New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE CABINET REPELS Alta CKS
EXCITING SCENES IN THE FRENCH
CHAMBER
TIE GOVERNMENTS COURSE IN EXIELLING
NIIELISTS .UsTAINED, $50 TO 34-M. EBoT'S
FIRM REPLY TO THE INTERPRETATION
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ARTON
AND HERR - AMENDING
THE PRESS LAW.

THE PRESS LAW.
Paris, Jan l6.-Immcdiatcly after tho opening
of the Chamber to-day NJ. Lazy, Socialist Deputy
for the Seine. interpcated the Government as to
the expulsion Of four Nhists from France on
January l3 at the instance of Baron Mohrenhcm,
Russian Ambassador. What had these four men
done, he asked, that the right of living in a free
country should be denied them? He and his col
Leagues were anxious 10 learn whether they lived
under popular Government or under a Govern
mcnt which, while ostensby free, had allied itself
with the institutions of medieval despotism.
NJ Ribot replied at length TO the Interpolation
Since the discovery of a Nihilist bomb factory
in Paris in 1885, he said, the police had watched
with unremitting vigilance all dangerous persons
France would never permit foreigners to intrigue
on her soil against other Powers The Govern
ment would not hesitate to eXpel persons VINO
came TO the county for the purpose of plotting
there the overthrow of other Governments NrieS
of "Oho! Oho' from the Socialist Deputies
Antoine ,Jourdc, Socialist Deputy for the
Gironde. moved, amid confusion. that the us
cussion of the expulsion be allowed to proceed as
vital interests were at stake. If the Government
had the right TO expel all who disagreed win
ito opinion in domestic or foreign ponucs' he
said. it might as well proclaim despotism "'
once. r;,;.
An uprOar followed tIlese "oiuS' '"0
cheering and the rest of the Chamber sho"'inS
their disarproval On the VOTE deputy 'o"'"'
motion was lost by $50 to "a
Lucien Mlcvoye. Boulangist Deputy lot .ne
Somme. asked NJ Bourgeois when the lobbyist
,rtop and the German traitor and adventurcr
JJory would he prosecuted. These men. against
whom all the resources Of the law ought 70 nave
bcen exhausted, had been permitted TO 90 theii
WAY without hand being raised to stop 'heu'
rlcv held the secrets of the Panama corrupthess'
which all the Government pretended to be anN-
Ions 10 probe They had given and taken 'nc
| hribos vet no apparent effort was making 10
nunish them for their crimes or 10 lorce ''o'''
tbom the evidence they held of the crimes o
others go ,.o.a
~ refusc 70 associate myself with the makers
-, vrsrbstantiated charges" answered NJ bour-
oo;s " On Januarv a warrant had already nc'h
,ssrod fo, NJ Arton's arrest. brought the case
| 81 N Uorz before the Council Of the Legion o'
JIonor Two subpocras were issued for him some
,;ro ago and to-day they were changed 10 sum
| ,no,sas for him TO appear an accused person.
Tbo ,ast statement by NJ. Bourgeois was re-
cc;vod with prolonged cheers from the Lcl' ". w.
,tllovove shouted: Why did you wait so long
hmt NJ Bourgeois ignored the questoon., ao,.o,os
| committee from the Deputies, winch uc' w
itself to questions OF IarnaffnS fnh tSe Panama in
onirv with all possible speed, lest the o'h'r ""'i
nos of the Chamber be delayed .,,;
NJ Rbot replied that 1G MdsSdd1h nnd that the
| Mort v,ould soon be submitted 10 the chahnn a =
Tbe xnvernment would ignore all questions % u",
ing the discussion of the esimaies ,or such an
amandment OF the Press law that persons IL
manifestations or the sovereigns whom thcs'' th,h .l'i
bassadors represent in Paris couid dc p'oS''"''O