New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
PRESENTED TO NJ. CARNOT.
THE NEW FRENCH CABINET.
MINISTRY OF THE COLONIES THE ONLY
PORTFOLIO UNTITLED.
NJ. CAsIMIR-pERIERs GOVERNMENT TO DECLARE
ITS PROGRAMME TO-MoRROw-TlIE PRE-
MIER's PROPOSED SUCCESSOR AS
PRESIDENT OF THE


CHAMBER.
Paris Dec 2-It Is stated that the Ministry
just formed by NJ. Casimir-Perer has decided 10
accept an Interpolation after it has made d
declaration on Monday as to its programme
The Ministry is constituted as follows
NJ Caslmr-Perier Prime Minister and Minister
NJ Jonnart Minister of Public Works.
NJ Dubost. Minister OF Justice.
NJ Marty. Minister OF Commerce
~ Burdeau. Minister Of Finance
FSVns FS%s5 A"ssF Mnis'sF Of "''I%f:f" %i:fiSr
Admiral Lefevre. Minister OF Marine.
NJ Niger Minister OF Agriculture
AT half-past o'clock this afternoon NJ. Cast
mir-Perier introduced his colleagues to President
Carnot. The Ministers will meet Tomorrow
evening TO hear the Premiers programme
hitch has occurred regarding the Ministry
of the Colonies All those to whom the place
was offered have declined to accept Office ana
this is the only portfolio now untitled
The Radical members OF the Chamber OF lepu-
ties propose the election OF NJ Brisson as Tles-
ident to succeed NJ. Casmr-Perier
The new French Cabinet seems to be In erect
completed though the Minister Of the Colonies mas
not yet been selected. At any rate. there Is no
doubt that NJ Casimir- Perer considers his task
accomplished and he would declare hirnself 100
exhausted to build another Cabinet II MS prese"~
political edince should crumble to pieces peioie
being presented for the examination ana scrutiny
Of the Chambers on Monday. The persistent re-
luctance OF NJ CasmirPerier to accept the Pre-
miership is easily understood He was elected pres
ident Of the Chamber of Deputies only two weeks
ago and that made him practically the best known
and most influential parsonage IN France aite'
President Carnot himself not to mention the Po"u-
cal advantages which the spe-%ership wou'u ha'e
given to NJ Perier over his competitors In the race
. fha Ranflh
surprise was so great at seeing him consentihs
finally 10 exchange his present position for Pre-
miership which the caprice OF the Chamber may
render so cphemeral. that an explanation ol NJ
Perler's decision was looked for. II was saih ina
NJ Carnot had promised him that he tCarhoV'
would not seek reelection. and that ne wouh give
IN M. Casmir- -Pericr's candidacy the whole sup
nor, of the Administration 1t is unlikely that such
a deal has been made. 1t would he unworthy OF me me
statesmen both anxious 10 reslsct ssembed sn
in Congress 10 elect the President
" "N Casimir- Pcrier has agreed to try to form the
Erenrh Republic since ISL He has undertaken
the task through patriotic motives ana pecsus s5t [ ne
alone, hSii"s M Could ISf nav chance OF securing in
the Chamber solid majority OF Moderate iepun. PUP,
cabinet likely to please that an wn9 nt ,he, hays
remained Gambe,tist at heart smr ed al, ot WITH
av sn,,,n, according 10 "I.e Courier des Etats-
wnrIi n. could preside over the Ministry which
NJ Casimir- Perier is constructing.
Lrisf sketch Of the Premier waE published here
when he was elected Speaker. ana some OF hl'
Ministers were also described when their names ap.
reared upon the list Of the projected Cabinet OF
NJ Spucr IT is proper TO add. In regard 10 tne
latter that he knows the United states ana Is
enthusiastic about IT, He was member OF
the official French Commission sent to this country
In 1855 on the occasion OF the Franco-American
Yorktown fct~s ,
NJ Raynal IL n Deputy Of Bordeaux. the city In
which a meeting held yesterday with view
agitatiHg In favor Of closer commercial relations
between France and the United states. VI. Raynal
was Minister OF Public Works In the tiambetta
Cabinet and In that Of Jules Ferry in lMi-S NJ
Eurdeau was elected Deputy for the first time In
1885 by the Department of Rhone and was mem
Der Of the Lou5et Ministry. NJ. Dubost Is Deputy
from the Iserc Department; VI. Jonnat. from the
Pas-de-C Calais. and VI. Marty, from, the Aude VI.
Viger was Minister OF Agriculture In the Dupuy
Cabinet The new Minister Of War General Mer'
cer is AT present commandant of the Third Division
OF Infantry at Amiens; Admiral Lefevre COM
rnanded last summer the French Naval Squadron
OF the English Channel la Manchc neither of these
officers has up to this time taken any part In