Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-25
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The French Republicans Take Their Vie
tory as a Natter OF Course.
BOulanger and His Followers. sore-The Sultan
OF Morocco Ready TO Concede All the
Just Demands of Spain
TIE FRENCH ELECTIONS.

try Tired of Divisions.
PARIS, Sept. 24.-The French Repub-
ucan journals are jubllant over the re-
suit of Sundays elections for members of
the chamber of deputies, and say that
the second ballots will only add TO the
success of the Republicans They regret
the defeat of jules Ferry, and express
hope that his absence from the cham Der
viii be only temporary. z
Republique Franchise says: ''The
country has elected a government ma
joTitv, and has shown it is tired of the
former division and desires that the
chamber should attend TO national inter-
interests, to the exclusion of problems
causing discussions. 4
Journal des Debats has 40 great conf,
dence III the wisdom of the majority.
The Monarchst and Boulangist jour
naIs express disappointment at the result
Of the elections, and say they hope the
second ballots VIII strengthen the posi-
ton of the opposition.
WHAT THE PAPERS OF ROME SAY.
ROME, Sept. 24.-The POpoio Roman
says: The elections in France have
saved Republican institutions, but not
the cabinet. They show that France de-
sires peace.
The Capiran, Frocassa and the Mes
saggero say the republic has defeated
BOulangIsm.
GERMAN PRESS COMMENTS.
BERLIN, Sept. 24.-The VOssisohe lei
tung, Tagblatt and National Gazette
agree that the elections IN France have
not materially altered the strength of the
parties. They say that the future Of
France depends on thirty Republicans.
The National Gazette says the chief
danger to the republic has been averted.
The Vossische Zeitung claims that fore
casts concerning the results OF the second
ballots are premature, In any case, the
paper says, the elections augur more
peaceful future.
The Tagblatt says the Republicans are
doubly disappointed at the result of the
elections They had hoped Boulangism
would be auuihilated aud that the Mon
archists would be entangled in its down
fail. The Germans, as lovers of peace,
are satisfied with the result.
HOW AUSTRIA REGARDS IT.
VIENNA, Sept. 24.-The Presse of this
city regards the result of Sundays cleo
tIOns in France as great Republican
success and as a defeat of Boulangism
aud Radicalism. The Republicans, it
says, must act unitedly on the second
ballots as well as in the chamber in order
TO establish a solid government majority.
The Fremdenblatt says a great crisis
will be overcome if the second ballots
result favorably to the Republicans.
Eeu FTeiG Presse says the danger of
Dictatorship or a coup de etat has been
averted. The diminution OF Boulangism
IS the most important result of the con-
tests.
A LUSTERLEss CRANK.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-In an interview |
to-day Gen. RouIanger said he had no
hope OF his PARTY having a majority in
the new chamber of deputies. He had
not, hOweIpr, lost faith in the'future /
The government, hedeclared, had every |
where stolen votes with Taven-like char !
acteriStjcs- The Republican majority /
would prove 'unmaaageable, he said and |
the country woHld soon be calling him TO /
power.
IT LOOKS BRIGHTER FOR FRANCE.
LONDON, Sept. IA special to the /
Times says: Full reports received yes |
terday make an even better showing for |
the French republic than seemed possible /
Sunday night. These indicate that there /
VIII be q slightly smaller Republican ma |
lority than in the last chamber. but it
viii be Infinitely more compact and less
open to factonal foolshness and in
trigues. For the first time since Ferry 9
went under it seems nov posi-
HE to have a majority in the chamber
" hich viii be actually, rs well as nomi-
nalIy, Republican, and which viii prefer
France To faction
HOW BOULANGER FEELS
LONDON, Sept. 24.-Gen. BouIauger
and his adhereuts, though thev keep up
Il bold front, are much discouraged by
the steadiness Of Republican feeling in
France as revealed last Sunday. They
DO moi seek publicity, and submit to only
such interviews as are unavoidable. The
general VIII probably, after consultation
nth his advisors, issue 4 statement in u
few days which viii serve as platform
for the future raIlying Of his followers.