St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-30
STAMP OUT THE. PARASITES.
Boulanger Denounces Fioquet
and His Confreres and Shouts
"Vive la RepubliQue."

OShOuhSOS AAoAuOD
and His Confreres and Shouts
"Vive la Republique."
PARIS. Jan. 29.-Gen. Boulanger in
letter thanks the electors of the de-
partment of the Seine. He says:
am still under the influence of the deep
emotion caused by the lmaryelous demon
stration of Sunday. l do not wish to post
pone the expression of my gratitude to the
admirable population which marched SO
bravely in serried ranks against parlia-
mentary coalition composed of those who
appeal so audaciously to the republic which
their faults their impotence and their i'll
trigues have SO grayely compromised. Never
under any regime was all official campaign
of infamous attacks, premeditated calumnles
and odiouS menaces more scandalously con-
Quoted againsta candidate. Ballot in hand,
you brushed away at one sweep ISLANDERS and
slanderers alike. The National Republican
party, based upon the probity of its
officers, sincerity and universal suffrage,
chamber, which has fought against it with
Unprecedented fury. The chamber now has
nothing before it but dissolution, from which
it will not escape. 1t is to you, electors, to
country will owe deliverance from the para
sites which devOur while they dishonor her.
The republic is now free to all Frenchmen of
good will. May they enter it and others
leave it. Vive la France, viye la republique.
The various sections of the Repub-
lican party held meetings to-day. The
extreme Left decided to support the
proposed re-establishment of the
s'scrutin d'arrondissement." A number
of deputies of this party advocate gen.
eral election as speedily as possible.
The union of the Left desire that M.
Jouvencel's Interpolation on Thursday
hA iafr of,,n af In
''scrutin d'arrondissement" bill. The
favor of maintaining the present
cabinet in power. Premier Floquet
urges his colleagues to assent to meas
ure modifying the press laws, especially
relating to placards and cOlpOrtage.
ApropOs of Boulanger's proclamations,
hostile papers assert that their real au-
thor is the journalist Pierre Denis, a
sometime leader writer on the Cri du
Peuple, who is now contributor to La
PresSe, and who has been successively
editor of Socialist, Moderate Republican
and Bonapartist organs. MOderates
doubt Premier FlOquet's ability to pull
through the crisis. Monarchist papers
insist upon the necessity of his imme-
diately announcing policy, quoting
the famous phrase Gambetta applied to
MacMahon: I'll fauG Sc sOumettre on
Sc demettre."
THE BERLIN PRESS PREDICTS WAR
BERLIN, Jan. 29.-The election of
Gen. Boulanger continues to be the
theme of earnest discussion. The feel
ing in official circles over the election is
less pessimistic than that of the press.
If the predictions of the newspapers are
fulfilled Europe will be in arms within
Co. n,,f l,a hn, ncfa low
prices strengthened on the assumption
that the election disclosed such demor-
alization in France as would prevent
war for long time to come. To-day,
however. business showed that the feel
ing of confidence had rather abated.
The Post advises German papers to be
cautious in writing about military mat
tiers. in view of the attention paid by
the French military authorities to all
information published in the German
press relative to the German army.