New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-12
DEPUTIES GREATLY EXCITED.
LIVELY SCENES IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER
THE SUPPRESSION OF BoULANGIsT MEETINGS
p1soussnD-rHE GOVERNMENT DEFENDED
BY M. ooNsrANs-BoULANGIsTM MEM
BERS CALLED TO ORDER.

Paris Juno I'm. Gelltbert des Seguins inter
pellatod the Government In the Chamber Of Deputies
this afternoon In relation TO the suppression Of tho
BoulAngist meeting at Angouieme on Sunday. He
said the violence used by the agents Of the Govern
ment had aroused Q strong feeling In the country,
and he protested against further official interference
with the rights of tho people He said things had
como 70 such pass now that the instant Vive 10
RepublQue" or "Viv6 Boulanger" was cried the Off
cials began TO make arrests The people vere indig-
nant At such arbitrary action. He warned the Gov
eminent that It vain TO attempt TO terrorEe the
masses. They would persist in exercising their No
erty notwithstanding the efforts Of the Government
to depssve them OF It. Applause from the Right
III. Constsns, Minister OF the Interior, replied b
n. Gel1bert des seguins He stated that the Govern
mant had ordered display Of military force at An
gouleme because the people in receiving certain
political leaders had DISTRACTED the highways. I'm
terruptons from tho RIghtl Demonstrations lhe
that Of Sunday wero generally the work Of paid ag
tators. At Angoulene agitators had even been sum.
moned from adjoining departments.
Hero there were protests on the part Of the Bou-
langst members, and NJ. Laur called TO order
N, Constans, continuing, said that NJ. Deroulede,
OF tho persons charged with rtotng, had seized q
Commissary Of the Police by the collar and had in
jllred bis foot The Commissary had only performed
bis duty in arrestns him and those who assisted him.
The Minister then declared that the Government would
send more policemen 10 Angouleme II such q meeting
again attempted.
NJ. Lam theroupon shouted: "Just Try, and VIII
blow the brains out OF the first who approaches
me-"
The President again called NJ. Laur to order and
also NJ. Cuneo d'onano, who had Joined NJ. Laur IN
resent;ng the Minister'S language
NJ. Constsns, rcsuming his speech, said the Gov
ernusent had TO deal with 3 fragrant offence and not
mcrey with isolated cases Similar scenes TO these at
Angouene had been enacted on the same day at Lyons
and Correze and by the saiue polite al party.
Hero another uprcar occurred on tho Rgba and the
Marquis de Breteun had 30 bo called 10 order.
II. ConStans in conclusion said II was impossible 10
tolerate such prpvocatsons any longer and the Gov
ernment IN the future would deal severely with those
who were res ponsble for them
NJ Constans greeted WITH prolonged cheers from
the Left as he resumed hB seat,
The trial Of NM Derouledo, LSsant and LSguerre for
rests ting the authorities at Anguuleme when they FOR
bede the Boulangist meeting tbore on Sunday, was
begun at that place to-day. The prisoners were
charged with rioting and threatening the police.
NJ. Goblet. commenting on NJ. Ferry's speech OF
Thursday last, said that NJ. Ferry was not tho Re
publican leader, and, therefore, not entitled to
make advances 10 the Right