New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
DEPUTIES IN AN UPROAR.
SOLDIERS CALLED IN TO REMOVE NJ.
BERNARD. WHO Is TEMPO
RARILY EXPELLED.
RARILY EXPELLED.

paris. Jan. 24-As result OF the accusation
~ the Public Prosecutor, NJ. Bulot, at the trial
:, .be Assumptionist Fathers before the Correc-
iona tribunal that the Assumptionists were
-ssnonsfble for the election of NJ. Jean Charles
BERNARD. Socialist, member for the Second Dis
.-;c- IF Bordeaux, there was a scene in the
CHAMBER OF Deputies to-day when NJ. Bernard
,sua5 4. Buot e liar. and the Minister OF Jus
,i,e N Monis. who rose TO explain was SINH
,srlv stigmatized. The President Of the Cham
hsr a Deputies. NJ Deschane asked the
House 10 censure NJ. Bernard. saying that
v-beu the Chamber allows a Minister to be in
sultsd with impunity no discussion is possible.
Amid protests from the Rightists, N. Bernard
vas censured
II Lasies Anti-Seuite. member for the Con-
dom District Of the Gers. who intends TO chal-
lenee the Government on the High Court prose
cution here shouted: The Public Prosecutor is
g mere minion Of the law:
" DeschaneI called n. Lasies TO order, and
NJ Bernard cried. Now the lies viii recon-
uence-r
II DeschaneI begged the Chamber TO listen
10 N M0uiss statement and put end TO the
-scandalous proceedings" N Monis said he
had letters Of II. Bernard and NJ Chiche. Re
visionist. member fer tha First Division OF Bor-
6eaux. showing that the AssumptlonistS had
sided IN their election.
Amid the uproav NJ. Lasies exclaimed, You
ar= bandit and a csnaille"
N. Deschanei called on him 10 withdraw his
statement and NJ Lasies said he begged the
Chambers pardon. but maintained the truth OF
his remarks. This increased the tumult, dur
ing which the Chamber censured NJ Lasies.
The discussion then proceeded in a comparative
Il quiet manner, NJ ChiChe denying that he
wrote a letter 10 the Assumptionists saying he
owed his election to them.
little later another storm broke. NJ Ber-
nard called n. Monis swindler and canaille
refused 10 withdraw his expressions, and the
Chamber al NJ DeschaneIs request voted his
temporary expulsion Upon NJ Bernard's refus-
squad OF soldiers, headed by the colonel COM
manding the guard at the Palais Bourbon was
marched into the Chamber. The colonel sum-
ucned n Bernard To withdraw, and the latter
protested. bu- obeyed. shouting he left. ''Vive
Ia RkpUblique hOnneter' while his friends re-
sponded with "Vive Bernard
The Chamber then resumed the transaction Of
ordinary business. Several other Deputies hav-
ing protested AZ remarks made by the Public
TNaideck- Rousseau. said he agreed that the rec
tihcatioHs made by some of the Deputies were
perfectly legitimate He added. however that
he was astonished at the violence Of the pro-
tests against magistrate who simply read pre-
pared papers
NJ G0urd. Progressist Republican member
for the Second Division Of Lyons, asked that the
OF an Interpolation N. Waldeck-ROusSeaU re-
fused and asked that the Interpolation be
until the end OF the Assumptionists'
trial The Chamber. amid Ministerial cheers
voted by 319 10 21A. the postponement for a
month Ct the discussion. the incident thus end
ing in q virtual vote Of confidence in the Gov
eminent