New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-27
THE COMMUNIST RIOTS.
nreATE IN THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
. MOTION EXPRESSING CONFIDENCE IN
ERvMnNT PASSED.

,,or,oy EXPRESSING CONFIDENCE iN
pRvMnNr PASSED. =,
p.p,s. May 26.In the Chamber Oh "1t popustt0 v,tS
- NJ lacroix interpellated the "oNe.i'ne". ~ -.
'oua' ,be occurrences the Pere la Chalse Oeino
reiereh0o , us accused the police OF provoking
,,,ars ,i' He denied the right OF the Government.
=. ,n,erfere with the display OF red nags on tno s
.hat a law relating TO seditious embiems mas no'''
been passed. 49,, ,.or,or renlied
NJ Alain-Targe. Minister OF the Interior, ioP p,,oo
accounting all responsibility for the action Oh .o
ne said that even though some uncertainty hs' .,
rd,no the definition Of seditious emolems' IL was '
duty Of the Government TO preserve oroer anu ~ p r.
vent the display of emblems calculated 10 inci'o
TIc declared that he did not confouno inc uo s.,
o,par;s with tnc minority OF the anarchist asi'"'U
90 ,ad o,sorder and attacked the police VINO
- oon,neIed TO defend themselves. The ponce, no
doc,ared had acted as veritable defenders VI 'o
M Ie IJevre urged the Government 10 renouoio i'
Efforts 70 prevent the display Of red flags ana
NJ Iacroixs motion declaring that no law ehis'eu p
venting the display of flags and emolems ana -,
ing the violence OF the ponce Oh 0""""' Wv"
q vote OF 423 to Al ...,rr
NJ Casim,r.Perer then offered motion expressing
ooadence in the rnness of the Government in enlofc
ing respect for the National flag The motion 10 -"
ready stated, adopted by vote OF 800 70 40
Four thousand men, including members OF the Nuhio
nal counci to-day followed the coffin bearing the pou9
~ NJ Charles Amouroux. the Commune leaoer' " 'N'
grave in Pere la Chase Cemetery
There were twelve orations delivered over the grave,
Revolutonist committees attending the funeral uIS
avad the red flag OF tie Commune in the cemetery anu
tb,s emblem was greeted with cries Of "Vive Ia oO
mune" . - poro
As many as 5000 people went to the cemetery VI
Ia base Yesterday to attend the nterment ot the revo
lntionist Gourmet Not until the thropg were leaving "e
cemetery was any attempt made by the ponce W '
fer with them Then police tried to capture
flag and disperse the mob sergeant wa e not
with some long -poin instrument The POI C @
snna 70 the demauds of situation and " 10 summon W
te Renublicau Guard. tits asserted that tho ~
Police win to-day publish decree prohibiting the use Vi
flags IN public demonstrations .,u covernment
The changed attitude OF the GoVernmen' Goinl
toward the COMMUNISTS causes serious uneasIness, u
and a general apprehension that a uangSrG3uS gii3n
ontbreak is imminent prevails. The prevalent opiO
ia that the Anarchists must be represseu WIN ,hat
hand The roting Sunday was the most SERIOUS "''
bss oceurred since the days of the Commune. -. ,or
Tho Joau1al dss Debats blames the Goverhhent @ ioi
aliovvn1 tbe Communists to parade with reu nass
,ardav and uires he enactment OF law against lhe
nnhlic use of all emblems OF sedition. ~, ,,o,.io,
The French press generally condemns ihe @ rs
NJ the Government in its conduct in the last le"
toward the Communists ,,,,. o,-or What tbey
The revolutouist organs are Jupiaht onei onthori
term the triumph of the Communists o'ei '"' ""