New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16


ApMIxIsTRATIoN-N SIGNS OF ALARM
AT THE ELYsEE-GEN. sAussIER'S
RELATIONS TO THE REPUBLIC.
tsY CABLE TO TnE THiHrxr)
copyrioht. 1893 BV The Tritune Asseeanon.
Paris. Jan l5.-Thc mas'cr->troke Of the
.,smies o. President Carnot Is the attempt TO
..npect his namc with that Of VI Wilson. whose
,.l.,ions with VI Grevv drove Grevy from
Al. Elysee NJ CafnOt was asked. when Minister
:, Finance. q remit a charge OF 10000 francs
Ana 10 the Treasury as u registration fee on the
rr.vfus guano contract. NJ Wilson backed this
,.,i,ion VI Carnot refused: hut. says the
.u,hor OF the present story. VI. Carnot. after re-
tusine NJ Wilson in the MOI inine in the afternoon
o,aeted TIE 10000 francs 10 be repaid him by
=. large financial hous'. over which the Govern
man. had control This scardalous narrative Is
o, mt dir, cty oil the Paris market, hut is woven
,,,o telegram for provincial consumption III
-.arod in a little paper of to-day, under the
h..dnr The Presidential Crisis Similar dis
..,ch.s are said 10 have been sent 20 many other
n,ov;ncjal journals. but they were stopped by the
Minister Of the Interior His legal night to stop
,h.m heinz questioned. his friends JUSTIFY the act
an ,he ground Of Indignation az see'nH VI 'arho'
.,,,cked in this wav-a very French excuse n
dcria Of the story is expected in the cour*' OF 'e
a.. o. no followed ny fresh invention tomorrow
"a tre.h contradiction the day after Inns
noe ,or.scen when the Raihaet romance was
,hossh, WORTHY Of scmi-or,cal notice lhat
,"marcs ohtnined no credit with the public nor
49,. ,h,. Rn,. If YOU dcnY one. how can YOU
s.,,, @ dcnv another II YOU do not deny. peo-
"a. ru noint to tie first and say that silence
=, ,hc s.oo,d is a confession. That Is the
s..,verienco Of entering upon series oil con
.-.A,e,,ons 10 a series Of calunnies FOR N i
s.,. .,iaen, that tlcy will he continued Inc
pack l. in full CIV.
:, "a No longer possible 20 deny that there -
presidential crisis. though quite possible 10 fe
-. EN- n,cdictinp ~ some do. that NJ tarno'
-, ~ to,c.d 90 reRign ~ that he Will not. ~
a. a.. ,oore step In The development oi the fah"""
eorsn,-acy and the direct result OF the eA'"hs'on
Y, ~. .o.l,,io, between Royalists and Radicals
,,ou the Chamber 20 the streets ana the pres
oornen,sd some DAYS ago on the formation
A.. 80 alliance or broadening Of the old
an. Tho explanation of The present cri i mus
=. .o,eh, ,here 1T is extraordinary, cries tie
stsn,e,ne apropo- pf ycstsriay's article. tha'
tho .Ianterne and the Figaro should afr'e'
I, IA not extraordinary az all. The Lah'c'n'
has been the leader in the Radicai camp'iAh
AGAINST NJ Carnot The Fianro. Ions ho'"l y
and even q Iegitmist organ ielnctantiS az" ""i
h.,,,oA,v raye ia al eLon 20 the Republicans
NJ Masnards conception Of his duties ~ an ''''''
,rclines him n run with the hare and HINT W. u
the hounds lie often eAprcsses the opinioh "hi'h
he believes 70 be- the opinion Of the NAL 'rity Whe
!, s contrary 10 bis own. lie has. a. Napo'on
had great respect for hg ba'talions ana a
profound belief that Providence Is on their side
Ills ADHESION 70 the Republic Will not prevent
his abandonment of IL, tf he thinks II In serious
danger and If he Judges its enemies likely 10 win
lie has hcen for some days past experimenting
On public feeling. | say feeling rather
than opinion, because feeling. more thah
oujnion and more than judgment, gov
erns the couse Of events. lie has keen eye
for events and for tendencies Mere
svmpsthy with reaction would never have led
him 10 ioin in the movement against the Presi-
dent lie only joins IN IL wien he thinks that
II has chance OF success and since, alter all II
u only a chance he does not commit hiu'sef lie
only registers the movements ana sayings oil oth'r'
1ia, i r.rhaps the most effective and certainly
tho safest form Of advocating revolution But
whatever the form may be, he is practically work
To- With tb. Radicals TO bring about NJ CarnOtt
,.tiro,ucnt and the Confusion Is the greater hc
canso ,he er,up IN the Chamber which call!
i,srif ,be Rirht rallied under NJ. Piou and vote
lss, Thursday for the first time for the KlbO
Ministry tho Extreme Left at the same tinl'
vo,inr against them Yet VI. Rlbot still appeals
and dil appeal that day, 20 the Extreme Ll
for the support which he did not get, ana VIII
no, act lie now has the pleasure OF look'h'
on while they are warring against the fieSirh
and against himself
The "Iantcrnc~ is NJ Floquet's organ II J.
be anvbody's organ l, speaks for the srctloI
Of which NJ Floquct il now the leader, vice VI
Ci.n,enc.su IN disgrace VI Clcmenceau. tco. loih
IN tho attack ~ everybody who has suiicr"'
for Panama Joins They carno: bear 10 SF
Cabnc, and President still erect ana s'iIl nv
from suspicion of the completely IN coftuP.lo'
which has s,nt themselves 10 the rear IN
P,esideu, and VI Rihot. acting IN close concert
have pnrged the Ministry Yes. answers ."
Clemenceau-i, j. VI Camille fciletan who sign
tho article -bu, the President, who is rrtspohsi"'
under the Constitution has made hiIns'ji rsp'hSi
ble hy an unconstitutional Use OF his aPpolh'in'
poxcr Ito has rsurpcd the privileges oi fafll'
rent by rpconstituting the Minls'N W"lc" wv
Chamber had not overthrown. inns P''"'
ne1.r,r,. ;,,ooscs on nobody. II is but II pre-
tex, for icirirg in the hailoa against the fr'Si
dem, The "Iantcrnc'' has, at least on" titl'
=. ..sco, I, ie frank; II openly calls o.
N c,rn,, IN rsen II admits that u" j
M, svsn.ted Of corruption. "but his signature
il amended 10 a bill sold by one oil his ole
colleagues. and paid for. VI. tGrnot has neVe
Touched Panama. Everybody agrees about that
But Panama has touched him. That is enough
We'll. il may he enough Tor the cm'l''ercu a"'
vindictive politicians whom the Lan''rhe rep
resents, and II may not be enongh ior rfa,oe'
There is no sign OF real alarm at the Eiys'e
not even In the Ministerial press lh're l. !"
agreement between Radicals and Royalists as U
what will follow if they should force NJ Oa'
not 20 call convention 10 select his snc'c'S
Then a dissolution, say the RadIca's. SUI
boasting that their alliance with the Kcds "a'
lear fruit at the polls. soldier at the EiySe'
say some of the Royalists, and Gc:rrai >auS
siers name is whispered as that OF the co'ni"'
man. General Sausscr il the loyal servant 0