New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
MORE FIGHT FOR DELAY.
SENATE DEBATE. OCTOBER 30.

MORE FIGHT FOR DELAY.
| SENATE DEBATE. OCTOBER 30.
Baron De MISREPRESENTATION. the majority of the
Commission had at first in tie month OF july refused
| urgency Ii reconsideied this decision, but the
minority has, nevertheless in my opinion, the right
and duty TO speak against urgency. What makes
urgency necessary In condition OF thugs
You desire before the vote the urff, to open he
eotiations with tie United states. According TO me-
the later you do so, the better will be- There Is no
hasten the time when the country Will have
TO suffer the efforts the Government is going TO
make In favor Of the tfited states. You know
gentlemen, under what pressure the measure has been
proposal Inc pressure il Dot exaggerated, for
he ministers came 70 the Commission w declare Gl
the United STATES were not using any violent pressure
but insisted, ana In diplomatic language insistcncc ds
clear a. made hnoNn to inc Commission means
| for me-whO am not Diplomat, but SIMPLY an ad
repeat, WHAT Is the Necessity II voting urgency
without urgency you VII have Two DEBATES. that Is 10
you aware tilat without beiEs CONSULTED twenty
| ave general councils Lave spchCineoualy protested
| against Tue project OF tue Government. Well wien
| twenty five councils have arca'y expressed wish
contrary to the Present Til, thlnk IL Is the duly OF
possible call for eAtraordiIars SESSIONS OF tie
councils within short umc. and besides, ii Is
Ueiore the general iaiiif Wool, ASK the Senalo
not declare In favor Cf an urgency which IS no,
| Let the country be consulted. After That, the
Government viii come teIOrc us with all authority
questioned twenty-t"o General Councils have declared
against the intentions OF the Government. ana the
unanimous. Let the country have time to speak, and
tHe Government more Si!is hienea VIII no. oolhe 80
| Tor French interests. ("Very Well" on the Rigit)
T. FresneauAt the end OF July, on Tie last iay OF
our sitting ad nearly asst hour, the Minsrers
| OF Commerce and OF EoIeign AhairS Drought stimuli
| taneously to the Senate and 70 the Committee Oh
| Customs. OF which have the honor of Being
Der, The bill which is submitted 10 to-day and in
sisted lspon us immediate introduction The C!ali
Der OF Deputies had voted 1t in few minutes time
the SENATE codd 40 the SAINT. 1t was O'Clock =.
| Gentlemen, without desiring to harm any one, /
might say tiat The senate committees are not generally
very cruel Tor Inc Minister out Ia this circumstance
| either because ii remembered warnings gwen here
repeatedly 10y seine OF our colleagues taid among them
Dr. Iesten: VINO would be AZ tiS ttlDune Ia my place
| if death had not earned hin away, and whose com
potency ana sone conventions III such matters canos
DC Tep'aoedy, or Detausc Vi Ie<f Nasde put raj OK
projects which could not await three months. tie Dill
We selaiateu. but on pctoDer 10 TIC oehate me-
again, and the 10th, the Two Ministers were again
bill, but much less integbie Tor IL no longer
thee months ii could not wait 10 WAS three weehs
International cOnnJv, OF diplomatic courtesy, and, 80
| % say, drawing room poIiteness. We no longer
states Ministers sad, wnen the epreentatcs
0i that friendly nation tel You nave awarded lie
wards Of the ignesJ TO a certain number OF
2nidotCr.eS Of stated meats, and you persist in pro
uibitAng these meats There IS N sach ACTON con
| tradicOn which looks Ike m OfeEce-the word was
odd in excess VI trouble and confusion which
Win want OF good manners, they nv0antariy ailercu
The truth By adding tlat What maze tner eLnbGnass-
ment worse was the fact that France had trst taken
| the initiative OF tire measure Of prohibition adopted
| against the American sailed meats la the whole oil
nsve not the authority which Mr.. Iesteln had
when here he cha sed some OF the members OF The
Council OF Hygiene with having said white and BLACK
| Of American sailed meats. Nor small permit pyscii
TO say with hni-I quote-tLas the reference 70 the
authority OF the French Academcians has 40 weight,
because they have not thank Cod sen In France one
scientists iaInar. However, Two facts, not
two fresh facts, but two different apprcciauols OF te
same iacts, involved by Tie Government III support
Of the reform proposed In the first place. at ume
more or less distant by malonty more or less
considerable this same Committee OF Public Hygiene,
which mad been nnahmous declared precisely the con.
trsry of what had declared In 1851 In the second
| place. Germany, temporarily OF aenhiey, sla III
sxactinQ candltiOns, practicable or not cannot Say
ana you not know any better has Just removed the
| prohibition. Thus verdict OF science ana the eA-
ample more or known OF ncghoor. sach are the
| two reasons for which me Government moves AHA
| nronoses Won 20 move with IL.
THE HORRORS or TRICHINOSIS.
We send every year young phy sicaas IN all directions
in numbers not 50 large as woad nhemi9r physl,
clans Clans are ar TTosnper Without having earne aythg
Waho1f having acquired full mo@edge upon he qnes,
idi,dna ouipion even OF what is considered set
| tied aud ! have ms motives for 20 speaking nnp
psnos as l unfortunately fear some misfortune Ike
in JvJy, 1855, at kerpisnan where 100 men OF ue
iard Do You believe fhat the young physicians wiz not
he able 10 say rytdng was known tonehine tnchse
| It,sv AIS Altogether the public powers, WHICH,
Tor ea sons unknown 10 have refused 10 Know any
| ming and 10 believe anything. -. -.
lei n, see r. according the resume oil the sGe oi
science there can be any hesitation, an! oOuD Oh
What it's our interest TO know here In the hrs, pIsee,
there Is no uncertainty 10 the origin OF tlenosis
IL 4 the American meats which for reasons Wmcn you
shaII see have given 10 this phyoXera OF the ailal
Kin gdom mailing from America nkc ine Qle, Ola S
Formidable proportions which Ii has ach IN ue ou anu
in uaH of tie new world. Nor Is there any uhcetdnly
n line extension the plague There have peeh io4 i sc
epidemos up to 1891, and large NUMBER Oh otieis
ing the lasi few years. What is now the ereNly o VII.
disease when inoculaied man Of three person.
one dies The proportion OF injected Pachdge, VI VI
| those imported from America has been one ou. VI
seven: one ont of ten out of twenty or tHenHg
FIVE in short the greatest uncertainty exists ~ u INC
number OF Isolated cases, and this Is point eAfemeD
grave. -. "a. ,,.auarce In En-.
rope cholera has remained epidemic. Perhaps tnero
| was case yesterday at Paris, there hsn. ny
| feen one lat week. There Is no epiuenne,
however but IL the substance which gives choiers
discovered would it be allowed 10 cnier Frame a.,
A. this distinction made with much scIlse ny no
cycOpaedia between epidemic ana lsasnn 49,
the rayagcs OF which cannot he ascerfaineu VIM -,
INSPIRED an one of The principal medical Journals "a
America that sincere and courageous admomt9n, az
dressed to the Americans themselves when ID lsol nv
arst prohlbitory taken. ALLOW INC W
read Il TO you. The conviction dictaaed u" e'sr