New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
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i rune 1.-THE Deputies discussed to-day
..s,ls 10 amend the laws governing syndi-
f. premier Dupuy accepted and spoke for
= amendment proposed by Leon Guillemin.
,.oublican Deputy from the Nord; but 1t was
S'.v carried. the vote being lSS to III.
,.,r Jaures. of the Republican Union. taunted
=. government with the fickleness of its policy
- the syndicates. Ex-Premier Ribot ex-
...a regret that NJ. Guillemin's amendment
=, hasn suddenly produced in the Chamber
-, any previous examination in committee.
49, ho said was contrary TO the regular pro-
s,ure. ,,..Ao,.
n rockroy. who was in the Presidents chair.
=, that in view of the objections mentioned,
'-..or,d use his right to refer the amendment 10
..umittee. This announcement raised storm
.,o,asts from the Centre. Twenty Deputies
-. shoutng and gesticulating at once. Comte
;. parrs declared excitedly that the President
-, ,ot nullifv the Chambers solemn vote,
=, ,,ot anv attempt to do 1t was a great usur-
~ N Iockroy lost his presence of mind
paoistsIy in the unexpected storm, and replied
~, bs had only done his plain duty; however,
- rronld let the Chamber settle the matter by
.,,hsr vote The tumult was renewed NJ.
n's-o nS-ox,s voice was drowned In shouts Of ad-
Dc"utyS utyS;crle and protest. hundred Deputies
N--aad the aisles and shouted and shook their
~ 81 the President. When he could again
p. himself heard. NJ. LoCkroy proposed 10 put
ro,s the demand that the amendment be re-
Ga n q committee. NJ. Jaures. who first made
8 demand. then withdrew II. saying that
-,;fer Of right not TO be determined by the
..r,her's vote was in question. NJ. de La
49,, Republican from the Dordogne, fathered
sSsr demand OF the same tendency. IT was
..rted by vote 2lS TO lsO
r.. oues,ion Of the workmen's syndicates or
s.. unions brought about the wreck OF the
- psri4r Cabinet. That bodys successor the
80 Ministry. has come near going 10 pieces on
=, came rock since K secured a majority OF only
.svsn votes on the Guiliemn amendment. and 1t
| ,s he remembered that there are just e.even
v,l.,ers. some OF whom are Deputies. and not
| T,sy 10 vote against any motion or amendment
roeoved by the Cabinet.
mis- vote and the tumut which followed II IN the
Gambler are not llke.y to increase confidence IN
G, maintenance Of the Dupuy Ministry whose iu-
=. has appeared rather gloomy and insecure. even
. NJ opportunist press Of Paris. and TO lie Cour-
| ~ des Eiats-Unis." Of New-York. which said, on
!-e s:
| =, us not forget that the adversaries OF the
Yrsr Cabinet have had with them 22o Repuo.icans
...ving the Socialists. No previous Ministry ever
M 50 many Republicans against II.
lsi referring TO a victory won by the Dupuy
cs,s but in the face OF minority vote OF le9
4, Sme semi-offical Frsnco-American organ
dbl
~ 10 voices which have voted against the order
q ~ day of confidence form minority SUM-
CITY big with menaces.
Euosd seem that faithful 10 the watchword OF
es 0prortunst Republican party. which IL repre-
sn,, the Dupuy Ministry gives liberal and iaVor-
hs Interpretation 20 the law Of syndicates which
r construed in narrow and illiberal spirit by the
dsimsr-Perier Cabinet Mr.. Jaures "taunted the
government" says the cable dispatch. with the
.ckeness Of its policy toward the syndcates. The
ueaton and existence Of such syndicates were au-
Aorized by special law in 1854; but reactionary
Mnsteries constantly aimed at embarrassing the
vorkingmen In the full enjoyment OF the rights or
ton meetings assessments, etc, granted ny
hat law. general convention OF railway employees
vas he'd lately in France where some railroads are
ueraied by the State. NJ JOnnart. Minister OF Pub
X Works was accused Of having done secretly ali
y could to induce the directors Of the railroad
cnpanies 10 prevent their employees from attenl-
sg the convention. while he openly ordered the men
s-coyed the State railways not 10 take part IN
Is deliberations. When he interpel.atcd IN the
Gambler that subject, he said that the latter
employees were mere State officials. But this eX-
Ianaiion not accepted by the Deputies. large
l5,nart. and thus overthrow the Cabinet Of NJ.
Gslmir-Perer. still this syndicate question was
mere preteXt 10 satisfy political rancoTs and tpe
Gambler, which Is Conservative. has given sNgAt
tsorty 70 the Dupuy Cabinet, which supported the
Gzlennin amendment. intended probably. TO insure
@ complete application OF the semi-Socialist law
s4 relative 10 worklngmen's syndlcates.