New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
pUORE ONE FOR BOULANGER.
THE FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS.
BEATEN. ON A MOTION FOR REVISION OF
5N THE CONSTITUTION.
rREMIgR TIRARD APPEALS IN VAIN TO THE
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIEs-THE GOVERNMENT
BEATEN 26s TO 237-PREsIDENT CAR
NOT ACCEPTS THE REsIGNATIoNs
-BoULAN0ERs ADDRESS TO THE

BEATEN 26S TO 237-PREsIDENT CAR
NOT ACCEPTS THE REsIGSATIoNs
-DoULAY0Egs ADDRESS TO THE
ELECTORS OF NoRD.
PARIS, March 3o.-The Chamber of Deputies to-
dny, by vote of 26s to 237, despite the opposition
OF the Government, voted for urgency for the Ex-
treme Left bill providing for the revision of the
Constitution. The Government thereupon re-
signed. President Carnot accepted the resignation
OF the Cabinet. The Ministers however, will con-
duct the affairs of their several departments until
their successors are appointed. 1t is expected
That NJ. Floquet will be summoned to form a
Cabinet
Nj Laguerre proposed and M. Pelletan sup
ported the motion for urgency for the revision
" The Constitution. In the course of the dis
e'ssion several Bonapartists declared that they
~ouli support tie demand IN so far as it
an appeal TO the people.
NJ Baudry dAsson Royalist, said that he would
vote for the proposal, hoping that it would tend
to restore the legitimate monarchy, which alone
could save France.
Minister viette asked Il @ Chamber tc await
the return of Premier Tirard from the Senate he
fore deciding
~ Brisson said he was opposed to revision,
and, aluding to General Boulanger said that the
satisfaction which would be afforded by the
adoption of the measure u riIt not to be given to
person who had attacked the Institutes of the
country and talked Of purging the Chamber.
u. Clemenceau favored revision, sayir,g That
The Constitution was not in accordance with the
principles Of republican democracy.
Minister Sarricn urged tie Chamber to reject
the demand declaring that it was essential that
NO cause of troubles and difficulties be added
TO those already existing.
81 Goblet thought that revision of the Colst-
tuition would not improve the situation, since the
real remedy consisted in having Government
supported By the Republican majority and capa
ble Of wthstanding the numerous factions
Premier Trard, who had entered the House
during the debate, declared that he fully agreed
with NJ. Sarrien. II the Chamber decided to con-
slider the urgency proposal the Ministry would
decline all responsibility, as such action on tha
laIt of the Chamber would furnish fresh ar
gument in favor of the audaciOus manifesto is
sued by the dismissed General
he defeat OF the Ministry caused sensation
In the Chamber. As soon as the vote was an
nounced NJ Tirard departed for the Eleysee Pal
ace.
he Chamber after . short reces
moved that the bureaus tomorrow appoint
committee to prepare for the revision of the Con-
stitution Alter confused debate, NJ de Sonnier,
of the Left, urged the Chamber TO await the
formation of "a new Cabinet. NJ. dOrnano's
motion was rejected by vote of ,53 to 100, the
Right cheering ironically. The Chamber then ad-
iou rned until n m. tomorrow.
The Cabinet Council met at Jne EiVsee Ial-
ac- at u.
NJ Lagucrre proceeds tomorrow for the De-
partment of Nord where he will begin an electoral
campaign in favor of General Boulanger. The
General himself will explain his programme at
banquet which will be given at Lille, the capital
of the Department.
General Bculanger, in his address to the electors
of Nord, says:
When was Minister said that II desired war
shou be a madman but that If did not prepare for
II ! should be villain. My sentiments have not
changed. :,
He further declares that the inaction of Parla-
ment and recent events have proved that the
Chambers have ceased to represent the aspirations
Of the country, and that the two bodies no longer
understand each other The only remedy he says,
is a dissolution of Parliament and revision OF
the Constitution.
MM F,ny, Raynal. Ribot and Rouvier met
at the Office of the RepubliQue Fr!ncvise' this
evening to concert plan to prevent the formation
of d Cabinet under NJ. FloQdet
NJ Deroulede, when questioned in regard to the
crisis. said that the ntrigues and lealouses OF
statesmen were running France. He feared war
with Germany at tie present moment France
ers. h. on her feet. The only man
because influential and popular-able to raise her
was General Boulanger.
tne Doarse to-day a feeling OF uncertainty
pfc, allied owing TO the absence OF quotations from
other markets. Three per cent rentes for money
advanced I2 centimes. Rio Tintos we're strong
and rose 20 francs The Petite Bourse closes
until Tuesday next.