The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-15

istry Ia galetted to-day. The Conslitu.
iioHai Journal, DeS De Bats, SOliel aud Sic
NGUieme Siedeentirely approve Of the new
Cabinet, and congratulate the country
upon the termination Of the crisns. The
Republiqac Ffaneaise and Rappa admit
that the new Cabinet il composed OF
moderate Republicans, but points out
that 1t must be judged by its works and
insists on guarantees.
THE LErT NOT ExACrv sATIsFGED.
Tho RepubiiqGe Namoaise says: We
have been deceived no often that we must
be excused for not Immediately diSarm-
ing. Some Of the organs OF the Right
express pity for Preaident NIcMahon on
account Of the unfortunate position In
which he Is now placed. 0zerme, Minis.
ter Of Commerce; Fay, Minister OF Public
Instructions, and Admiral Roussin, Min
lister Of Marine, OF the Rochebouet Cabi-
net, will resume their former positions as
heads Of the Departments.
M'MAHoN BENDS IN HIS MEssAGE AND THE
vIcroRs WILL VOTE TIRE BUDGET.
The Dispatch says that the message
from the President will be communicated
TO the Chamber OF Deputies by Dem
arcre, Minister OF the Interior, and to the
Senate by D1fure, President Of the Conn-
Gil. The message is short and will give
every satisfaction TO a majority Of the
whole. The Budget for 1873 will be voted
before the Chambers separate. Great and
general satisfaction prevails at this ter
mination of the crisis.
VERSAILLES, December l4.-By the
constitution OF 1875, the Parliamen tary
Republic was formed. The constitution
while establishing my irresponsibility in.
stituted the joint and individual respon.
sibiltty Of Ministers. The Independence
Of Ministers Is the condition Of their re.
sponsibility. The principles OF the con.
sLitution are those Of my government.
The termination Of the crisis will be the
starting point oi new eraoi prosperity,
Tor the promotion Of which all public
powers will concur. Harmony being re.
established between the Senate and Cham.
Der OF Deputies, and the latter being
henceiorth assured against the premature
dissolution Of the Chamber, they would
be enabled 10 achieve great Legislative la.
bora demanded by public interests. The
international Exhibition will offer 10 the
world fresh testimony Of validity Of our
country.
RENTEs l07.
Advices quote 8 per cent rents at lO7,
and francs At IS centimes.
WHAT M'MAHoN sAYs-HE AcCRPTs THE
POPULAR VERDICT.
The message OF President McMahon
was read in both Chambers this afternoon.
ItstateS that the election Of October 18th
affirmed afresh the confidence OF the coun.
try in Republican institutions. The mes.
sage continues: In order 10 obey the ParIi.
rules / have formed Cabinet
selected from both Chambers and compos.
ed OF men resolved 10 defe:ud and maintain
these institutions by sincere exercise Of
the Constitutional laws. The interests Of
the country imperatively demand that
the crisis through which we are passing
Shall be set at rest, and demand with no |
less force that 1t shall not be renewed.
The exercise Of the right Of dissolution is
IN effect nothing but supreme consultation
before Judge from whom there is no |
appeal, and could not be established az |
system OF government. ] believed it to
be my duty 10 exercise this right, and | |
conform myself to the reply Of the coun.
try.
Only two Of the proposed Cabinet are |
new TO Office. Gen. Barrel, Minister Of |
War, was formerly President McMahon's
Chief Of Staff, and ia still faithful aud
laborious soldier. NJ. Bordeaux, Minister
oi Public Instruction, is one Of the pop.
nlar members Of the moderate Left. Iie
was Under Secretary to the Ministry Of |
Justice TO NJ. Dnfaure. N. Wadiiag.
IONS appointment 10 be Minister OF For.
eign Affairs will be received with warm |
satisfaction by the whole diplomatic |
body, and constitutes u happy and pacific
omen. He is tolerant and moderate and |
liberal in politics and religion