The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-11-16
RESTORATION OFTHE FRENCH
CABINET.
Proceedings Before the Resigna.
ton.


PARIS November 9-The Cover.
ment, IN the statement Of its programme
which was read in the Chambers to-day,
urgently recommends the passage OF
bills relating to education which will
aim at securing neutrality on religious
topics in the elementary public schools
and make attendance therein compulsory
and tnition grstuilous. The G )vernment
proposes the reorganization OF the
magistracy and reform Of the laws rela-
1--we to the press The Government will
communicste to Parliament >documerts
Relative 10 Eastern affairs wherein will
be found proofs Of the good relations Of
France with all powers, and of the con-
slant efforts of the European concert to
prevent new collisions on the Montene
grin question. The statement concludes
as follows:
"The Ministry must erj,y your entire
confidence. We cannot be content with
apparent confidence and precarous ap-
probation. We do not want the majority
to submit to US or tolerate Us. We ask
them to give US or resoIu!ely refuse their
assistance.
The Senate, as soon as the reading OF
1.-the statement, which was the occasion
OF various scenes OF ,uproar, was COM
pleted, proceeded to select its bureaus
In the Chamber of Deputies N. Lais.
ant read his proposal for a committee to
inquire into the administration Of the
War Department by General de Cissey,
and demanded urgency therefor. The
'3Rropossl was declared urgent by vote
'Hof 263 to 10S ;sES
On proceeding TO arrange the orders
10 thesday. NJ. Ferry. President Of 4he
tfsdinistfv, asked for priority for the Eti.
, cation, Magisracy and P,ess bills. The
proposal to give priority 10 the Eiuca
uon bills was rejected by vote OF 20(
to 155. Priority was then voted for th,
Ma2istracy' 'bill-aSI to 1O6.
NJ. de Baudry-d' Asson, the Legiti
: mist member for Vendee, hoped tha
: during tie present session he would wit
= ness the death scene Of the republic
: The President of the Chamber requested
= the member to discontinue his remarks
! VI Baudry-d'Asson then moved that ,h
81 Chamber sit Tomorrow to enable hir
ito call to account the government q
!, burglars salluding in this epithet t, tn
! manner in which the religious decree
:, we're enforced)
- The President pronounced censur
ON the offending Deputy, with ,emporar
Expulsion, and requested him to leav
the House. the Deputy retired br
y subsequently returned. The sitting ws
y then adj ,urned urtil Thursday.
II After the sitting the Ministers man
'e Tested their intention Of resigning
10 consequence Of the refusal Of the Hous
,e to give priority to the Education bill
y Many of the Deputies who voted again
y the Government assured the Minister
y. that they did not wish to imply an
10 Fant of conf lence Despite these a
. Esarances the Ministers and Under Sc,
" " fetaries decided to resign collectively
" M Ferrv then communicate this rest
~ Hutton to. President G evv.
'. il is rumored that N. Brisson, Vic
.. Pns,dent Of the Chamber, is forming
~ Ministry.
~ PANS, November q. Midnight "A
y the Ministers and Under -Secretari,
'n have teen assembled since o'clock th
e. evening under the Presidency OF \
" Grevy, and at IL we're still in session.
us LONDON. November l0-A despate
es to the Standard from Paris says: "Pres
" dent Grevy has accepted the resignatc
of the Ministers and has sent for 4
j" Gambetta and NJ. Leon Say.