New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02
CARNOT LAID AT REST.
Conttnued from First Page.

-, more than his PROMISE NJ. Dupuy said.
ne had given his very life. lie died lor
anu The assassin who struck the Chief or
FRAN ,ste was exercising against the defender
tn' ,hs Constitution and the guardian OF ING
OF u' ,be vindictive savagery of sect which all
lns,~ntries repudiate and which all nations ny
cour,ed action will reduce 10 impotence
con carnot the Premier continued fell Ike a
-.1iier on the field Of honol. He fell as he was
sosno a meeting where his cordial words had
Tarn,ed all minds and his appeal for concord
cha,' n,o,,ed every heart. He had looked forward
pau W. time Of retirement and rest from the
10 10 NJ the Presidency, when he should be ape
car sooyo.e himself entirely to his wife and chill
10 uo IL had never intended 10 stand again for
dfe"c ,bief Magistracy. believing that, although
tne ,o,,er II the Constitution would allow MS
te ,ctjon the spirit Of republican INSTITUTIONS
ree'eatnst n The only reason ne had not made
Wa' mention known was that he did not wish
ms dsrract from the post of President in the eyes
60 uoeatgners He had the highest conception OF
o. mart Of President He considered IL I'M
tht ,,,a that France could be represented by too
poh dignity, and without abandoning MS IN
ni.nc,,ve republican simplicity. he gave 10 the
slII,dsncy a bearing which responded to the
frF1Nn,s sentiments and interests at home ana
Naiod and inspired the respect and esteem or
az Her debt to Carnot France would never Tor
ge.n Drnuv's closing words We're extremely
hing After speaking of II. Carnots solicit
u IN for and constant giving To the poor ana
humble. the working and the suffering he said;
"T nnar President your memory VII not perish
,,ore MI be ever grateful. 20 one who mas served
ttI faithfully and represented her honorebiy. ana
ne me- by example and counse. ma prepared me way
w no O',ri@n of al true Of France IN common
i ,Or ~ The Republic and Fathcrand
General Andre fcelingly responded IN the name
-, The Carnot family and their friends.
THE NfARCH-PAsT AT THE PANTHEON.
After the speeches the coffin was taken to
A.. ,orch where II was placed between the urns
:, smoking incense Ali the troops Of the Paris
VI S,' am of the suburbs then marched past
Tha members Of the Carnot family, President
cas,nir- Perier. the representatives OF IoreiSn
no.,ers the delegations from the Judlcl"iS an,
~, denar,ments and hundreds of others stood
an the steps while the military nlca py. ~
o;clock the march-past was over ahu the reIie>
y .n,o,ivss Of the Government departed. IN"
'narous DELEGATIONS began bringing their
or@a,hs a few minutes later, but hVt unuI
" ysra the last Of the flowers laid N nc
oh The coffin was placed temporarily IN the
P olo"' h,vean the bodies Of Rousseau and Victor
49, II stands on a structure resembling an
nus draped i'm black. Later 1t Will be placed
IN the vault beside General LaNdie NaiHo' ''e
..Orga nicer Of victory. III,
Tbs crowds melted away quickly In the early
.vanng They found the military sun iined up
:, ne streets through which the procession hau
-, Wherever person turned ne might
pa pa 3D.. uniforms of the regular army, bearing
s., testimony 70 the fact that even in paying
d. last tribute 10 the dead President me 10Y
eminent had not forgotten the presence vi Ine
:. 'nI,,,,,nists The detectives also We're mus
.a-ej IN full force. They swarmc1 around mat
nart OF the procession near the President Al
known Anarchists IN the city We're diFe''eu ~
sunrise - before the procession started IRON the
rivsfe Palace NIL than POO Of them were under
lock and key. - .
No man buried IN Paris in the last twenty
wears has received more final evidences II
respect than were shown % NJ Carnot Nhen
The head II the column moved from the Palace 4
solemn hush fell upon the vast crowd. All heads
were uncovered and all voices were s'illcd every
where along the route As soon as the hearse
snproached tne people became almost notion
less. rs IL disappeared they crossed themselves
and moved their lips IN prayer.
Nine CarnOt drove alone from the Palace =
the Cathedral ~ Notre Dame, where she re-
nanel throughout the service.