New-York tribune., 1894-06-28
THE MAN FOR THE PLACE.
rprxCu RESIDENTS WELL PLEASED WITH liiH
ELECTION or CAsIMGR- -PEEWR- R-JOSEPh
THORON'S VIEWS.


Several prominent Frenchmen OF this chy eN-
nressed themselves yesterday as wei sats"eu WIN
~ col ,fi,n of NJ Caslmir- Perier to MI the Na-
cancv caused by the death OF President Carno"
Iosenh Thoron, president of the Socete FranFaise
de Renaissance. when seen at ms oi'''', -,
South Wlllam-st, expressed dehght wien i''''
-, tho rooorter Of the election Of NJ Casim'r-
perier DO YOU know" said he, that nav AZ
wavs been a Legitimst, while my frehd MI Nou
dar, has been an Imperialist; and while am not
an American citizen. Mr. Coudert IS "u,l W. W.
hoth view the patriotic outcome OF the eie0''o' ~
the same light; namely. that IL u "'e - n
that couh have occurred for France cav up R
If ,osjrn Of seeing Il restoration OF royalty When
az an IsS THmnt de Chambord died All French citizens
G9lseryaiiye OF Rcpublicans That is what the great
majority Of the French people are typ,ans in its
host sense You may. perhaps, be EurPIls''u =, ~ /,
hear that although have been lory yrars nd ~ ',, 40
country | am not an American ciuEciiL ui,L an. ",hn@s
&c +" nerhans claim n closer relationship win tnnss
that affect France than the general run al u tcs be
men of my who have surrendcreu,, ,,a,. az '' w
tween them and the land Of their 3AuyhtE wy rI,ceq
Us 5 bor bren hs sorTy mr. Mr Thoron replied
.tf a"v other man had been elected In ms place
He is conservative force ana man Taro, ~ himself
I is too FAR removed from any form oi intrlgir or
conduct Of any KIND that YOU'D M o' All sur sp"n
worthy Of public man; WINE me ,he az has '| conc 70
iancous manner IN which the nonor ;o nas p,,rtor
him shows that he Is SnyhnG ~ n' and Of cdu
cation wnie HIS family connections az ana n, h's IN u
doubted pOpularity are Slcn Una Nv wa "''' i-'
usG usit u has been said in the cicctionecring OF the
nrlstocrat and the friends Of Dupuy urged ms ar
feat on The ground nat II ,iIctsa ,n, =, onnear
hefrrc him at the Elysee In swal tailed coats
whrreas in case Dunuy succeeded. ihcy c29h" III
'cnd ,ayC T~al ihat Mr Tnor,n werd. smiling
and think Il is silly. II u be ails'o'r"'S u" ,re,,
o"crvhrdy with whom You have - deal with sluIl'
courtesy and poitcn'ss then VI T.t.i'Il, W . I,,n
an al ,,,,r own Democratic President 10 you sup
pose the mcancs lttc Staic IN IN" '1lopa ~
bobn"h wIth It's ruler IN his official caT@,clty as
they would in an Anarchst, PaLr@'in 81
'.Wii hs election tend 20 peace or war
HE WILL INSPIRE CONFIDENCE.
&c, Zoe, certain" Mr. Thor3n answered. THAT his
known pacific lelnngs Will inspire commence
,hrourhou, Europe ON the other hand II j. '''-
,o,, that he will ~, allow The rights oi France I"
no lunc-illcl or invaded at home or abroad h' j.
strong energetic man. end one wnG % c1nnrs q,nrenDe
between him and Carnot Is mat whcrra- ,fn's
Knew Knew on 'n 'rFSc,rs,lcr"i wori might have flannel
flame T. remains yet 90 b" seen Wh',,,'' ,t.r ,s
d rsTSf OF Is ,6i ,e. of ssacsmanst The ac rTcsi
don, is a more positive man nan ".s "'' t i,,
predecessor. and indeed may say ne Nnur N IT, - be
ee,her different from other mon - hi- i i%in", ~
(, not found trfins 20 nm lcnre nis ,oAs m,
once - President a9kwarl -oneinr~ -, ,,,,
c,irnNsu, who ls merely ih"r" lh y. VT, .'...
capaclty with power - govern ",r " ,.,"l a..
,nfnrferenrc with the Cah.ne'. whirh is lnE'E...'
u,th mis- power w'ull De APP - !eii 70 ~ 'uh W
The Roya.ls's seem e. nave ''"' "'''' '" '
coniesfp' suggested the reporter ~ ..,
80 far as appears up 90 ,hc present '4'y pa rhe
so,o no,hiny al al," Nj Ta0ron r"pi"l hfS
@ @So,ir ~ ~ i',,s- az or.onz1ilon Tho count - Fari-
f1nnd mat keeping up an organization Hn- 700
o,e, f.r ,he rc.ii.ts As for th~ lmpcralls's 'h'y
~ n2y.n ,s thc U,v,liq.e threw pll their s'rcngin
Tor General Slusslcr a. ne timc arno' W. w.
,nonsrchirai dc, so" hr snil In c,n'ln-i I'D.
..,h,re is no Longer any fear f1r thr kcpuhAc rom
r,onarcfl lei, OF any k.ni T. is IN q mprr secure
,o1nd,,i0n now Than - ever before vas
In the French hotels anl restaurants evrry pois
seemed reosed n the outcome In me ho'"i nf
France In Maciougal-st. NJ brun. ihe ptopil'tot.
mn M a large painting ~ tho now freSHc"' o'''
,he motto "Niye Ia RcpubIQu~