Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-29
BOULANGER's TRIUMPH
Causes the ministry 10 Gender Their
ReatEnatton.

TRY AnRle-American cable To the Dispatch.l
PARIS, January 2S.-Tse Republican Jour
mails OF this city, while admitting that the
election Of Gsoeral BoulAnEer Is a serious
reverse, declare that It is not sufficient 10 dis
courage The party, which must unite more
closely against the threatened CTsariSm.
Tue Monarchist papers assert that the re-
suit OF the election is condemnation Ot the
parliamentary republic, and presases IT.
downfall. The Boulaugist organs emphal'
cllly declare that the election Is a blow TO the
Government.
lie Figaro SAYS that at to-dsy's session 81
the Chamber OF Deputies VI. Jouycnccl (kadt
caD will question: the Government" to whist
measures It VIII adopt to check the spread Of
BOulanFerism.
Premier Floquet will reply to NJ. JOuyen-
GERS Interpretation at length.
Several arr csts were made last evening,
but no serious outbreak occurred.
An election was held Yesterday TO I'LL The
vacancy in the Chamber Of Deputies for the
Department Of Cote d'Or. NJ. Barry (Reput-
Iicsn cGndidGte) received 2j,j4j votes and
A. Prost QRadici) 22.5 Eleven thousand
seven hundred and seven votes were CASTOR
General BoulssKer.
The Cabinet had a meeting this morning
and discussed measures 20 be adopted IN the
event Of disorders arising. II Is stated that
3 majority OF the ministers are IN FAVOR o.
dissolyiug the Chambers and holding a grn-
erSl election in April, but first modiiyipxlhs
electoral laws TO prevent plehlicithry pio'
cesdlnss. SONS msmsers OF the Chsmbef
of Deputies advocate strong antl.BOu!Ansisi
measures by the Government.
They urse that General CampenOn be
asked 10 form a Cabinet.
President Garnet held n conference with
masy men prominent in political lie. Ii IL
The Presidents intention 10 calmly await
events and to accept sl the responsibility
The situation involves. lie will not abandon
the presidency until the expiration OF his
term OF Office. Prime Hinister Floquet
has decided to resign or 10 take any ether
sciion that the Chamber Of Deputies may
consider in The Interest," Of the republic.
In c%onsequeuce Of the victory OF General
Boulasger Yesterday tue ministry rendered
their reslsnstions this morning, but Presi-
dent CArnot declined 10 sccept them.
N. Jouvencel hsssbapdonod bis intentions
to Interpellate the Government In the Cham
Der OF Deputies this afternoon IN regard TO
measures to be sdopied to check the spread
OF BoulangerIsm. At this hour, $3.50 L. b..
but few persons are gathered outside TIE
Cbsmher, aud nothing noteworthy has oc-
VI ~ 0hNAi =
sidered that the election Of General BOu.
LANCER menlces The republic, 10000 Con'er-
ystiyes and $780, 900 Republicans having
voted for bin. one Minister, IN speaking
OF the situation, quoted the words OF NJ.
Theirs: 1--WE should take everything Sc
riously. nothing tTasically."
Boulsnger hs. announced bis. intention 10
attend the session OF the ChEmter OF Depu-
ties Thursday.
1he Chamber to-day passed The credit Of
-. 600, 600 francs to be expended in improy-
ing the military posts.
Premier FlOquet proposes 10 introduce 10
Parliament Thursday an snii-P'eblscite
measure and the bill TO Iee'taollsh The scru-
tin d reimbursement sfsten. The Bureau
of the Left desire the introduction Of both
measures tomorrow In order TO block III.
J~ouyeucsrs proposed Interpolation.
The Temps does not attempt TO ignore the
importance OF BOulaoger's triumph, but al
the same time 1t %strenuousiy rejects the idea
OF the adoption OF exceptional measures 10y
the Government or OF Tebelling against the
popuiar verdict. Boulsuger, il says, Will not
try 10 conspire against the republic, Simply
because he has no need 10 do SO. The elec-
tors. IL believes, voted cbieny not against the
republic but against an Incapable and IN
potent Chamber Of Deputies. IL says that
the system Of election known as scrutln d ar
reimbursement outb TO be Immediately re-
established, the budget for 1859 adopted. aud
Parliament adjourn until October, when
The general election Will b. held. In the
mean time, It SAYS. The couatry should occupy
itself solely IN endeavors 20 promote the sue
cess OF the exhibition. The same paper an
nounces that FIoquet, II he remains 10 power
viii introduce IA bill 10 prevent ple5iSciiary
i%ntrigues.
The groups OF the Right aud the Bou-
lan,ists have decided 10 take the Initiative,
but 10 aw ait action OF the majority.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Justice, commenting upeB the cleo
ton. refers ss the oaly parallel case to The
vote of Paris for Napoleon as President
against Cayaignac. II says that Paris has
now elected a mutilous soldier. who is backed
nv priests and foreign capitalists.
The National eeics Beulinger 10 attempt
isrce. without which, ii says, he cannoi gain
his ends.
yIsNsA, January 2s.-Thc Political Cor.
~resnosdeaee, referring TO Boulasger's vie
tory. says: "Iu diplomatic circles here The
election Is regarded as = sure synptom oithe
coming change OF the system In tsc govern.
mept OF France. No immediate danger ~
feared as regsrds internal complications, as II
a believed That internal dissentiea VIII pre-
vent external entanglenents.'
Th Nsue Frcie Press says: "h president
car.ots untiring replications under the ban-
nsr OF honesty appeals boldly and openly to