New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
HAS FREYCINET RESIGNED!
PARIS EXCITED OVER THE pEPORTED RE-
TIRENIENT OF THE MINISTER OF WAR
THE RUMOR NOT COYFIRMED-A HAsTY MEET
no OF THE CABINET - TIE MINISTER
FIERCELY AssAILED IN TIE CHAMBER
OF DEPUTIEE-CoSFIDEY EYCE ~ GEN
ERAL SAUsSIER-THE GOVERN
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MEyT PLANNING 4 BLOW.

| MENT PLANNING 4 BLOW.
! Paris. Dec 24-It is rumored that NJ de Frey
| cinet. Minister Of War, has resigned In cohSe-
ouenco Of the attacks upon him in relation 10 inc
| Panama scandal hurricdly convoked mcetlng
| Of fhe Cabinet was held this evening In COM
mittee-room Of the Chamber Of Deputies, at which
Il is reported the resignation was offered ana
accepted. The rumor is not officially ccnlrmcd
Tho procecdings in the Chamber OF Deputies
show that the enemies Of tho Government nave
no. YET RELAXED their determination to break down
,he Government through the Panama scandal
4 determined effort was made to-day to involve
NJ. de Freycinct in the not which has carght hi'
late colleague, N. Rouyer, and the upreer Id
the Chamber was so great as to caa5e "PPr'-
hension of personal violence between the oXcl'cu
DcDuties. NJ Ribot preserved his oonposure am"
all tho upr0ar. and closed the session amid great
excitement. until after the Christmas holidays.
Tho Chamber will reassembc on January ~.
There is considerable excitement in Paris To-
night. and groups Of people stand about tn'
street, discussing the situation and eager'y wait
i,r for the latest Developments The flior oil
NJ D.. Frcycinct's resignation ha@ caused l1t"As2
oritation and everybody - asking WHAT "H'cb
srch an occurrence, if trnc, would have upon
tho arnv Universal confidence l. express"
among the bourecosic in tic coolnes', goou luu!-
mcnt and loyalty OF General Saus'leF' the Nlil-
,ary Governor Of Paris. who has stood car'lu'y
oloof from existing complications. and wouii' u
- followed in n critical ilrcturc, undoubtedly
stand by the Government
I, !. also rcportcd that tho Cabinet con'idere"
th, question of making arrests for treason anu
caino to a decision as TO its course which Is
kent secret but that blow VIII be sru5N
within short tine
Tho rr,at victory won in the Chamber By premier
Ruo, vi, secured n vote OF confidence Dy 'Ar7e
majority 800 g 0l, did not prevent INC olN'IS"''
, ~. cabinet from cau,ln, II violent tuE!uiL ii '''
Chamber at yesterdays sitting. fVFNha'eE' "'''o
,r,u 10 q lull IN those Parliamentary wrAs-Hs' A''
| tho Chamter has adjourned uatl January 10
r, ,,,f,e of VI De rroyolnot. Minister o' war
,,..., hcon dragged into the debate On the Panama
scandal 4, is rnoicd that lie has res! 5nea ms ""
s,cb a rumor was sufficient indeed. to explain 'l'
Considerable excitement which ! saG % H''o P.'
v,u.d in Paris NJ sauces dc Ircycinet was cIVil
engineer In the Imperial service oI tie Foh'' al
csoussccsr natlonal bridges and roads, when 'ne
/ r-onco.lrus,lan War broke out He Was selected oy
o,rnc.ia As orc OF the ltter's principal a'siN'It'
together with VI. do Serres also IN Engineer u" VI,
chr d" = ortrances which continued py mo h'"
Lcpnbc aealast the German Invasion c"f'h1 NV ''"s
n orths Of heroic effort " Dc Frcycinct cl'thEn9'I
himself - greatly that he became onc'elnsy ppuhr
,. pr,slsout o, the Council nj different unoS beihS
! ,fnl.,er # War when hc was not Premier ana he
r ,oreder,d one OF the strongest candl iats 10? inc
pre,I,eucy oi tie Republic in 1894 10 succeed NJ
CaTnoi.
General sausicr, the Military Governor Of PALS Is
mentioned IN tie dispatch iuly capable IN
~ri.,,al innc;urc- u maintaining order IL, "hIe
standing hy the Government, French soldier OF the
Old ivn, i.rorlas politics and attentive Only 10 "i'
oil. ut.,~r drt,as He WAS made prisoner during the
,.,,.,,, ,var a, TIE time of tn cpl Iton 81 Metz
I in. he .s,apd from rul>-i,n prisons ard Ton ;ht
,r,in during the later months a ~" campai@n Cor
/ c,-l soussicr acted in an energetic manner az the
limo Of ih. poslanr,,t movement 1s7o7'. ana '"r
/ Government relied mainly Lis sword In case oil
an open rebellion.
NJ Andri.ix. who seems 70 be The m5 h'u'e oi
| all those anxious to create tToull' "Hd - H-"'
,n',fle,l capital for Themselves by stirring mp tn'
ToDaua scandals Il not known to entertain any ''r
and sn-cr, devotion f,r the Republic. though h' pro
claim, himself a Repaid clr. tt9 Was u P-'f'
| and A. one time Project of Police II IaIla' "i1'h
amount, 70 being Minister II Police f'r al! France
tlc t,e by which tic officer was known "hn"r
NAPOLEON l. some people think that NJ AndileuA'
tbo ambitions Lyons lawyer. IS Ike Iouchc, th'
,lIni Ter Of Police of the First Empir. win winch
IoIcne allied hm-rlf after having abandoned h',
former revolutionary ideas, and Whl'h h' t'I'Ncu
! Ia iolu the Icgmi-t cause In l-lp.
Auo hcr Law yer IL Lyons, VI. iheNeiei one o. 'hc
ScY,for. indicted hflfr tdlrrs WIS Nliilr''I 'l
! Justice in the Trad Cabinet ~ -. ma III n1i
rapactv ne ordered the senate - proceed as " A'7"
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