I name the good Cathelineau, the Saint of Anjou." "Now let us vote," said the Prince de Talmont.

"Come, Bonchamps, do you begin." "I never heard of deposing a Commander-in-Chief in consequence of a complete victory," said Bonchamps.

"The Convention murders their Generals when they are defeated, but even the Convention rewards them for victory.

I vote for Cathelineau." "And you, Foret," said the Prince.
"I say Cathelineau," said Foret: "the peasants generally would be disappointed to see any put above him." "I certainly vote for Cathelineau," said Father Jerome, who came next.
"We should be offending our Creator," said M.d'Elbee, "were we to reject the great and good Commander, whom His gracious providence has sent us.

I vote for Cathelineau." "And you, M.Denot," said the Prince.