New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FREN = REPUBLIC.

PROCLAMATION BY 'ibENi '"N'
CALLS on THE PEOPLE TO SUPPORT la" AND
oRDER-THE REPUBLICANS DIssATIsFIEp-IhE
MINISTRY UNCHANGED.
PARIS, Thursday Jan. IL, 1875
President MacMahon's proclamation, counter
signed by NJ Buffet Minister of the Interior, was Is
sued to-day The text of the document is as FOL
lows:
FRESCn,fEN: For the first time in five years you are
called upon to participation general election rive
years ago you desired order and peace and at the price
OF the most cruel sacrifices and after the greatest trs'
YOU obtained them. You still desire order aud peace
The Senators and Deputies you about TO elect must
cooperate with the President OF the Republic to MAINTAIN
them We must apply with common accord ana sincerity
the constitutional laws the revision whereof aione
until 1850 have the right To propose. After so much as-
taton discord and misfortune reposo is necessary Tor
the country and think her institutions ought not 10 DE
revised before they honestly tried, but 10
try them "a the salvation OF Franco requires
it ia Indispensable that the conservative anu
truly liberal policy which l always lhteideu 10
pursue should prevail TO uphold ii appeal Tor union
among those who place the defense OF social oIier'
respect Law and patriotic devotion above their 'eco
tons aspirations, party engagements. invite them
10 rally around my government 1t Is necessary that the
sacred rights which survive all governmental changes
and the legitimate interests which every ADMINISTRATOR
is bound 10 protect should enjoy fun security uhder
strong and respected government IL is necessary not
only to disarm those who might disturb security now
but to discourage VINO threaten its future by the
propagation Of antrocal and revolutionary doctrines
France knows that nether sought desired the power
| am invested wi,h but She may rely upon my eNef-
cisng IL without weakness In order to fulfill to the emu
the mission intrustcd to me hope God viii ad me, AMI
that the support Of the nation will not fail me.
NJ MAcMAmoN, President Of the French Republic.
COuntersigned,
BurrEr Vice President OF the Council
b.I .n-dav II * stated
that an agreement was reached whereby thc
threatened Ministerial modification is aycrtcd. Inc
Council will rccOnyene on Monday.
The journal dcs Dfbdls asserts that NJ. Leon Say
remains a candidate for the Senate in Sene-etOlse
on the same list as before.
PARIS Friday. Jan. II, 1876.
lie Temps reports that at the meeting OF the Cabi-
net to-day President MacNahon destroyed VI. Say :
written resignation and announced that he withdrew
his objections to the appearance of the Ministers
name on the electoral list Of Seinc-et-Oisc.
The Joarnal des Dobdis states that Minister Buffet
has informed NJ Say that ho Will oppose the election
of the other candidates on the list, but VIII make no
opposition to him.
The evening journals, reviewing the proclamation,
express various opinions. The view they take of IL
is generally favorable, although they crltlcl,o the
details and particularly question the opporunents'
Of the proclamation and tho eXpcdicncy Of the
Presidents personal intervention. The Republican
organs approve of the constitutional tone OF the
proclamation, and especially the recommendation
that the existing institutions sloaid not be revised
before they are honestly tried The journal des
Bcdds however regrets that the President does not
more explicitly confirm the Republican principle,
and indicate the precise attitude of the Government
at the elections.
The Duke dc Brogle has sent n circular 10 the
Senatorial electors Of Eurc in which he pledges HIM
self to do nothing to prevent the constitutional
laws from acquiring stability.
IOSDoS, Thursday, Jan. -, 1876.
The Pal Nal Gazette says that Marshal MacNa-
hons proclamation has caused great sensation.
The Liberals blame what they call "MacNahon's
interference" and apprehcnsiOns of recall Of the
Assembly are expressed. Tho fate Of the Ministry
is not yet decided
Further announcements by the official journal are
expected tomorrow. ~
LONDON, Friday, Jan. il, 1876.
The Paris correspondent of The Times says
the proclamation seems 10 have tranquilizinS elect
Ministers SAY Buffet, Dceazes and others were present
at the official dinner given by President M'cMnhon to-
day The termination of the crisis Il thereby Indicated
The President tie dinner expressed tIansu at
the settlement OF the trouble