The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-26
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also said: From all parts expressions of
emotion and sorrow are arriving France
weeps at the loss of the loyal servant and
fidelity the national flag and who awakened
in Europe feelings which show
how great is the ordeal through
republic will ever remember President
Carnot. Our sympathies are with the fam
lily which mourns his loss and which, like like
country joins in the indignation felt at the
crime
NJ Cassfmir-Perier, after he had finished
reading the Premier's letter. snId: The
Chamber of Deputies and France associate
themselves with these words. Let Us bCT
over life of devotion to the fatherland
and to the republic. The President cf the
Chamber then made an address of con-
dolence with the family, concluding with:
France remains brave and strong even in
the day of national mourning" The CHAM
Der of Deputies then adjourned.
The Senate was crowded this afternoon
when the President, NJ. Challemel-L acour.
made an address expressive of the Senate's
feeling at the death Of President Cur
not. In so doing he eulogized the dignity
and upright. unassuming, irreprcachaole
conduct OF Carnot. Europe" he contin-
ued. is appreciating the nobleness and
Frances grief" The speaker then voiced
the Senates coincidence with the family.
saying: IF any mans innate goodness
should have guarded him from hatred and
fanaticism 1t was President Carnot. The
crime has strengthened our energetic re
solve to defend the fundamental laws VI
society and to protect humanity from out
rage The coming Congress will show IN
shaken confidence in the abiding character
OF republican Institutions and its choice
will be ratified by the great majority o;
Frenchmen who are solely concerned in in
surfing abroad the honor of the state and
within its borders peace" The sitting OF
the senate was then closed.
Crowds of people during the morning and
this afternoon surrounded the Elysee pal
ace where all the foreign ambassadors HEu
ministers. Senators and Deputies call during
the day The ma 1Ority OF the Deputies, after
calling at the Elsyee. assembled at the
ties were held during the afternoon.
The Senate and Chamber of Deputies will
ASSEMBLE In electoral congress at Yer
sailleS at u. m, Wednesday next, for the
purpose OF electing a new President. Re-
garding the political situation. 1T is be-
President Of the Chamber OF Deputies, has
the best chance of succeeding the fate
President. but the names or NM. lChalle-
mel-Lacour. President OF the Senate; ca
yaignac. Dupuy. Brlsson. Constans and
General Saussier are also mentioned as
likely to be strong candidates.
At a meeting of the extreme Left party
the members decided to support the can
didacy of NJ. Brisson ex-President of the
Chamber and exPremier, for the presi-
dency. The Republican group resolved TO
support NJ Cassmir-Perier The Social
lists, who favor the suppression of the pres
idency, have decided to vote in order to
prevent the election or a reactOnary
capitaista member of the clerical party.
BY far the greater number of the Sen
ators are understood to support the cam
didacy of NJ. Casslmir-Perier.
To BE Inferred sunday.
LONDON, June Pa dispatch to the
Daily News from Paris says that the fr-
neral of President Carnot has been fixed
for Sunday. The remains will be laid in
the Pantheon where Victor Hugo is buried
beside those of Lazare Carnot, the Presi-
dents grandfather.