The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-25
B0ULANGISM'S BURIAL.
ALL EUROPE LEARNS THE SAME
LESSON FROM THE ELECTION.

Not Be Saved.
PARIS, Sept 24-The French republican
journals are jubilant over the result of
Sundays election for members Of the
Chamber of Deputies, and say that the
second ballots will be added to the success
of the republicans. They regret the defeat
of M. Jules Ferry, and express the hope
that his absence from the chamber will be
oIly temporary. The RepWJijque Fran
cGtSe says: The country has elected a
goVernme t majority, and has shown that
it is tired Of the former divisions and desires
that the chamber should attend to national
interests to the exclusion of problems caus-
ing dissensions.
The Journal Des Debdts has no great
confidence in the wisdom of the new
majority.
Monarchial and Boulangist journals ex-
press disappointment at the result of the
elections and say they hope that second
ballots will strengthen the position Of the
opposition.
RETURN OF THE CABINET.
All the members Of the cabinet have re-
turned to Paris. A ministerial council,
which will be presided over by President
Carnot, will be held at the Elysee to-mor-
row. The new Chamber of Deputies will be
Itis nJw estimated that the supporters of
the government will compromise 300 mod
crate republicans, and 65 members of the
left
TO ENGLAND FOR CONFERENCES.
M. Herisse has gone to Richmond, Eng
land, for tue purp Sc of comforting with
the Count of Paris.
NJ la Guerre and Naquet have gone TO
London to meet Gen. BouIanger.
The Chamber is certain to annul the
elections of Gen. Boulanger and Count
Dillon. In order to secure the election Of
republican candidates, wherever possible,
on the second ballots in tho districts in
which two republicans ran Sunday, the one
who received the smaller nu nber Of votes
viii retire in favor Of the one who polled
the greater number.
M. Terry's organ, the EStdfette, expresses
the hope that some follower of M. Ferry
will resign his seat in the Cha nber Of Dep
uties in favor Of the leader of his party
The Justice thi ks that Boulaugism is
crushed, but it considers the monarchists
still a serious danger. The paper rejoices
over the defeat of NJ Ferry, which it says
removes the cause of dangerous crisis
through which the republic has just passed.
Premier Tirard opened the new CONNER
cial exchange to-day. In a speech he said
that the chief task Of the new chamber
would be to deal with the economic condi-
tion of France and the laws pertaining
thereto.
AN INTERVIEW WITH BoULANGER.
LONDON Sept 24.-In an interview to-
day Gen. Bollanger said he had no hope of
nus party having majority in the new
Chamber Of Deputies. he had not, how
ever. lost faith in the future. The govern
msnb, he declared, had never voted with
ra Vanilla "a raq qtaFiGtIOg Tho
publican majority would prove unman-
ageable, he said, and the country would
soon be calling him to power.
WHAT THE GERMAN PAPERS SAY.
BERLIN, Sept. 24-The Vossissche lei
tttng, the 1dgbLdtt and the National Ga
sette agree that the election in France has
not materially altered the st ength of the
parties. They say tuat the future of France
depends on thirty republicans. The Ma
tionaL Gazette says that the chief danger
10 the republic has beel aver5ed The
Vossissofe Zeitung claims that the forecasts
containing the results Of the second ballots
are premature. In any case, the
paper says, the elections augur
more peaceful future. The
Tagbldtt says: The republicans are doubly
disappointed OF the result of the elections.
They had hoped that Boulangism would be
annihilated ANA that Ihs monarchists would
be entanglod in its downfall. The Germans,
as lovers of peace, arc satisfied with the
results.
REVIVE A FACTION.
The North German Gazette says: "The
elections in Francs show q revival Of the
c cJnssrvative republican faction, whose
moderate leader, Leon Say, will become
an important factor in shaping the
policy of France in the near future.
The group headed by M. Say,
while propagating The traditions of NJ
Theirs, may nevertheless prove unable to
furnish the kernel of a compact and reli-
able majority that will assure the country
strong and respected government. The
actual report Of the elections cannot be-
guaged uatil the new majority is at work. y
THE RUSSIAN PRESS CHARY.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. M.-The Russian
press is chary Of It's comments on the re-
suits of the elections in France.
The Novoe Vremya says it believes the
German press is premature In Judging that
the elections are unfavorable TO strong
foreign policy on the part of France. BY
aver ing ali immediate danger Of an over
throw Of the present regime, the paper says
France will obtain time to effect reforms
uuder revision of the constitution calculated
to give the country government capable
OF facing external dangers.
THE VIENNA PRESS.
VIENNA, Sept. "A The press Of this city
regards the result of Sundays election in
France as a great republican success and
the defeat of Boulangism and radicalism.
The republicans, 10 says, must act unitedly
on the second ballots, as well
as in the chamber, in order to
established solid government majority
The FriedenbIdn says: "rhe great crisis
Of the ballots has resulted favorably to the
republic. The Net,e Freje Presse says that
the danger of Dictatorship or a coup d'etat
has been averted. The denunciation Of Bou-
langism is the most important result of
the contest.
HAVEN'T SAVED THE CABINET.
RoNE, Sept. 24.--The Popub Ronldni
says the elections in France saved repub-
hcan Institutions but not the cabinet. They
show that France desires peace.
WANT A WISE REPUBLIC.
ROME, Sept. 24-The efor7na commend
ing on the elections in France says the re-
sult proves that majority Of Frenchmen
desire wise, liberal and peaceful republic.
Austria's Emperor Mad.
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