New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-27
D7pOT CABINET SUSTAINED.
nur SECRET SERVICE FUND VOTED. aos
TO 1872.
.rrrRu1xED ATTACKS on THE GOVERNMENT
,,,-pELAHAYE REFUSES TO NAME THE
,,. DEPUTIES ACCUSED BY HMM.
RIBoT'S APPEAL-FOHEIGN COR
RESPONDENTS AND THE LAW

RESPONDENTS AND THE LAW.
p.ris Ian. 26-The discussion Of the budget
continued in the Chamber of Deputies TO-
ood the Government was finally sustained |
nv large majority.
Albert Chiche. Boulangist Deputy for the
c..,ras opposed the voting OF the secret service
'a,J On the ground that the fund was used for
,hs political purposes of the Government IN
power. III, A.. A.. .,s ,.,. ;na;s
..hle especially at present. Efforts We're max
=. N ncite the people to open antagonism TO
.hs Pepublc, and these efforts would not be
'1,x.a until after the elections. Protests from
49, p;cht1 The Government could not. there
49,, snare any part Of the fund, and would re-
a che vote on the question as q vote Of con-
sd.rca As regarded the disposition of tho fund,
~. IDENTITIES must trust the proDity of tie Gov
eminent
Tho statement as 10 the vote Of confidence
..nso1 q stir among the Deputies who have called
s,os. lopdlv for the investigation Of the Panama
scandal. =,
T. Provost dc Launay, who followed NJ.
p;bot begun the attack upon the Govern
roor,'s nostlon IN relation to the Panama scandal
Thu agitation mentioned by W. Rl0ot, he Sald.
had unfortunately, been necessary to force inc
government 10 action against the men Responsible
Cor the scandal. The Government had cvlnced
no desire to probe the scandal, and had oceh
forced only by the popular demand TO move the
machinery OF justice. -,
nho confusion which had grown steadily dur
tn do Iaunav's speech became an uproar
-, poul Deschane Republican Deputy for the
ruroe, Il oire. deprecated the reflections upon tho
covsrnment's intentions, and, turning to face the
pou,apoist. Jules Dclahayc, demanded that lie
NOW name the $50 Deputies whom he had DC
.cribed as recipients of Panama bribes
NJ Dclahayc replied Most of you know who
they are. 1t is generally acknowledged that >o4
Deputies were corrupted :,
Name them Name them" came from all
sides of the Chamber
Il am not here to name them, replied VI
Delahaye. at is for the law 10 discover '"ci'
Names
NJ Bourgeois, Minister Of Justice, replied TO NJ
Dclahayc's accusations at length. lie regretted,
he said. to hear NJ. Delahaye again repeat his
charges without giving any proofs oi their truth.
NJ Dcahaye had already had abundant opportu-
mites TO name the ia Deputies in qucstlon-ln
fact had been pressed to name them by the Par
liamentary Committee of Inquiry. The machinery
of the law was in notion and the Government
had done it's utmost 10 sift the Panama scandal
NJ. Delahaye and his friends could not but know,
however. that the law was unable TO deal with
charges which could not be proved. CHEERS from
the Leftl
Augustin de Ramel. Royalist Deputy for the
Gard made the last attack the Government
The officers OF the law, lie said, already pre-
pairing to dismiss the charges Of corruption against
members of the Chamber. on the ground that
sufficient evidence was lacking. Why sufficient
evidence was lacking all but the wilfully blind
could ste. Why were the directors Of the
Panama Company not allowed TO speak? why
was NJ Arton, who only week ago had pceh
in Paris. allowed to leave the city without ono
effort being made TO arrest him? The proofs
could be got, but the Government sce'hcu " N'''
no desire 10 get them =,
NJ Rourgeols protested Indignantly against NJ
PANELS insjnuations Tho law was impartial he
said and ought TO be respected. lilis deciai'|
,;on was received with tecrs and laughter trom inc
Right. =, D.,-.oo,s
N Ribot addressed himself 10 NJ. Delahaycs
CHARGES and made a final appeal 'or 'he sccic,
service fund Nobody, he said, should oe aio"o''
n accuse l54 Deputies of corruption "i''o"'
naming them. and then attack the regular p'oO,"
NJ law That such things were possioie was WV
hest proo. that campaign was beih" cdii VI
against the Republic The Oovcrhuieh' "''9
bonnd hv every duty TO watch thls cau'pd'e" ""
N defcot its aims The Government w"S '''','
inc every nerve TO bring to justice aii '"o'
eonld be shown TO have betrayed 'he,r ""s.a o.
Panama money The Governments ooJ'cv A.
,s."u. t,I ,;cht ON the whole Panama anair' ~
tie same time the Governmen' "'' t,;.n, IN.
r,mos. IN nrcscrve for France her repupic''" III
....,,e 7, conclusion. NJ. Rbot earnestly cN
t..1 H. Drv+ics 20 trust the Government, '''0
,h. go, s,vicc fund and save the french r
~ sson, -, ,c,,tion which would shake Ii'c '''
public. ,o, non,tes against
1872, and the entire budget OF inc N'i'"''''
Interior was then approved .,. tor the
wia, .ho subicct Of appropriations" ioi Wv
Ministry of the Interior WIS hIs' p'o". corc
Nllevovn Boulangist mcmier ioi Wv, Ii,.or
stcnncd 70 ,hc sneakers tribune ana "'A'" a,d
attack upon foreigners in France III .r
forcion newspaper correspondents j" az" ,..' l..
ucular The Government had wai'c" Wv ,'aor.
said. before attempting to puiiis' ''''o ,aon,os
A. tho Frcnch coplc Adventures from po0p,IS
-, " ~ T..roo had been allowed TO make TINS
."'',a' ~ .,. Of ,hcir dishonest schemes, ana
T., IA ,brivcn at the expense VI
Iov,, F,oncbr,,r The time had come Ioi '',u
Governmon, In procccd cncrgcticaliy asain'' a.,
who had como from abroad TO cNp'ot r''''
industry and Genius The first parsons 10 ~ p'
shed ought TO he certain news agents ~, w. neys
pretending merely TO conduct icsI, e"ion c,n.
paper bureaus were in fact creatures OIL
i,alists, and made business OF spreainS nSrsr,iry
conoernipg France. These men weIc ps,cI and
punished at once for the scandaousr rhcf lssr,o noces
which they had recently crcnateH, dh'nnn nnr, who
should Ire taken by natvc-born frencnihrr, m'r"
should be directly under the control of tile Govern
ment - .ho ot
~ Mlllevoyc tIlcn spoke at Icnsin OF ,mbassa rh
dor in 'P Paris i and Of the report that Emrsror %
Francis Joseph had slishtcd hs If lrcnGs conscicncc
bassador. as illustrations OF the lack ot c'ncJ in
OF some foreign newspaper agents refer.
handling French news He closed Win a ,r;ncc s
encc to the editing of the Ems dispatcn, y consc
Bismarck instance OF .hc P''
quencc Of difIusng false reports. nh. ,o,;e,ved
In reply to NJ Millcyoyc, NJ Rio@, ren,r~yt re,,yoent
In detail tho stons taken by the