New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05
4. DUPUY'S NEW MINISTRY.
THE FRENCH CABINET COMPLETED.
.vrrp ABANDONING THE TASK HE TRIES
AGAIN. AT PRESIDENT oARNoTs URGENT
REoUEsr-THE PREM1ER's
POLICY OUTLINED

POLICY OUTLINED.
Paris, April An Dupuy has succeeded IN
FORMING a Cabinet, as follows:
N. puPUY Premier and Minister Of the Interior
PAUL LOUIS PEYTRAL, Minister OF Finance
SENATOR EUGENE GUERIN, Minister of Justice
RAYMOND POINCARRE, Minister Of Public Instruction.
LOUIS TERRIER, Minister of Commerce
ADMIRAL RIEUNIEE. Minister Of Marine
JULES DEvELLE, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
FRANCOIS vIErTE. Minister Of Public Works
GENERAL LOIZILLON, Minister OF War
ALBERT vIGER, Minister Of Agriculture
The announcement of NJ. Dupuy's policy Is -
the effect that he will at once ask the Chamner
TO dispose of the present budget as soon as pos
sble so as TO clear the way for the discussion of
tho midget of 1894. The voting of the latter
BUDGET will end the work of the Chambers
NJ. Dupuy informed President Cannot that he
must abandon the attempt TO form Caonc' Tor
the reason that " Paul Louis Peytral. Radicai
Deputy from Bouches-du-Rhone, who was Minister
Of Finance in 1883. had declined to to accept !, ,ne
condition of his acceptance OF the FINANCE Mi"-
jstry that NJ Edouard Lockroy Deputy from the
Seine and husband Of the widow OF srec omnsS i'"
Ieckroy has an excellent record as a brave sol,
dicr, and was Minister of Commerce in lsoo' anu
Minister of Public Instruction and Fine ar,S
under the Premiership of NJ FloGuct in lsSSS.
NJ Dupuy however, was unable TO lncluu1 VI
Lockroy in the Cabinet, because he Is 100 nn ma ~
Hence
that he must abandon the attempt 10 Ioln q
Ministry NJ. Dupuy at the urgent request ol
President Carnot afterward consented 10 h'ahc
another attempt 10 form taolie'
The composition of the French Cabinet which
may be registered this morning In "lhe Jourhh
Offcieln calls for other political comments 'han
those already expressed here last Sunday about the
Ministry formed BY NJ. Mene. and which vanished
before having been chronlccd In the official organ OF
the French Republic Like that attempted by VI.
Melne the Cabinet Of NJ. Dupuy includes the majority
Of the men who the ministerial colleagues oi VI.
Ribot The new men comparatively unknown
with tho execution of the Finance Minister. NJ Pey-
t,ol He was druggist al Marsailles before Launching
himself into political life, where he won some repu-
fation as Deputy in the Chamber by Ills animated
speeches. He was for short period Minister o
Finance In 1888. He is more of a Radical than oi
an Opportunist or Conservative Republican: and, be
longing to an important seaport he leans toward rce
trade.
The Premier, NJ. Dupuy was professor IN a
provincial town. where he could hardly have dreamed
OF the high position to which he has been called
However he is highly intelligent man, and has dis
dnguished himself in the Chamber by frequent and
able speeches relative to edncaiel lie WAS Minister
Of PuDs Insuc'on in n" M kho1 o5ei9 Sne deol he s
should aim a; avoiding as much As possible useless
political discussions and TO make OF his Ministry
almost only task viii be obtain the voting of the
Budget for 1898, and perhapH for 1854. Then the
decks would be cleared for action. and the country
could have, under normal contitions @ fair fight IN
the legislative electoral campai gn next iall Rut II
Is doubtful If the politicians will permit the fulfment
TO have at the head Of the Government strong
from its own ranks capable Of Influencing elec
OF no serious account. but the Radicals cannot be
pleased with NJ. pppuy; and the oppornnistsE E viii
prefer to have at their head stronger man ana
experienced politician than he l..