac.
De la Rocleloucauld Bi,aaclia. and Leciercq
TIE President al once raised the sitting Galleries
were cleared by the questor's orders, and the Re
publican deputies quilted the hcmicyc!e. Bat
Baudry refused to bulge, and was encouraged 10
MAINTAIN his factions altitude by theB shopano the
Duke Treppcl uao the bolduess 10 60 to Gampeta 10
propose that the call TO order with TEN porary ex-
uul.icn which hau been inf ctei on the Nendean
Deputy be resciuded, but a short answer WIS re-
turned. The standing rules must be obeye4,'
quo.h Gambetta. Il have nothing more 10 say to
YOU on thi. saaect, N. lie Deput6" soldiers ELI
lered. There were only enough TO make the mercst
show OF military force, and tHey left their short
swords in the lobby.
Baudry's head was by this time we'll heated. ana
he roared OUT threats. He an inviolaoe Deputy
and o0eysd the mandate he received from his con-
.tltucuts In standing out AGAINST revolutionary ~
rannv. As II turned OUT he had not revolver IN
h.s pocket though hs friends averrcd be
had and was ready to it. Reinforce
menrs were sent for Sixty llnesmon, unarmed'
came IN. The BISHOP, Colonel Ru afirns. eXcOm-
tounicatcd them and 20 force them TO commit sac
flleee stood in their way. 4 couple of biz fellows
good-humoredly caught him by tie arms, lifted him
over a bench and kept him out OF tie gang
way To judge from the noise heard IL
the corridors behind The tribune the yells the torG
state If the seats when Gamble ia again took the
cbair from the the testimony OF Colonel Rim and
the scratched face OF some Of tn men, Their. must
have been sharp ,cuie before the reoellIou~ mem
Der wa, taken to the lookup. II wa- borne there
bv SIX men. Two neld hrs arms and four his les
with winch he endeavored To kick The morning
pap.rs are full of details OF the lookup. A
he'd. a table. two chairs ard toilet stand
were the only furniture. II had one window
looking on a court Of the Palais Bourbon. Brother
DEPUTIES were allowed by the sentinel 10 talk
through the keyhole VITA the prisoner, who said he
did not find his prison irksome as might be
imagined If it was better warmed he would have
been comfortable enou-h Writing Materials were
supplied him and he wrote incendary letters 10
Clerical journals and electors IN La Nendea. The
Comic DC Chambord. L hear, has telegraphed to him
"A message of sympathy.
Baudry dAsson Is a great friend OF the Prince OF
Wales. who made his acquaintance at shooting
porrv Al Belmont the seat Of the Due de In Roche
foucauld Bssachia, but 90 not suppose. much as
the p ince likes NJ. Baudry dAsson, he viii follow the
example Of Henry the God-Given in assuring him of
bis sympathy The Prince viii bear from his broth
er-in-law, The Crown Prince OF Denmark, all about
the row. of which,. was told To-day at the Palais
Bourbon, this Royal parsonage with the Princess.
hIs " ife. was a witness.
When the galleries were cleared the Royal sirang-
ers were allowed 10 remain in the box Of the Presl-
dent of the Republic who had sent them tickets for
the sitting.
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