The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-11
CARNOT IS RESPONSIBLE.
m MN rs DUE THE FACILITATING
pOLICY or THE MINISTRY.

IT.. Compelled the Cabinet to Withdraw the
N.,,ure. He Had Himself Dtctnt-d-It
n. Predicted lie VIII He Compelled TO
Resign Before Next Months Elections
p,,.. ,nd Pubiie Acc Both Showing
Their Contempt r,r tho Dapuy M,nistry.
pms, July lO-The political situation In
Franco can only BIO described as chaotic. 1t is
idIo 20 prophesy what the physical outcome
will be-. Tho angry upronr to-day was con-
encd 10 words. Nothing In tho anxious days
NJ last winter omrares with the violent pas
sion and incendiary talk In which all parties
and factions are now indulCng. Men who
tcpt cool through the Panama scandal arc
saving strange things to-day. One who moro
often than any other since the present repnb-
lie was created has been recognized as the
greatest political power in France said to me
To-day,
.Caruot will he compelled to resign before
,o,t months election. Everybody can SEQ
that he. and not Dupuy and his Minister'S. is
responsible for tho NacillntinG policy OF the
last few days.'
"Whnt will happen them" asked. A sang
t,p,i .hrug OF the shoulders and n nonchdidnt
"Idon't know" were tho only answer.
talked this afternoon with three leaders
who are at the head Of the Labor and Socialist
movement in France and ono said boldly:
I'VE have 100000 men ready to Join In
general strike when ordered by the National
Socialist Congress this week. Moro than that.
they are willing and prepared to take I'm arms
TO defend the liberties which the present Gov
eminent has attacked. We have no confidence
IN the about-face policy which the Ministry
was compelled to adopt yesterday"
The cabinet was attacked to- day by all sides
alike Fortunately nobody dared to start n
discussion in the Chamber. The Constitution
itself might have been swept away in the
storm which would have ragged. 1t was tacitly
agreed to wait till tomorrow. Meantime the
situation may more clearly develop ITSELF
The evidence is conclusive that Cnrnot him
self directed the Governments two days cam
pnien against the Radicals and Socialists 1t
was also. as ,elegraphed to THE SuS last night
By Carnots direction that the Ministry sur
rendered to the Same interests in order to
avert the fall OF the Cabinet which would have
been fatal to his plans.
Everybody recognizes this fact. so that much
Of to.days indignation reaches over the heads
Of the Ministers to the President.
The members Of the Cabinet wore openly
tainted in the Hobbies Of the Chamber to- day.
Deputies calling them Vice minister's. dunn
mics ard tools. The newspapers to-day are
full Of violent talk Paul CassaGnac will print
tomorrow one Of the most terrific denuncia-
tiops Of the Government which even the hair
Drained French press ever INDUCED In.
All this is not calculated to calm the popular
irritation Last weeks show Of nrmness was
creating some wholesome respect for authors
IT, This is now changing to contempt The
question is how this feeling will find ex-
preston.
The Paris Municipal Council. corresponding
to tho Aldermen OF American cities. voiced
their sentiments again to-day. They were un-
able ly reason OF contracts already made. to
completely abandon the celebration OF the
national holiday on next Friday. They voted.
however. to issue IL manifesto tomorrow urg-
ing the citizens Of raris to abstain from cele-
Lra,ing the birth Of liberties they do not enjoy
By he t'",i,d P.r...
Despite the asscverations made in some
quarters that the troubles in this city are at an
measures to put down disorders should they
arise. In fact. it IS evident that further out
breaks are expected. and the troops now in the
city will be kept in their barracks until Satur-
day next for use in case Of emergency
Tomorrow will he tho anniversary OF the
execution OF liavachol. the notorious Anar-
chist. thief. and murderer. and it Is feared that
the Anarchists will attempt to make u riotous |
demonstration on tn" occasion. Friday. July
il. will he tbs 1O4th anniversary OF the fall Of
the BaStille. which ia made a general holiday.
and 1t is aprrrhended that the disaffected ele-
ment will attempt to take advantage OF the |
N m Ia fra ll in