Martel Elected Fourth Vice President in Paris Assembly
The Paris Assembly completed its organizational work by electing the Fourth Vice President. After two inconclusive ballots, M Martel won by 330 votes to 323, a result that sparked sensation in the Chamber and signaled a setback for the Conservative coalition. Thiers is anticipated to gain a 30 vote majority on interpellation amidst a broad party effort and summonses for absentees to Versailles.
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