New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17
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THE NEW MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS.
| M. Sad Carnot another new Minister, was born
when the St. sImmiens had all turned their eyes
toward the East IN search of the Eternal Mother.
| His father belonged to their sect When Enfantin
| Roge Nasal and some others went to the HOLY
Land he betook himself to Oriental literature. and
gave the name of Sadi to his son. n. Sad Carnot
is his grandfatbeI's grandson and his father,
son. and honorable and well educated.
but not phGnix. His is mega,
tive disposition, and without the family tradi.
ton and The political vantage ground it assured ha
he would be counted nullity. I'm pursuance with
this Tradition he became an engineer and IA now
Minister of Public Works. His wife is a clever
woman chatty, lively, well informed, anxious 20
picase, and successful IN making herself agreeable
in society. She Is active in pushing her husband
and Keeping his name before the public and never
misses attending an Official reception; There Is no
more Unsuitable reader OF English works OF fiction in
this or any other country. She speaks English
with huency, and while approaching George
Eliot, delI ghts III Miss Brandon and Ouida because
they carry her rapidly along. Her father was Du-
pont White, the Translator Of Stuart MiPs works
into French. Madame Sad Carnot IL the mother Of
four girls, one OF whom Is nearly grown mp. Her
engagements do not hinder her from personally at
tending to her education.
THE FALLEN PREMIER.
Grevy did not, while the crisis lasted. send for
Gambetta, nor did Gambetta seek for an inter-
view Wlth MN. Inc PRESIDENT OF tho Cham
Der has been virulently attacked by the
friends ofM de Freycnet. whom they thought could
effect what jules Simon failed 10 do in the Senate
This expectation is lusory De Freycinet can never
become tine central figure Of platform. lie has not
the staying power, the magnetism, the strong, far
reaching voice, the genius requisite. HIS health
bad, and diseased yerrendrrsiim unsympathetic.
Office Duffed him up. His faulty showed that his
soul was not par with bis intellect. which IS
clear, incisve. flexible and ready, but, like his
son, on a small pattern. He underworld to get
up quarrel in the Cabinet ON
the Dulcigno affair to retire
on a foreign question-which would have indirectly
recoIled on Oambetta. Inls put q stop 10 by
Constants the Minister of the Interior, plnnng him
to the DEGREES.
For good or evil the DEGREES will he executed
against the unauthorized congregations. jules
Ferry. the new Premier is hostile TO The re 2Ous
orders and happy TO obey the commands of the
Chamber in reference to them lie leaves CazJt
and Constans to deal with them. NJ. Bartheemy
Gacan Church virtually independent of Rome.
He hates the Orders as foes OF liberty and
light and an element OF danger 10 the State. 1ne
JesuIts he regards from Port R0yalist stand
point, for his earliest form of Religions faith was
Jansenist Catholicism. He would not abolish tie
secular clergy, but enliglten them. Talking 10
me about them, he said they ignorant and
would he mofenslve were n not for the bishops,
who are at the beck and call of divers of tho
orders. The secular priests often pumpkins
who cutter the Church to escape the CONSUMPTION.