The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-30
NO MINISTRY FOR FOUR DAYS.
Newspaper Comment on tho situatio. In
France,
copvrtgsfoy The r,n,d P,... 1898

! copVrighfbv The Utn,i Pr,.. 1893
| PARIS, Nov 20.-The continuance OF the
| Cabinet crisis is believed to be the result OF
President Carnots personal effort. The sus-
! picion grows hourly that no il trying to pre-
vent the creation Of strong m oderate Repub-
lican Ministry. In order that he may pose as an
| indispensable Executive. and thus secure an
other term Of tho Presidency. Either one OF
| his possible competitors at next years cleo
ton. Casimr-Pericr. President OF the Cham
| Der. or Senator Constants. could have formed
Ministry this week had Curnot permitted
Casimir-Perer especially was sure OF ready
support from permanent working majority.
His rival, while not having equally good sup
port. Is recognized still as the Strong man
Constans," and his statesmanlike ability as
Premier would have assured 70 the President
capable Cabinet Dupuy, tho last Premier.
also was able to secure Ministry. but ne was
offended by Carnots willingness to deal indis-
criminately with men OF every faction.
In falling back tonight upon NJ Spuller the
President obviously intends to convey to the
present moderate leaders tho idea that mona
OF them Is indispensable. Spuller has lorg
been out Of the competition for tho foremost
Ministerial places. Carnot resuscitates him
politically doubtless "a man OF good char
acter who never has departed from the ira
ditions OF his teacher. Gambetta 1t will be
impossible, however to group around such a
man Cabinet with much promise OF long life.
Both ex-Minister Raynal and ex-Minlster
Burdeau. who are helping Spuller get together
a Cabinet. are better men for the Premiership
than he.
Tho newspapers. almost without party dis
tiEction. express regret that the situation Is
80 unsatisfactory. In his JHSttce NJ. CT men
eeau. hltharto the parliamentary leader of the
Radicals. gives this opinion:
The country views with astounded eyes the
to give her Government. Nobody knows
who will be master Tomorrow Some auda-
cions spirits declare for NJ. Carnot others for
NJ. Casimir-Perier; others. mostly fools. for the
The Figaro says. 1T is a ptiable assert
ment Of photographs which have hoen called
upon to govern us; Casimir- Perier. Meline.
Challemel- Lacour, Bardoux. Merlin. &c. We
and ali comS t. tho one end that nSbOTy %iI
enter the councils OF the ElysGe. French
statesmen statesmen disdain explanations which are
The Estdteie saws: Heavens! what a spec
tacle We offer TO Europel Has French democ-
IaSy fought so long only to afford proof of Its
Leaders in other newspapers might be
quoted indefinitely To illustrate the same ten
dency OF opinion on all sides
.r InS 9Pnos s,S Gr2Hps l9Sk on without
Left passed the order Of the day, the empty
character OF which shows sufficiently their
lack OF practical policy. equal to the present
The Progressist Left say: I've repel all COM
promise and are resolved to pursue our politi-
cal and social reforms in the name OF Democ-
racy. Newill support only that Government
which will inspire these refurms"
VI. llaussuan. Under Secretary OF Colonies
accompanied rs Commandment 1ionteil, Will
start tomorrow for Der in. Tie will try TO set
tie the dispute as to the llinteriand o! tao
CRmsroons and the new Anglo German agree.
ment. lie will present a note expressing tho
surprise OF his Government upon learning
that England and Germany had, without con-
sulting France. concluded Il convention con-
ceTnin: their Spheres Of influence in north
westeT Africa.
Dom snech. tho Spanish Judge appointed to /
preside nj the trial 81 the Anarchists VINO |
Threw EumDs in tho Lyceum Opera House. /
Dumauach said that the secret Investigations |
are nearly complete, hut the date Of the trial |
lie declined 20 say more but Senior Roca. !
Civil Governor Ut the province OF barcelona, /
was much less Tetic"nt
our reports show" he said. that the
EnaIdL whose rea name is Mosso. 1, !
seriously compromised. fifteen persons were