New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
r RJBOT FORMS A CABINET.
.,ocr Of ITS MEMBERS IN THE LouBIf
MINISTRY.
,,xcrRTA1YTY ABOUT THE PoKIfoAlo
u.sT1cE-THE PRoTECTIoN1sr foLi'i
TO BE MAINTAINED.


por;s Dec. 5.-M. Ribot, at present NiiiiS'o' So
r.-oirn Affairs. was asked by lTesiuehp O"'''
49,. oveninc 10 try TO form Caolhe'' h".' 0
,11oruad the President that he had suoo'0u'"
min, n Ministry which is reprouuc'ioh VI WV
bot Cabinet, except that NJ BOURGEOIS loi "' -,
-, minister of Public Instruction ana 'he Aus "i''
-,ooaad NJ Ricard a. Minister ot JuS'icc anu
~ worsI,;n NJ. Dupuy. Deputy from liau'e,
Hc ,,;II ho Minister of Public Instruction. ana
n Sarrien. Deputy from Saone-et-l"He WI" ~
nIace NJ. Richie as Minister ol NoilI"oi'o'
The latest reports are that NJ. Sesirled VIII oe
Minister of Commerce, ana NJ L"uo0V
Justice and Public Worship. ...
The protectionist policy will he maln."''''".
NJ Sierfried represents Havre in the Chauioer =, U'
Dann.ics and the cotton spinning interests lie
Is strongly opposed to free trade Ills pieue-
oossor NJ Roche. advocated a treaty OF coinliieioo
nth Switzerland and was thus TO some extent al
opporcnt of the Mciine tailh
NJ Loubct. the former Prime Minister hau
,onr interview with President Carnot tins morn
inc and consented 10 accept portioho IL Na"i-
net should be formed by NJ. Devllie III was an
nounced this afternoon that both NJ DeVlle anu
NJ Ioubet had refused to undertake the lorma'1oh
of Cabinet
Tho advent ~ VI Ribot to The Premiership has
,aon boen forcshadowcd by the French preSi lie
has directed the foreign affairs OF tie country WIN
.ucb ability and such great succcss That he mas
made himself popular with all political parties. 'us'
NOW he has concluded. with Morocco, through NJ
d,A,1irny a treaty highly advantageous for France.
I1i life and career have been described too frequently
N need 4 further reference 10 them here; II Is Known
that he Is a liberal Conservative and slhcerS he-
publican though m adnlirer OF The bfl'S' I"r"'-
mentary methods
NJ Bourccois mentioned in one part Ct III" Paris
dispatch as the new Minister Of Justice and Pubic
worsbip had in the late Caline, The portfolio OF
putlic instruction and Beau; Arts. which he managed
suceessfuy He is a Radical. but though far from
hsnc an ultra-Eadical, his appoinmcn, m-il. give
,o the new Cabinet a too acccatuatei color, and IL
"a not surprising that the latest reports say that II
4. NJ. Loubet WHO viii be Minister Of Justice ana
Public worship. NJ Loubet is weli-known as having
been at The head OF the late Cabine..
VI. sierfried a DEPUTY from HaVe IS perhaps the
heS. man 10 succeed VI. Roche az the Ministry 4
Commerce where the latter will not be forgotten any
NOR. Than by the wboc Of France. whose material
prosperity and Commercial. progress have been largely
due 10 NJ Roche's foresight and sldlili administration
NJ Siegfried belongs 10 an ancient family 0l mer.
chants and manufacturers. and lie has been prominent
I'm the discussions of mercantile and ecpnOhncdi ques
lions in Tie Chamber and in the press
The new Minister Of Public instruction. VI DupuF'
is a Deputy from lIautc Loire. In The mountainous
region of the CciVeuucs. where thc pToicslais >tfS
eled for religious freedom at The time OF the dag N
nades OF Louis XIV NJ Dupuy former career . aS q
DEPUTY Is guarantee that lie VIII Know now u
direct safely the administration OF pubic obstruction
An a liberal SENSE notwithstanding the diHc"iieN ere
ated by the yet unstillcd wranglings caused by the
tion TO promote their own conflicting interests by
introducing politics into schools