New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-24

900 10 VI. tremendous cheering ana
from the Left followed the announcement of the
result
The Cabinet while agreeing to the debate on
the Millevoyc Interpolation, were fully aware that
the motion offered in spirit OF hostility TO
the Administration. if not to the Republic itS'f,
NJ Millcvoyc having been known rs an ardent
supporter of Boulangcr; but President CarEOt has
given his fiat that the Government must welcome
the most searching investigation. Besides, 1t Is
said, the Ministry hoped that the inquiry consc-
Quent upon VI MlcvOvc's Interpolation might
prove boomerang for the Bouangists by giving
an opportunity to bring out the history of the
Boulangist plot for the overthrow Of the Republic,
| and of the dscreditablc methods by which II was
proposed TO accomplish tIat object, we'll as the
straits TO which the Government was driven 10
detect and defeat the conspiratoss.
A conference between VI. Ribot the Prime Mi1-
ister: NJ. Bourgeois, Minister eff Justice: and u.
Loubet, Minister OF the Interior, was held this
morning with the result that orders were issued
to the police TO make more arrests of persons
| implicated in the Panama scandal
A subcommittee from the parliamentary in
vestigating committee seized this afternoon at the
Offices Of the Panama Canal Company 1900
countcrfols of bonds, Payable TO bearer" The
committee Will meet daily during the Christmas
holidays.
La France" says that several Deputies intend
10 urge upon President Carnot the necessity of
a dissolution; also, that eX-Prefect AndricuN his
communicated TO NJ Franqueylle. the examining
magistrate, the names OF the 104 Deputies and
the high parsonage of whom lie spoke before
thc parliamentary committee yesterday as rccp-
tents of money from the Panan > Canal corrul-
ton fund
THE FIVE. SENATORS TO RE PROSECUTED
Al L., la al
report in favor of authorizing the Procurcnr-''cn
eral to proceed against Senator's Rrnanlt BNral.
Thevenct Dcves ana Albert Grovy WAS adopted
and the requisite permission was granted.
The Panama C9nai Investigating Committee
continued its inoulr- to-day. Deputies S'llN ana
Foquet. the first witnesses. confirmed tile state
ment made by Count Caffarelli Yesterday That
| NJ Yves-Guyot. formerly Minister of Pdblic Works
had said tina. President Carnot had seen fu!l
| list of the names OF thc men compromise IN the
scandal The witnessto declared that NJ Con-
stans had given TO the President LIST OF loo
Deputies who were implicated.
NJ Marct editor Of tn Radical denied That
his paper had been bribel He spoke sc rnfuliy
Ct the attacks that had been made upon h,s
papcr. and declared that those attacks were not
merited Irene Blarc, journalist. vino had been
examined by MAGISTRATE Franqucville WIS then
called 10 tho witness stand. hut dc"ln"d 10
| testify, referring rhc committee to testimony
| given before the magistrate.
1t is expected that In consequence of the state
ments made before the Panama investigating con-
mittee Yesterday BY VI. Floquct, President of I've
| Chambe. of Deputies he will be advised 10 re-
s.en his place in the Chambc-.
| The Ministry have evidence il j. reported. that
the present attack on the Government Is part
OF an organized plan fcr the overthrow OF the
! Rrpull lie, and that each step taken Is carefully
discussed in advance by the plottcrs against the
Constitution. The Ministers are also convinced
that the only way 10 meet the crisis ia TO throw
the whole of the Panama scandal, az rapidly rs
| the facts are developed, open before the punhc
and TO maintain only such rcserYe as inny be
necessary for the proper engagement oi luuiclai
pr,sccrtions Presia,nt Carnot has snDSton'lailN
declared thet 70 guilty man shall be shiehe rom
| Justice by an act ia" part OF the Government
| md that ali the power, of the Government VIII
be exercised TO bring tie lawbrcakcrS 70 p"Ai>h-
mcnt NJ Ribot understands thoroughly the pnr-
pcsc of the President, and whatever may nave
| been his views on the subject IN The Lonpr'
Cabinet. he is now committed without reserve to
the policy OF thorough exposure ana riSld pfoS'
cuticn.
IT GAINS THE GOVERNMENT POPULARITY
The severe treatment Of NJ. Charles DC L|'s'PS
.nI hi ,Ilo,v- -nrisoncr. has aroused indignation
/
onl.. among their friends and others WHO have "
f.lIo,v fcclino for the accused men Among W.
multitude II ha, had the effect OF making '"'
| Government popular. The extreme Hoci"l'H,''
who form such large proportion oi the poPu
,jon Ct Paris. lave hailed with pleas"T' 'hl1 "u-
mili1tlon 10 the level of low ana DEGRADED GNU
| iraI. Of such repre- entatves OF the bonrgcolS"
aa Charles de Lcsscps and Fontanc; ana the iac'
| that the Government las not G"i@ncu any All. W.T.
IN those who critics" its refusal to iccp9hiN uIN
ti,ctiors between criminals has tended more than
ever 10 crafty the lower caNscS who have Ia 'h'
nast been prciudccd agaiLs' the Republc.
Besides. the Socialists and other extremists 90
not like the activity Of the supporters Of thr Oh
rooiucs imp.rial and uonaichical If reYolu-
linn is 10 come they DO no; want rcactonar'
revolution: and, as between the Monarchists am
| Imncrialists on the ore side ana the E"phpHc "h
tlc ot,1er. the lower CLASSES are for the la'tci'
This sentiment Is making lsnn ict among Tue
Dcnutjos: and it is believed that when me nam
bor rcasscmblcs after Christmas IL MInl''N
will have energetic support from some o. t"e IN
trcmis,s who have hitherto been lhkcw'rh o.
| hostile IL is also suggested, on usually "ch-
| informed authority, that the Ministry VIII INV
I'M, revelations 10 MAKE in regard 70 the course
Of the enemies Of the Republic, winch facts "'''
diver, attention in some degree from the Panama
scandal
! The storic. from America concerning inc c""r-
! actcr OF NJ Herr, who was c1hnectci WIN i"'"n
! Reinach, do not c'"Sc
.u,o,o those who have known NJ Herr IL PARIS.
Tho orlv surprise is that man as shrcwd as
| pin,cb shoull have had any transactions WIN
.,cb = noc,,li.r pcrson as NJ. Herr lh" impress
,n n,cvails tina, " Herr got possession OF
.omc Of the Panama secrets, and used item 70
the best personal advantas'. go, -,
Figaro" to-day says that, before MN. 'le-
r,cnccau and Dcrculcde fought their duel ycNtel-
dav the latter directed his seconds TO INFORM NJ
CIcncnccau that if he Deronlcdcl did no' lo''
,is u,e in the duel, he would continue to attack
iiS,,cnau iiS IN Parliament. Tie paper adas tln'
~ 'IWSnrnuIcde refused 10 shake hands WITH ms
opponent
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