The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-28

Newly Elected President Of France.
dates. N. CasimIr-perier to-day had
45i ou. OF s5S. There wnro s77 NON.
bers present, but twen.y.iour abstainod
from voting.
Ticket holders wero admitted to the
galleries early in the morning. The
members OF tho press wero tho first TO
arrive. Troops strongly guarded the
st. Lazaro terminus. A brigade Of po-
lice was posted at different parts OF tho
general hall, while uneasy, sharp eg,ea
detectives prowled about among tho
crowds OF holiday makora who had
taken railway tickets to SOC what sights
tho public places OF Versailles might
afford.
The ladies prosent included the wives,
daughters, nieccs, cousins and personal
friends OF tho membcrs OF Congress.
They had no time to buy mourning ior
Carnot or prepare special toillotsoa Tor
the presidential election.
TORS OF cRATKa.
While We waited at tho st. Lazaro
station a hastily printed leailos was dis.
tributed supplicatiug the deputies and
senators in tho name Of humanity not
TO vote for NJ. Casimir-Perer. but TO
league against bloated capitalists. IL
was written BY crank. l saw many
cranky old men about, and an old lady,
who was turned out, swept about pro-
tes.inclv procluimirg that tho snvontn
zeal was open and tina. the walls OF
wrath In tho form OF anarchism woro
being poured on tho world for It's slns.
Science divorced from religion, sho pro-
claimed to some who knew her 10 DO
the devil
Versailles, near the palace looked
like French town where tar is going
on, or ut Chantilly on derby day. iho
crowds. were immense.
"Who will you vote forT l asked
Comtc Mailloreu, French Laooucnere'
"Fur NJ. Casimir.Perior." ho replied.
'Why, arc you not n Radical?
"Yes, but l want to provont him from
ever being premier; besides, should tho
anarchists want TO remove another
president, l prefer them to remove n
semi Conservative"
Az INTERESTING INTERVIEW.
Itoll into conversation with the NOM
bers Of conGressu,an's family IN the
epcakcr's tribunal, and was told tha'
NJ, Brisson was nowhere. NJ. Caalmir-
Parier, 1t was added, was tho iaVosite.
Tho r6valists intended to vote Tor Ten
oral Fieve-ior, while all tho senate
would vote for NJ. Casimir.Perier, since
M.LaCour had withdrawn. NJ: Oasimr'
Perie- would bo o better president than
a prime minister. IIo had great for
tune, was honest and honorable, not an
India rubber character. and was Wen
bred. 1t would BIO an advantage Is W
Franco to have him at the Elyeee,
whore much Of tho initiatory character
was not expected. but whore no mishs
exercise sal utary influence in irowhinG
down snch mon as Ruuvier, Roche ana
Rctnach. 49,, ,
NJ. Casiul!r-Pericr Ia bravo Ihis IS
desirable quality in dynamiting tines
uo was under fire in several ensasc.
ments in 1870, and won by military
pluck tho cross OF tho Legion OF donor
when lle was twenty-five years ota.
since tho assassination OF n. Carnot lis
ambition has greatly cooled. ite iG,t
that he would make great sac,iliee Il.
becoming president. Could nc ou' s";;
into touch with tho Democracy nlo
conquer his pride he would DO sure 10
succeed as president
TIE BALLOT.
The ushurs kept arranging tho oaiio. no.
boxes and seats 40 tho eohVe'sA''o.'