The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-06
WHILE THE SOLDIERS ENTERED
THE ROOM AND EXPELLED "A
MEMBER
ATTACK ON PRES. LOUBET THE CAUSE
Poyals's Charged The President With Coward
ice and The Premier Retorted that the
Royaists Hid Behind Women
When Attack Occurred.

scenes in the Chamber of Deputies this
afternoon. owing to Royaist denuncia
tions of President Loubet, and the sol
diers on duty had to expel the chief anti
Loubet speaker. NJ Rious de Largen-
taye.
The ChTr1ber of Deputies met at ?
o'clock this afternoon. The public gal
leries were crowded with fashionable
people. including many ladies in pretty
toilettes who used their fans vigorously
on account of the heat
The galleries of the Senators and Dip
lomats We're also full. There was Il
large and early attendance of Deputies,
who animatedy discussed the incidents
of yesterday. Premier Dupuy and the
Minister of Justice. NJ. Lebret, sat on
the Ministerial bench.
Nj. Laloge, who moved the interpella-
ton rose at 2:25 p. M. and said the
hour of action had struck. CHEERS from
the Leftists and murmurs from the
Rightists and babel of cries in which
NJ. Cassagnac and Laslies, Anti-Semite,
participated).
NJ. I.aloge asked the Premier if he
had been warned before hand of yester
days demonstration. He then eulogized
President Loubet who. he said. under
took the Presidency in time of stress.
loud applause).
NJ. Itious de Largentaye, ConServa-
tive. representing the Second Division of
Dinan, Cotes- Du-Nord. shouted:
''Loubet is not honest. He is a Pan
amaist.'
These statements called forth violent
protests and shouts of Order but NJ.
De Largentaye persisted in spite of the
. uproar and hooting, in declaring honest
men We're arrested yesterday. This was
followed with shouts of Down with
Loubet," and a scene Of wild excitement
ensued. The Leftists shouted at the top
of their voices:
.'Censure with temporary exclusion.
President Deschanel ordered NJ. De
Largentaye to withdraw but the latter
refused and the session was suspended,
the deputies being required to withdraw
in order that M. De Largentaye be ex-
PEELED.
NJ. LARGENTAYE EXPELLED.
The commanding officer on duty at the
Palais Bourbon then entered the Cham
Der OIL Will Il Suutu VI SOlulti >
and requested NJ. De Largentaye to
withdraw. The latter waited until many
Of his colleagues had left the house and
then rose and walked out escorted by
the soldiers.
There was cheering and counter cheer
ing when NJ. De Largentaye appeared in
the corridors.
The sitting was then resumed.
.Ix,% N
Government intended to take i'll the fu-
ture and the Premier replied that after
Yesterdays incidents his first step was
to address a respectful greeting to the
Nations Eelect. and to 1.-THE firm citizen
who was and who remains the guaranty
Of republican communion" (Cheers).
PREMIER SCORES REACrIONISTS
Continuing the Premier said that yes
terday ut Auteuil the advance guard
of the reactionary party protested
against him and called for his resigna-
ton" and proceeded to enlarge upon the
coarsemess of such a demonstration
against an invited guest. (Cheers).
The Premier then said:
THE representatives Of elegance and
good taste have given us an idea of what
Il dHtt may tApttt IIobI tiSii 'hN -
and incidence We knew secret meet
ings had taken place and that prepara-
tionS were made for demonstrations.
We took measures for the Presidents s
protection i'll driving to and from the
race course and nothing occurred OH the
way" Here Il Royalst Deputy cried:
You hid him."
Nj. Dupuy retorted: mo but your
friends hid behind the women"
Protests from the Reightists followed
and NJ. LasioS, Anti-Semte, cried:
"Louhet aud Delcasse (the Minister
Of Foreign Afairs) hid behind police
men,
This statement was followed by an
uproar lasting several minutes.
When comparative quiet had been
restored NJ. Dupuy said:
We stationed the police at the pad
dock with orders to intervene mme-
diatoly in case Of demonstration and
they did 50, though they met with
much opposition and protests. / as
sumo all responsibility.
You have the evil eye" cried NJ.
Lasies, remark which caused laughter.
WILL CLOSE THE CLUBS.
VI. Dupuy continued:
''All the police did their duty and an