Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
BOULAHGEa RESIGNS.
nc induigss in Personalities I'm ihe
Chamber and - Censursi.

! Try Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, July 12.-In the Chamber OF Depu-
ties TO day Bouanger proposed the dissolu-
| lion OF the Chamber. This proposition was
! rejected. B0ulanger thcreupon announced
that he resigned bis sest.
General Bouanger, 10 his speech In the
! Chsmbrr OF Deputies proposing the dissolu-
| ton 81 that body, said that such course
was imperative and that the elections ought
( TO be held before the celebration Of the CEN
tenary OF the revolution OF l1S0. The coun-
try demanded the institution OF new safe
| guards to secure the republic from the at
tacbs OF It's adyersaries, against which
il was pOwerle,s. The Cbamber Of Depu'
ties was falling into ruin and decay,
aud the country was trembling with emotion
at always having presente TO 1t rs sn eneWy
a citizen who only desired the welfare Of The
republic. Monarctists were watching the
republic expectant OF IT'S death agony. The
country felt that ITS safety demanded reyi-
sion OF the Constitution. lie did not doubt
that the patriotism Of the Deputies was on a
level with their sense Of duty. lie would do
his duty by demanding the passage OF reso-
linton that the Chamber being convinced OF
The necessity for fresh elections ask President
CarnOt for dissolution.
for relying for support upon The Right.
TAppause from the Leit] He said ii WIS
not for man like Boulanger, who was
always absent from the Chsmber, TO judge
OF its legislative labors or cr1ticise her work
ing members. What had BOulsnger done
BOulanger: / made an appeal 10 the coun-
try.
Floquet: The country answered you IN
the Cbarcnte election.
NJ. Spain (3onapartist Deputy for Cha
renle): The country unanimously pro-
nounced through me for revision.
FlOQuet: We have never recognized you
as one OF us. You are a lingerer IN the
sscristies, in the ante-chambers OF princes.
We will celebrate the centenary by again
pr0claiming the supremacy oi evil power.
We represent universal suffrage. We have
rendered more service to the republic than
Won can do harm. You demand dissolution.
IL is in your purity that it exists. Your pho
toeraphs come from Germany, where your
interests lie. [Cheers from the Lett and up
roar among the members Of the RlghLl
Boul.nger: ii. Floquet's speech is only
The utteracce OF badly-educated school
usher. He in no way alludes to the general
policy Of revision. He merely makes per
sOual attacks. II tell bin now as l told him
amid the noise that he impudently hes.
After a scene 81 excitement the President
OF the Chamber said that before APPLYING
censure be would allow B0ulanger to speak.
Boulanger asked IL the censure was to be
applied to Floquet or TO himself.
President: 1t was you tnat first attacked
the Chamber. The last words you uttered
make il necessary to apply severe rule.
Boulanger protested against regime which
A Of frff
lie said that in view OF the Presidents de-
cision he would resign bis seat. The Gene
raj thereuD0n lett the Chamber, followed by
his partisans.
The members Of the Left still claimed that
censure should be applied 10 Borlanger.
The President remarked that Bouanger
By leaving the Chamber did himself justice.
De Lainarselles. member OF the Right, &c
preached the President for showing par
TALLY towards Floqaet. This led 10 re-
newal OF the uprosr. When erder hsd been
restored vote OF eensure on Boulanger was
adopted.
The Chamber then adjourned until Mon.
dsy.
II IS reported that In consequence OF the
occurrences In the Chamber OF Deputies
Boulanger and Floquet will fgbt duel.
Clemenceau and Perrin are said 10 have con-
seated 10 serve as seconds for Floquet. aud
count Dillon and La Guerre for Boulanger.
The German Press on DR.. MacRenzse.
llly Angio-American cable 10 the Dispaten-l
BERLIN, July 12.-lt Is announced that
Drs. Bergmsun and Gerhardt will receive
the decoration OF The hsgb-class order oil
HohfnzoIlefu. The excitement created
throughout Germany by ihe reports OF the
Germsn doctors who attended the late En-
peror Frederick Is intense and their crlti-