New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
NEW MINISTRY IN FRANCE.
,p,xrr FORMED BY NJ. EUGENE sPULIER

~ ADDITION TO THE PREMIERSHIP He
THE PORTFOLIO OF FOREIGN AFFMhs-oNNA
rwo POSITIVE ACcEPTANCEs YET MADE
rxowN-IIsT or TIE MINISTER'S
nd. Nov CON. Spuller last night cohse"'e"
l.. for,n a Cabinet with these members
.,o,sh,n and Foreign Anars-E, uH->N
sPTaH,aerhoarNNDAyIp RAMA, AnLd,xcARRE
FfTiSnancewAuGUsSTTfEN fTS \ BERn!IEsABs IdJ!Is ABsARrHor.
ruDr, ru0n, D0nr,,erwce~EUGENE ETIENNE,
tsoSnriilcinlture-JAMES DE KERJEGU.
Marine--ADMIRAL GERvAlS.
GENERAL FERRON: c.,,
C~oionies-THEOPHILE DE1.CASsh.
Jnstce-A Senator; name uhKho"" .. .
The only acceptances known posi'i.ey
O'clock this morning are Raynals oi oo .s
terror portfolio. and Burdeaus Vi u"
portfolio. =, S,,,,er
Last night the "Soir' commenced W. - 80
for his courage in undertaking ~ io ~ ..,,o
,net unlike Others, said 'he VIZ"
did not invoke empty reasons 10 eS."p c.S
sponsibility If he succeeds III ioi -, \,
;n.., his programme will differ little iro''' Az"
DupIy's."
-. .,ase words of lie Soir' 1t can De auueu
mat II NJ Spuller has really io'n'.u Ia. nororns
with the members named ABOVE, IL" Lii no
while differing little from NJ D"P"' :, ,,, =.
,,,ea from that of Gambetta's 'Grahu Minis"
.op s,,o ,s tho most devoted disciple ci the
49,, po,,hrcan leader whom he accompanied III
.,,onr yben Gambetta left Paris wheh l" wa"
Invested by the Germans IN lo'o. A. c. o. Dill,
hin, at the popular meeting oi """ -. =
,or, which the Opportunst chlel es0ap'
o a. oftar having been insulted by MS iorne'
req, ,.rs NJ Relleyille who chose Tony fe-
~ a., bic Mace NJ Spuler. In good OF oaN
rr,,,rs was for (sambetta. and even ai'ei .'e ' .
,er,s death was a typical modern nuus 1,o', ', -,
Ia was born near Seurre. in the Burguhu'a" D
partment Of the Cote Il oi. ~ ., ,aavv
d remarkable worker He Is SKI!
- =, oos He studied law in Paris from 1000 u
,o-s =, the same time with Jules Ferry. ficaro
can,betta and many other young men wiz az
ward distinguished themselves more as "it'e ~ N..
politicians than as lawyers. Spuiler wrote io ' ,
sn'snaner organs of the Opposition under the I'm
,ys He was for several years the chiei eui.o' ~
"Ia Republque Franchise. when ne iouioeu Wv
cuhe,ta but mas not recently been cohhec'e'
With that journal. NJ Spuer has dis'ihsu'sne
himself. not only as writer war,ic,es i but ais
books fsSsSa anS of sneskeT and hard worke
IN Committees in the French ,hr bsins Chose,
Ssnsior last Year He was made Under sscretar
for Foreign Affairs in 1881 was Mn,s'e[ Forcen 9 Ar
fairs in iSs, He was one Of the French co"mS
sioners sent to the Yorktown celebration mon wh,
-tG.t-. - NttvNil
were Ike himself the admirers and political mo Pup'
~ Cambetta and who will form a strongly hoHO 1aO
Seneous Opportunst or Moderate RepupicaIi an Nh ~
istry The late Premier NJ. Dupuy 0i'en U.s. a, 10 ~
Adjective homogeneous but ne couo NO. sam
this ideal of having Ministers all OF Ut. tne assac, sh
opinion His fall may be attriputed ~ '' iT misfor
ist az the fall of NJ Spuer's Capinet; IL 'i III ~,
tune should overtake 1t, would prooapiy uo 90
tributed TO the contrary defect that OF Deilis
much of a unit and OF representing oniy H PJi ~, G
Of the French Chamber. which Is not oi'iceu '''
two great constitutional parties. .,,os ~
NJ Raynal has made for himself many enei,es s.e ~
account of the part he took In bringing auVue ~ AZ
Conventions between the State ana the rauIoa n ,a
He is a competent fnancier. NJ: Burdeau, VINO VIC w~
formerly a member of the Cabinet mus, pe SUI SUI
prsed to nnd himself at the head OF tns iia .r,
Denartmcnt rather than OF Public instruction M q ~
new Minister of Commerce. NJ Euenne' mas T"a, pec
xrorn by the active part which he TOOK as a. oei
,,ty and Under Secretary of the Cclona! On,ce, J
the expeditions to Tonquin Dahomey tne % oouua "a
and other places NJ Delacasse. the new Secretary 10
the Colonies, constantly displayed In the STUDY, u'
fence and furtherance of French colonial expahsiio
the same energy and obstinacy as NJ; Etlenne. ~ ~
miral Gervais Is popular officer. who commanas t
the French feet when II paid the famous WISH 10 q.
Car at Cronstadt which the Russians returIe
sast month. His colleague in the war Depar tnien
General Ferron. one OF the mlntary oiIIctI
eAAecially liked by Cambetta. and he enjoyed wne
he was formerly Minister of War a great reputatio
for honesty and intelligent patriotism NJ Kay mon
Poincarre was a member Of the late Cabinet Mn
Barthou and Kerjegu are rather unknown quaint
ties which, at any rate, cannot overload the me-
Ministry which NJ Spuer will steer through tn
agitated waters OF French politics.