New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
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FROM THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The following telegram sent yesterday to
the Chamber Of Commerce OF Paris by the Chamber
Of Commerce OF this state:
President Chamber OF Commerce Of Paris, FRANCE
The Chamber OF Commerce of the state OF New
York sympathizes deeply with you and the French
p'0''' III '"'' 'ALEXANDER E. ORR. President.
In the banking community and among all classes
OF men who frequent Wall Street and the exchanges
there was universal feeling OF regret over the death
Of President Carno, and deep feeling Of sympathy
was expressed for the French people. Eugene
Meyer OF Lazard Frares. the we.l-known bank
ing house OF this city and Paris, said yesterday In
speaking Of the death OF President Carnot:
I am glad that the murderer was not French
man. He was undoubtedly maniac IL Is sad TO
lose Ike Carnot. and especially In such an
awful manner He was man Seoyeh Dy & the ma, ma
while his death will not cause any change in, in the ne
political condition. it will leave a gap that VIII be
hard to III.
His death will strengthen the feeling against An
archsts and more stringent measures Will be taken
to rid the country them The successor Of Prcsi-
dent Carnot will undoubtedly be a member OF the
present party In power Most likely 1t Will be
Casmlr- Perler although Premier Dupuy may be
selected don't believe there will bc any increase
of feeling against the Italian Government .
No q South WIiliam-st said that he did not know
what action the French societies here would take
| regarding the Presidents death He thought that
the French Benevolent Society which meets to-
night, would take some action over the assassna-
ton.
RESOLUTIONS OF BROOKLYN ALDERMEN.
Brookyn's Board OF Aldermen passed the follow
ing resolutions Yesterday afternoon the death of
| President CarnOt:
Whereas The hand OF an assassin has destroyed
the life ~ the President Of France. sister republic,
with whom We are at peace. TO whom In our cary
history We owed very much to whom we st'l owe
Whereas The untmey taking on of Marie
/ Francois Sad Carnpt man OF many virtues. OF an
ancestry which has been continually nlustrions FOR
| is patriotism. appeals 10 the sympathy or every
Kc=oivcd Tnat this board desire to express their
| horror Of the calamity which directly affecting
pajhy with The family Of the great statesman
Resolved; That on the day OF the funeral Of the
flags on the city Hall and Municipal Buildings be
lowered 10 half-stan
20 the Ambass1dor ' 'Y y France at Washnston for
Transmission to- tho family IF tho deceased"
Eugene Thlcbau the French Consul at Boston
VINO Is now in charge u the Consulate In this city
in speaking Yesterday " the assassination Of PreSl-
dent Carnot said: Il hav" not yet received any
9iicial conmunclion feSaTdins me sad aittlr. Al
know about Is what have seen n The paper
Consul Is matter largely or form In case OF ms
kind. AMI the Government Of France Is busy with
the senate and Chamber ~ Deputies which has been
summoned - meet Versailles. will elect new
President The assassination is apparently the work
~ mailman. II IS sal hing for Franc and tor
civilization; but the Government in France s'ill
The Italian Consul-General could not be seen yes
terday but the Second Vice Consul said: I'VE have
no Information officially az this Consulate REGARDING
the assassination ot President 'arnot. We can only
say that share the horror with which every
A. meeting of the Cercle de LHarmonie. last
night, the flowing resolution was passed and
! cnbel 70 Mime. Carnot
! "Kccognizing the profound catastrophe that has
happened 20 you. a We. as TO our dear France.
The Cercle De LHnrmonie OF Ncw-York participate
IN your great grief and express our sincere sym