The herald., 1893-12-12
DOWN WITH ANARCH|SM.
The Reds to Be Weeded Out
of France.
Henressive Laws Enacted by
.s.e Deputies.
The Government Strengthened by the
Late Outrage.
An Overwhelming haj ority in Favor Of
the New observation-disclosures Com
tinues to Glory in His Das-
tardly Crime.
By the Astociated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, Dec. 11.-A cabinet council
was held this afternoon. A bill was
agreed upon to be submitted to the
chamber providing for the repression OF
anarchy. Casimir- Perier presented q
few measures to the chamber. He
dwelt upon the necessity of passing
them, saying they would not encroach
upon true liberty. His remarks were
greeted with profound cheering. The
first of these bills makes it a penal
offense to publish indictments to com
NIT outrages by the use OF explosives.
The second regulates the manufacture
and possession Of explosives. The third
extends the powers of the police for the
repression of anarchistic agitation and
for preventing anarchistic outrages.
The fourth provides for police super
vision Of anarchist societies.
THE PREMIER EXPLAINS.
Casimir-Perier. who was frequently
interrupted by applause. explained that
the bill to modify the press law provides
for making it penal offense to publish
incitements to plllage or murder or COM
NIT incendiary crimes, and also provides
that the glorification of crimes be pun
ished by five years. imprisonment, and
the authorities shall have power to
make preventive arrests and seizures.
Goblet opposed immediate discussion
Of the bill, claiming he feared it would
l. Al a
and appealed to the departments not to
lose their heads. Goblet's remarks were
followed With cheers from the Leftists
and greeted with protests from the Gem
trists.
SWEEPING VICTORY.
Pelletan moved to adjourn the debate
until tomorrow, but amid scene OF con-
siderable enthusiasm upon the part of
the supporters OF the government, this
motion was rejected by vote of 404 to
143. The announcement of the result
yas greeted with loud cheering.
Ranei then moved that the govern
ment's bill be sent TO the committee
Immediately.
.Cssmir-Perier promptly opposed this
motion amid the loud applause OF the
Centriste, which was accompanied by
the protests of the Leftiste. A scene of
great excitement followed, but the gov,
ernment again won sweeping victory,
the motion being rejected by vote OF
389 TO 1866.
Viviani said the Socialists wanted to
discuss laws and not adopt them with
out debaae. Amid considerable inter-
ruption Viviani continued, saying the
Socialists would not consent to rush the
bills through.
A SOCIALIST UPRoAR.
Toussaint, Socialist, created an up
roar by declaring the majority OF depu.
ties were panic-stricken and were ready
to adopt any measure hich the govern
ment brought forward. Finally, IN spite
of the protests OF the Socialists. an I'M
mediate discussion OF the bills was or
dered.
Boisserin demanded that the minister
of justice, Dubost, should give the
chamber full explanations concerning
the proposed notifications of the press
law.
Dubost, greeted with cheers from the
majority of the members, warmly re-
piled that the new presslaw was only
destined to hinder crime cloud cheerng)
and associations OF anarchists, whose
leaders," the minister loudly exclaimed,
"are known to the government
(cheers), and it WAS against this class
the government aimed its repressive
measures. [Cheers.
Boisserin then proposed an aroend-
ment, which the government opposed
amid loud cheering, and which was re-
jected by vote of $50 to 81, the result
being received with loud cheers from
the friends of law and order.
After further discussion the bill was
adopted by a vote of 413 to 130, and the
chamber adjourned.
EXCITEMENT DYING OUT.
The excitement resulting from the
throwing of the bomb in the chamber
OF deputies, Saturday, has somewhat
subsided. and the people are now look
ing to the chamber to enact measures to
stamp out the reds. Previous to this
outrage the union of the Socialists and
anarchists was strong enough in the
chamber to overthrow one government,
and they were confident of being able to
do the same with the existing govern
ment, but Vaillant's daBtardly perform
ancesseems to have greatly strengthened
the hands OF the government and put IL
in position to make an effectual fight
against anarchy.
1t is believed this act, which has sent
chills chasing up and down the spine of
every monarch in Europe, will result in
joint action by France. England. Spain.
Italy and Austria for the extrRdition and
severe punishment of all proved to have
engaged in an anarchistic conspiracy.
vAILLANT's BRAvADo.
Valiant still defiantly processes to
glory in his act, and declares he had no
accomplices, but this the police do not
believe and are at work on clues looking
to arrest others in connection with the
affair. 1t is believed valiant will be
speedily tried and executed. Itappears
that Marchal, the name which he first
gave, is the name Of his mistress whom
be enticed away from her husband,
having deeertea his own wife in Amer
ica and came to France last. January.
n q went tn hoard at Maraha1,a hOuco