New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
THE LATE FRENCH CANARD.
THE SUPPOSED MINISTERIAL CRlsIs-M. OLLI-
WEIR SUSTAINED INSTEAD OF DEFEATED
NO VOTE OF WANT OF CONFIDENCE.

WEIR SUSTAINED INSTEAD OF DEL EAIID-
NO VOTE OF a WANT OF CONFIDENCE.
From the Courier dss Eas unis.
The American press generally, including our
selves. published Feb. &c, telegram dated Paris, the
oath, which read as follows:
"There a stormy in the Corps Legsatif To-
day NJ olivier announced that me GSvernedht IN ~
proposed TO abandon wholly the system OF placing III the
Held and supporting official candidates for the Chambers
This with great opposition from the Deputies OF
the Right" who burst into loud cries OF dlsapproval
and caused Of confusion which lasted many.inh-
ues. NJ Olivier nevertheless persisted IN kleakInS'
He declared that the Government woad not separate IT.
self from what had been well done during the past
IS years but it could not act contrary to IT'S own ante
codents; could not present the spectacle OF men
NJ. OLIVER was continually interrupted while making
this xpanaOn, and 1t was only when lie ceased speak
The Right Immediately moved order Of the day,
uphoding the stem of official candidatures stormy
the day be not made vote Of want OF confidence NINA,
support the Minister, because they were pledged 10 cleo
ora but for no ether f9s'Sa a a. S
the Right was adopted by vote Of Isl against &C."
We have seen some false kilograms, but we doubt II
the truth has ever been trayestcd this extent. and
that the news transmitted entirely contrary to
what happened Leaving aside al necessary facts II
adopted but the order Of the day Of the Mni-erthe
one in reference TO which NJ. olivier made from tie
ain order mat there may be nothing equlvocal regard
ing the vote which is about TO take place. the Cabinet de-
clare that they will accept only e ordar OF the day pure
Il was not Cabinet defeat which followed, nor stll
less q declaration Of cGt Of cOnddc but the mos com
plee and glorious parliamentary triumph that Minister
has secured.
We do not desire in any respect to comment on
the event TO which we make allusion. The articles
we quote from the principal PARIS Journals ns svS %i
But cannot allow to pass without protest,
the audacity with which a Geographic agency whose
communications form the only source vi Oh
continent until the mails arrive dares TO deceive every
one in the interest OF what must nave peen a vie
and odous speculation The event to which We alludc,
although very serious IN political p9nt Oh view, Was
siderable Influence upon business affairs but If so gross
deception can be exercised IN a matter OF TINS klnd'
with as little scrupc, In stock operation OF any other
matter affecting the public interest. - ,,,,,,- -, -,
There TO suppose the possDlIlty OF an
error Had the telegraph said me ORDER OF inc aay
proposed by the Right was ad2Pdd oy n s Ssen sub
stltuied and that adopted" used by nadyertence
instead OF "Tcected" OreponSst). But the comments
which follow do not admit of this excuse: -.
Much agitation has been produced by tne 1am
INT this is not all. The imposturc is more fragrant
st and takes more emphatic character by the per
sstency displayed There was in iact dispatch oil the
is said that tie Emperor is dissatisfied with his
Cabinet account Of its inability TO fecQcie the o
noste parties in the Corps Legslat and It's tendency
10 extreme not sanctioned by the majority as
fcial candidates for the Chamber" ,..
Is ii possible 10 show more positively scheme 10 ls-
ieau pu0i' Opi"' FROM The Journal des D,bat.
NJ Emile Olivier in an improvisation OF redouD!ed
vehemence. owing TO the form OF arrangement which the
matter presented broke the link which stu attached lhe
new Government the relies OF the past Tho eject OF
this discourse such that the session was suspended
fnr half an hour and number OF small Chambers were
formed in great. The result of the coloques OF me
RIGHT was an of the day that NJ Pnard brought 10
the tribune which was as follows: The Chamber, con-
siderng that and limited intervention on the part
of the Government in elections is in certain cases point
ical necessity passes the order Of the day. NJ OLIVIER
i'm his turn assembled the tribune and said distinctly
In order that there be nothing equlYoca regard
ing the vote which about to take place. the Cabinet de-
clare that they will accept only the order OF the day
pure and simple" 49, ,. .
An was now satisfactory, but matters became even
better NJ Pnard declared in the name OF the Lett that
i'm consequence OF what had taken place he ana his
friends would for the Ministry and the result was
vote of against Ii the old regime which vol
unfairly sought this conflict and provoked it, IL has left
its mortal remains and henceforth counts for nothing
m desired the fall the Right but IL mas
fallen ON the Left which opened It's arms to IT, and IN
doing SO did AL act Of wise policy.