The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-31

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1T Is to the interest OF al the par.
ties to accept 1T once the discussion
Allons, enfants de Ia patrie !.
Il will accept the discussion OF Ill
interpretations. even those most
dangerous to my ministry -.
Centre nous de In tyrannie 'Etend.
ard sanglant est leve -.
But the debate must begin and
carry on without interruption.
Fever burns the Chamber. The
power Of that war song, the great
Marseillaise, reared out by ten thou
sand Threats In the streets around the
Chamber, set the very stones Of the
Palais Bourbon to vibrating.
Henry Haye to his feet, shaking
with rage. overcome with emotion like
al: inspired Negro at a jubilee.
I'VE will not be overruled. We will
have our rights :"
Conspuez les Deputesl Politicians
egoistesl
Daladier BECOMES Furious
Daladier Is furious.
AL right, II you take that attitude,
here Is my answer. I demand that
all interpretations be ruled out and
advanced. I will listen to none Of
them, then. Let the chamber vote! I"
Aux arms, Citoyens! Former vos
battaillons!
Andre Tardieu, solemn and pale and
hard Of face and conscious Of his vast,
unspoken, unsounded importance,
arises to mediate. Mediate! The
Chamber roars him down. Again the
Marseillaise outside, the Communist
deputies lift up the Internationale.
Men scream at one another across the
huge assembly hall. gesticulate, CALL
ing out insults, oaths. Fernand Buis-
son lifts his hand, suspends the ses-
sion once more and withdraws from
his presidential seat.
A has les parlementaires. sacres
parlementairesl
The cries outside are louder.
Tardieu again dares to stand up
when the session is reopened.
"A very curious formula is pro-
posed, gentlemen, by the President Of
the Council. After hiding from the
Judgment Of the peopl, outside he
wants to avoid the judgment OF the
Chamber !"
Vtve Chiappe! A has les voleursi
To-day, after 20 months Of insecure
governments, this man slaps the
Chambers face with the insolent re.
fusal to justify his petition before
that body )"
A has Daladier!
49,. And while he is invoking the
pressing need which Is in all our
hearts, invoking the interests Of pub
lic order. he Is himself inflicting the
first blow. bringing the first menace
to that order ;"
Treve aux saloperies! Bas les Dep
utes!
and Daladier speaks very
easily Of Fascisml The minute the
executive power forbids the sovereign
assembly to deliberate, from that
minute Fascism begins
Mob Menacing Chamber
Tardieu wins his favor The whole
opposition cheers him. Leon Blum
again gets the floor, bus while he is
speaking . message from outside
warns Daladier that the menacing.
hcwling crowd in the streets u burst
Ing through wave after wave OF
guards and pressing very near to the
Chamber. Daladier turns white.
Buisson calls for his overcoat. Dala-
der departs from the Chamber. He
returns in half an hour
Meanwhile Blum's oily irony has
been felt.
my Socialists, gentlemen. are still
quite ready to take over the duties
Of the government II the present min
istry should fall -"
A has les parchment aires! Con-
spuez les Deputies!
Franklin Bouillon is beside himself,
He leaps to his feet and cries out:
This Is the first time In history
that . ministry. pretending to Be q
democratic government, has dared to
prevent the Chamber from discussing
iR ministerial declaration y"
Conspuez. conspuex les deputies !.
right now, this evening, at
Just few meters from here men
are fighting in the streets because
o. the politics Of this Daladier gov
eminent -
Brules IL Chambre: Mort aux
Deputies!
g. Monsieur Daladier, you Lied 70
Fabry. you lied to Pietri, you have
broken your word. You are contempt
tble. unworthy to remain Ia power. :"
a mort. = mort, mort les dep
utes! Truez les parlimentairesl
The street cries are 4cuder, nearer,
The mob Is advancing on the guards.
VIII they break through? win the
7emm's hold them? WIN Daladier
give the order to fire? Can they
set through session before the mob
tears through the police and the
guards!
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