New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14

prompted By extremely serious motives, and l nave
such precedents TO support me that do not despair
notwithstanding the insuiicicncy of my oftoica
powers to obtain from the Government declarations IN
inc sense that desire. ask OF the Government not
to revoke the decree Of prohibition before having taken
ecac;us measures D to Heiter Us 9 IN Is Sos
10 reply to that new decree Is already prepared
and That this decree while rcvokns the one Oh feo
ruary 1881, will organize, Ia principle service OF
wish precisely to have the Minister notice that,
I'm nv opinion and from precedentS II Is impossible
that sucn a measure be taken solely by decree:
law must necessarily intervene to allow inspection
animation on f0rign importers sad tlit
Inspection such a. the Minister proposes !, not yh SUI
we have right to demand. {" Very well very well7
On the at R ISs moment very pee ye SS for
ing ourselves at kast as severe as Mr. Iirarc; ana
in az Incidental manner. IN the first place, we hays
Just come 10 the moment of TIE discussion Of the
With extreme energy To endeavor 10 establish within
p few thousand francs lis equilibrium. Wen TN n,
ask you, is there here anything in conformity with
the dignity Of the Parliament in undertaking In
roundabout way, by simple deere, an expense which
may later on amount TO 3,oo00oo or 5,Oog,,
Oo0 Employees must be appointed; there are 10000
in Germany In France viii probably be ncessay 10
need labo aores Which do not exis. at present. IL Is,
Therefore, new service to 1e 0rsanzed. :, ,r,,
Mir. Labrousse-fhe personnel does not exist IL VIII
Mr. lie Cour-I very glad Of the interruption OF
spection Is spoken Of 1t IS not the simple men,
vetilg blue Jacket who could examine the American
meals for this service educated men VIII nave 10 10
designated who will consequently demand a higher
SALARY than the brave fellows who guali our iuh-s
Well then believe that. having In view respect i1f
The rights OF Parliament. is absolutely desirable tal
the Government make FnOwn 10 us from this moment
what will be the amount Of the bill u pay before
acting upon such measure 1t concerns US 10 Know
what burden IL will impose upon the finances Oh tle
country. . / looking gentlemen Tor any %.
lection that be made 10 the proposition which
have the honor OF bringing forward again, ana wnich
has already been accepted by the former Chamber.
Can the delay which its adoption would cause DC
brouyht up against me. In regard To THIS, tner:
would be- perhaps, IL Is true, "a delay OF several
weeks: but this delay Is absolutely necessary, and
whatever may be the procedure followed without grave
impuIdenee / hope to be able 10 show you that no
1;oyernmcnt will be Obliged to submit 10 IL. IN
fact IL the Government proceeds as IL mas tne IN
t,nton OF doing what Is going 10 happen decrcc
will be promulgated, allowing the Introduction ~
nork meats from America, and establs hng In principle
nm inspection second decree Will then he necessary
~ organize the service detsrHne the precautions 70
be faEen establish the salaries OF the officials, name
The bureaus, and the custom house Drmaliues which
he meats must comply WITH suppose that 10
morrow the decree removing the prohibition siioEi
anneor The AmArican sailed meats are going 10
1,ne from all points Of the globe into all our ports. but
an in,peetion will not have bsen established No
onieiais no service no appropriation, no regulation"
Dnrine three p0nihs frontiers Will be com
pIciely opened, y6u viii receive American meats,
which not only will not be subjected To an Inspection
but even win not pay the inspection TAX or rather 70