Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-25
REJOICING OVER The RESULT.
Press Opinions on the Elections in
France.

Effss OptuiNUs on lNf iifilitHf III
France.
HTBy Angl0-Amercnn cable % tho D,epgt, J
PARIS. September N.-The French Re
publican journals are iuhilant over the re-
eilf of Sundays elections for members If
! the Chamber OF Deputies, and say that the
second ballots will only add 90 the success
Of the Republicans. They regret the de-
feat Of NJ. jules Ferry. and express the
hone that his absence from the Chamber
will be- only temporary.
The Klyubhqe Frulc0iso says; he
country has elected 70 Government majority
and has shown that it Is tired Of former
divisions and deccits: that the Chamber
should attend 10 national interests % tho
exclusion of the problem OF causing dis
sessions.
The Jlur7.al ms Dcjois has no great con-
fdence I'm the wisdom Of the now majority.
The Monarchcal and BOulangist journals
express disappointment at the result of
the elections. and say they hope that the
second ballots VIII strengthen their posi-
ton.
BrErrN. September 2i-Thc Tossichc Zei-
tina. T0ggbidH. and National GGzeHe agree that
the elections in France have not material
~ altered the strength ~ tho parties. They
saw that the future Of France depends on
thirty Republicans.
The National G1zehe says that the chief
danger TO the republic has been averted.
Thu Iossicbe Zrii,fn1 claims that the fore
casts containing the results ot the second
ballots are premature. In any case, the
paper SAYS, the elections augur q more
peaceful future.
The TngqJlaH says: The Republicans are
disappointed at the result Of the election.
They had hoped that Boulaugerism would
DE annihilated and that the MOnarchlsts
would be- eutauglcd i'm its downfall. Ger
mans. "A lovers Of peace, are satisfied with
the results.
The North Ge7mqn Gazette says: THE
elections i'm France show a revival Of the
conservative republican faction, whose
moderate leader, Leon Say, will become an
important factor in shaping the policy OF
France In the near future The group
hrud,d by Say. while propaeatng the
divisions of Theirs may nevertheless prove
unable ~ furnish the kernel Of q compact
and reliable majority that will assure the
country strong and respected govern
ment."
VIENNA. September 2i.-The press Of this
city regard theresult of SUNDAY g electloPs
in France rs "a great Republican success
and rs the defeat of Boulangerism and
Radicalism. The Republicans, II says
must act unitedly on the second ballots as
well ~ in the Chamber IN order 10 estgb-
lsh a solid Government majority.
The FrrndfnblQh SAYS: A great crisis Will
be- overcome if the second ballots result
favorably 10 the Republicans.
The Mem Freie Press says that the danger
of dictatorship or a comp d'e'di has been d.
verted. The diminution Of Boulangerlsm
is the most important result OF the con-
tests.
RUSSIAN PRESS COMMENTS.
81. PRrgRsBUnG. September 24.-Thc
Russian press is charry in its comments On
the elections in France. The NJUOe Vremyd
says II believes tho German press IS prema-
turc i'm judging that the elections are uu-
favorable % q strong foreign policy on the
part of France. By ayerting all immediate
danger of au overthrow of the present r.
giD,e. the paper says, France Will obtain
time 20 effect reforms under revision OF
the Constitution calculated t. give the
country a government capable Oh iacing
external dangers.
DESIRES PEACE.
ROM, September 24.-'Ihe P3poli R0nani
says: The elections IN France saved the
republican institutions. but not the Cabi-
net. They show that France desires peace.
The Capgf0u Francesca and NessdgfrO say
that the republic has defeated BOulanger-
ism.
The Refornn commenting on the cleo
tions in France says the result proves that
q majority OF the frenchncu deSlfe Wise,
liberal, and peaceful republic.
TTH cABINRT-cHAMBgg OF DEPUTIES.
PARIS, September2f. -All the members OF
the Cabinet have returned 20 Paris The
ministerial council, which will bo presided
over by President Carnot, viii be held ut
the Elysee tomorrow.
The new Chamber OF Deputies will be
summoned 10 meet in November. IL Is now
estimated that the supporters OF the Gov
eminent will comprise 300 Moderate he-
pubhcans and 65 members of the Lett.
Ri. Herve has gone TO Richmond, Eng
land, for the purpose of comforting with
the Count Of Paris. NM. Lageurre and
Naquet have gone 20 London TO meet Gene
raj Boulsnger.
The Chamber is certain to annul the
elections of Boulanger and Count Dlllon.
In order to secure the election Of the He
publican candidates wherever possible on
the second ballot in districts IN which TWO
Republicans ran Sunday, the one who re,
ceived the smaller number OF votes VIII
retire In favor OF the ono who polled the
greater number.
THINKS BoULkNGERIsN CRUSHED.
PARIS, September o. The Ferris organ.
Essdfetts, expresses the hope that some fol-
lower OF Ferry will resign his seat IN the
Chamber OF Deputies in favor Of the leader
OF his party
.'slssine thinks that Boulangeriam Is eriIah-