New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-29
THE FRENCH CABINET OUT.
ITS COURSE IN REGARD TO BARON
REINACH'S DEATH NOT APPROVED.

HAD NOT BEEN SEALED At HIS DEATH
HIS MOTION TO VOTE THE ORDER
OF THE DAY REJECTED BY
THE CHAMBER. Soa TO 21e
Paris. Nov. 2s.-The French Cabinet have re-
signed In consequence of defeat in the Chanoer
Of Deputies.
NM la Ferronnays and Millevoye submitted 10
tbe Chamber to-day their question regarding .i'o
death of Baron de Reinach. who, II is nroa"'N
said committed suicide 10 escape the co"Sc
ouences of his connection with the Panama '"h'i
affair MARQUIS La Ferronnays. who Is me'n''i
~ the Right expressed surprise that no'hihg ha'
been done TO discover the truth in reference ~
Raron Rairach's death. He referred 70 ruuioiS
that the burial was only a sham, ana thaV 'no
c0ffin did not contain the body OF Baron helnao"
Uc demanded that the coffin be eNhuineo anu eN-
amined as to its contents A.. +,
" Ricord. Minister of Justice, said that ne
.o.ra,+ed that such accusations Md been maue'
u was evident that the intention was 10 "'i"s
a,scredit on the Administration
r,,oro ,vere nrotests from the Right. NJ Ricaru
continued however. He said that the usu".
,ormalities had been observed in the purial o'
poron Reinach's body. The doctors had cer'lh'u
that death was from natural causes y po'0
,nor,em could not he ordered without previous
+,dicial intervention. He was not preparc" "
intervene himself. as no crime had been COLI
,nitted The Parliament committee was po"cr
,ess 70 order an autopsy. and he decineu 'o III
s,itute judicial proceedings. as IT was the u"!.
of the Juge d1nstruction In the fanatna O',,i
,,rosecption TO cause a search Of Baron Reinachs
house il he thought il necessary. lie cohciu"eu
nv asking that NJ La Ferronnsy's question be put
iptoy
that as for himself he had acted strictly from
sonse Of duty. He had not considered that ne
was compelled TO take legal steps.
NJ. Brisson supported VI. Ia Ferronnayss de-
;nand and said that the official seals should Do
ar1xed 10 Baron Reinach's papers. as It was In
nerative that the truth should be discovered
iApnlause) He closed his speech bv moving re-
solution of regret that the papers had not heeh
SCALED Immediately on the death OF the Baron
Premier Ioubet arose and declared that that
which NJ. Brisson had requested was illegal
NJ Brisson protested. NJ Iouhet continued nv
saving that NJ Brisson's words could De inter-
preted only as indicating want OF conn''H'c,
ard ne +he Governments intentions were regarded
with suspicion: he had nothing further to say
A great commotion ensued. When oruer WIS
restored NJ Loubet simply declared that lie It.
jccted NJ. BriSson> resolution. ~,
NJ. Maulan proposed thd' 'hoio ''o w
70 NJ Brissons resolution an expression oi co"-
6depce in the Government. There was appi'"S'
fror, the Left. when NJ. Loubet intcrposcd TO say
that. despite his respect for the wlshej oil 'ne
Chamber. he could not agree even to NJ MauJah
,,o,;or Uo could accept nothing but the simple
order Of the day
,r,aro was GREAT excitement, and by vote OF
.ot ~ 910 the Chamber rejected the Premier $
motion 10 pass TO the order of the day
The members of the Cabinet went TO the Palace
NJ tho Flvsce at 6 o'clock this evening. and ten
dered their designations 10 President Carnot. III
accepting their withdrawal from office, the tresi-
dent asked them TO continue TO conunct the "uei-
nose Of their respective Offices until tnrlr SUE
cessors shall have been appointed. ShoItIA al'r'
.Io Ministers left the President IN" oihcl'l an
nouncement of their resignation was naue: ma roouos,
After the vote rejecting the rreli.h ~ ro3t;net
had hcen taken. all the members OF 'he 'u.inc'
ieft the Chamber in a body amid the 4rea'est ~
citement The Chamber then pructeWu " I5rdpn
NJ Bris>ons resolution OF It2le. tn"r 10 odiot..l,.
pc;rach's napers had not been sealed lmmedlar'A
~" 6;s dfath the vote standing 1913 70 s; AFTER
80; ntion had been taken the Chamber ADJOURNED
until Thursday. , ,,.;a. C,rrot o,ronrlv
I'D Tho members of the Cabinet 10 reconsider
,neir decision TO resign, and that the Ministers re-
nlied that it would DE impossible TO wiVhor"" 'ie'
tbc narliamentary lobbies there was generally
o,.,ressed a belief that NJ. ErisSon wond Dc
charged TO form Cabinet, ana a tiae ! N 1onr-
fused 10 accept the co.mlsSlon, elI'r ~. '"l poui
Co.'S or NJ. tasmir Perier would DE suiiniohcu
70 assume the task. ut. ..o,.o,oor ~ tba
" sccorlno 70 the "Gaulois, the governor ol % %.,Ic
Bank Of France Will refuse 10 ittne :, liet Of
panama Canal investigation committee d ~ ~ ,ba
tbe checks drawn on that bahk OF opp ,' VI a,"
current accounts, a. the cOihhll,'cc "'' "' '''''
tutional power 10 ~" u'li' 49,, III; x
Inndon Nov. 29-"The Posts Pans CORE
sndndrnt saws that in yesterdays pr0cecdines III
spo French Chamber of Deputies the lncIIup-
80 to the speech of VI. lOubet were 30 coh,i..u ia
n,s that his words were almost lIlau"ini'', N'',
~ y - nrrv cestrulatiOns lie returned 70 ms seal
,i,hout having finished Ills coiciuuIH- N"i
were II you think You can goEcrn e'"' 49, GOV. ",r m
govern yourselves have s,ar,Yard risirq from
b;s scat he shouted The GOVcrhn"h! IcJr,a IJ.f ~, -
Rrisson's order of the day. W. I"Tii .I or
every instant from the hisn, anu u,c conditions
No Government is possible under sucn n.,nt
The sitting was closed amid intense eAci''i''''''
.r,, ,,u ~ ,ho Ioubnt Ministry adds one more ~
,,o IL. nf The score Of French Cabinets "n'" 80,
succumhed under the third R"pnDho' " '' . ,
cnndItio, Of political parties, wih'h ''' ~" -,
cens.d In France into Two great par" ',,,ncos
TIA 49, tho I-nitcd states. Under such 'lrcn'"ai. .
it,,,, ,,I,ni,v Is out OF the question: toush u
,n,,, ,ray mot s,lcr much ard may oo''i'"' P'''
- . = ,bo casc with France. W. L"uD'' ""'
f,l,e, win dic,l.v and hi; proved hm''' " "
q man az government" lie might nave o' NV -,
and unconpromisins and not insisted "" ,n,I, h,vc
, s o and simple The Cabinet might "'No
,ooo .nv,o put The Premier was evh'hN' am
@,e naturally cla,cd by his recent raIinnen,a,y
-. and he must have felt Indignant aI S''i'7
that the attack upon him was opened oy
and RouIansis;s lie forgot also tha Ill opp
elimination of Baron Rrinacas boIy """ ''' ,'1
on It, he seemed 80 justly the man '0", -
those (1ericals and Radicals, VINO '"hS'"""' ,.
g., -. ro.,ectlvc papcrs that the Oppor'unlSt "oV
epm.n, WA, under the thumb Of the Hebrews anu '''
great capitalists ,,.ooo ,nrld
II has been rumored that the Bank oi fano' ~''i,
re,rse IN communicate to the Panama HN''"e
Committee a lit of the checks draw on ''r o'''" "
copy Of the current accounts. IhiS ,s ,,,'@h
II uC,Id emhitter the Chamber against the l@h' "ii'
& I..,a .,,Iyinc for a renewal Of It's privilege wmch
exn,re In 1s97 Finally. the fate OF the Cablhe' was
sealed when NJ Henri Brisson who has snch i's'
HAD ln