New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
ADOPTED.

THAT THE DEBATE TAKE
PLACE ON MONDAY
ADOPTED
o.r,s May SIN the Chamber of Deputies TO-
- p-emier Dupuy stated the policy OF the new
aa.,,.-v A Radical motion for immediate dis-
"DD '",on n one part Of the Governments pro-
~.,,re was defeated by great majority ana
.. ashate was fixed for Monday
v" ~. ,ac,nity Of the Chamber was jammed with
,-...aers long before the hour for the opening OF
10 .,,,,ng to-day and the galleries were packed
~. visitors The United States Ambassador
w. w. r,s,,s occupied seat In the diplomatic
o. 1 There was full attendance of Deputies.
u.,o- Dupuv was the first member of the new
r.s,rst 10 arrive at the Ministers bench. lie
~. ,oudly appauded. and received the hand-
las and congratulations OF members Oh all
..os of poljtics VicePresident de Many
81, tho Chamber to order at 2:25 p. m, and
..a the letters OF resignation of President Du-
~ ~. and Vice President Felix Faure, in conse-
-. ~ their having become members OF the
-, Ar $50 o'clock Premier Dupuy ascended
-" .-,h,nal and presented the statement Of the
'',,,, ~ the Ministry He said. in substance;
o., have before you men of good will. who have
,i",sd the power OF nobody, but nave accepted
their aus W. dAicuties of our Ministry. but we hope
tlS ,,onr aid TO solve them. we resolutcly guar
.ntee public order against a ~ R"nnblicsn laws
S'r ambition will be to push acuNeIy IorWaru var.
cemoela,b ~ Hills before the committees relating TO
uon a.i y nroblems and workngmen's pensions with
~ Miect OF Improving the condition OF the WORK
,he ou5eS' IN town and country. Workngmen have no
ad 70 resort 10 revolution TO improve their l9.
But the principal object OF % soHCh hch is IS recogn%ed
s Ga ~ nartjes We should disregard the expressed
FISHES of the country by adjournng the nsCal re- re-
,orm The Government have Keen appreciHat tloil @
~ V sha rasnonsibility they have assumed, ana are
Conscious sci Of the engagement they have contracted
wsru rs n tbe lateness of the date force us TO
aS,yv the progress Of certain measures; we shaIl
Sssyor loyally to facilitate all fiscal ollis whlSn
nSfcans On financial questions we may el'iTi rt as
70 methods but We cannot dner as TO aiii, sas,i we
count upon the sincere collaboration OF S Wn0
have faith in the work Of the frenen ReVoiu''o"
Concerning our foreign policy, we snail mahtain htah
the continuity Of the views ana have per-
-ni,tsd France 10 reassume among Nauons Po
sIton worthy OF her name in history. Fortineu & pS
s",r snnnort filled as you are yourselves WIN 'he
Ea,ionaf sentiment on every occasion we shall pe
attentive guardians OF the interests OF France anu
ens.geoS soiri,nde NAV be assured efforts 10
Conserve National production, notably that OF the
vine growers whose complaints nave so justly oce"
moved in the Chambers. -. ho,o a
80 YOU see gentlemen. the Government nave a
yeighty task 10 accomplish N2iOiO.AbSN
The delivery Of the statement occupied only
1ye minutes NJ Dupuy was frequently inter-
rupted by applause.
-Eiee-Presdent de Mahy announced tha' 'ie
Radicals demanded the Interpolation or tne Gov
ernment concerning its formation and policy.
Premier Dupuy suggested that discussion upon
that question take place next Monday, II agree
able TO the Chambers.
~ Goblet, amid tremendous Radical cheers and
Republican counter-cheers demanded immediate
DISCUSSION of that p3rt Of the Governments pro-
gramme relating TO its formation. but NJ Dupuy
was sustained by vast majority Of the Cham-
ber and the discussion was fixed for Monday
The Chamber, by a vote of 406 to l02, passed
resolution introduced by NJ Flandin. Repub-
can. expressing confidence that vigilance on the
part Of the Government will assure careful
study Of all scientific inventions which will pos
sbly contribute to the defence Of the Nation.
The Chamber then passed TO the order of the
day.
The declaration Of the Governments pro-
gramne was read in the Senate by NJ. Guerin,
Minister of Justice.
Ex-Premier Casmr-Perier has declared his
Intention TO be a candidate for the Presidency OF
the Chamber.