New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-25
NJ ANDRIEUX DOES NOT FEAR ARREST.
HE THREATENS TO MAKE REVELATION III HE
is MoLEsTED TIE GOVERNMENTS S
ENEMIES LESS AGGRESSIVE.

Paris De- oi-The statement in these dispatches
yesterday that the Ministry have evidence thar
the present attack on the Government Is part
Of an Organized plan for the overtime" OF mo
Republic, and that each step taken Is caiei'"y
discussed in advance by the plotters against "a"
Constitution, is fully confirmed, and The evidence
has arrived at such a stage that the GoVernmeht
j. Drcparoa to arrest certain OF the coaspiFators
against whom there IS sufficient evidence. VI.
ArdrieuX is regarded as the manager OF the pot
aoaipst the Republic, and tie first blow Is TO DE
struck al him. Wien warned that he would DC
arrested to-ay, NJ AndrenX replied;
Il have nothing TO fear. If | am imprisoned
j., will be TO save VI. Floquet from disgrace
and punishment. Tie Government is seeking for
c'e,ys 10 prove the existence Of a Boulangist
and Royalst plot, and desires 70 make out that
I am implicated in il. II seems 20 me that the
real plot is altogether Of another character. L
have taken precautions 80 that If / 20 10 the
Governmcrt dungeon the public will know the
real motives for my arrest
The precautions that Andricux has taken are,
II is said, the deposit with Trustworthy persons
in London Of duplicates Of all the documentary
evidence which he has collected against prominent
Pcpublicans This fact, however. viii not ahect
tbe action of the Government in the slightest de-
oree NJ Ribots Ministry being prepared on the
oro hani 10 carry on 10 Il legitimate result 70
tborough prosecution OF all connected crminally
with the Panama scandal and not shielded by Tie
lanse of time since the offences were committed,
and or the other hand, 20 ferret out ana bFlnS 10
nunishlncnt all who may be shown TO DE engaged
in trcasonablc conspiracy against the KcpuDlc.
The Government has been greatly encouraged
by the emphatic vote OF confidence III 'i'" |""''
hor Of Deputies. and will therefore take action
,,oro ,rornntly than was known to be intended
,oe,ordav vEcn il was announced In these ds-
Matches that at is also suggested on usually
VOL. informed authority that the Ministry VIII
t.vo some revelations TO make in regard to the
oo,,rc. NJ the enemies of the Republic that VIII
di,.o,t attention in some degree from the Panama
scandal
The "Sicclc" states to-day that the Government
holds proof of a Horlangist conspiracy 10 ehec1
q revolution involving the same plotters WHO con
~i rod for thc destruction of the Republic in 1898.
r.o,, otbcr sources it. is learned that even more
vjoorons measures win be taken now than ID
,eee and that President Carnot and his Minis
,c,s will show the same energy IN putting doWh
tho treason Of Impcrialist and Royalst pioltefs
as was shown in putting down Anarchis' ou'r"s's
in the early part Of the Neai.
The victory of the Government in the ChamDer
~, Dc,utics hes spread gloom and constellation
a,,an.1 the enemies of the Republic, and they are
much lcqs aggressive in their uttcrance5 to-day
than Yesterday. The threat OF prosccnuoh' 100,
is having It's effect, and expressions oi aVowei
and oren disloyalty to the Republic are lnirc-
oucnt Whether the alleged plot'ers nave GlVeh
M their schemes or not, they glVe less puolIc
evidence of their aims.
The Rourse to-day WAS steadcr III consequence
~ tho vote of confidence in the Government III
,bo Chamber Of Deputies. Credit foncer al
,.arc.d three points and foreign stocks advanced
- ,ootIv with the improved tone OF the mar
kct recovering from yesterdays fau.