The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-20
President Fauro's Diaioult Task.


The same conditions which caused Cast
mir Perer TO resign the presidency of
France confront Felix Faure. the new
President The moderate republicans
supported Casmir- Perier and they are
the supporters Of President Faure They
are largely in the majority i'm the Senate,
but are in the minority In the Chamber
of Deputies. Casimir-Perier found il
impossible TO conduct the government
with majority of the chamber
against him. He could not get a min
istry in harmony with his policies that
could get the support of the chamber
Is it possible for President Faure to do
what Casimir-Perer failed to accomplish?
1t is doubtful if he can
The radical and socialistic papers have
already begun to attack President Faure
Their tone toward him is uncompromis-
ingly bitter. Can any ministry he may
form, that is friendly to him. find favor
with the chamber? 1t is not thought it
can.
President Faure might dissolve parlia-
ment and appeal to the country, hoping to
get a majority of conservative republicans
in the chamber The chances are he would
be disappointed. In that event. what
would there be left for him to do? Would
he not have to resign, as Casimir-Perier
did?
1t looks as if France would have to
amend her constitution in order to insure
the stability of the republic Her pres-
dent is now elective. as in this country,
and is independent of her parliament.
But her ministry is not Independent of her
parliament. as the Presidents cabinet is
! of congress in this country Her con-
stitution is mixture of the constitutions
of England and this country. and it
doesn't work we'll in practice. 1t exposes
her to grave perlls The efforts of Presi-
dent Faure to govern with majority in
the chamber against him will be watched
with interest
The military parade yesterday was an
/ extremely creditable one TO the citizen
soldiery of Savannah. The First Nolun-
! teer Regiment of Georgia, in two battal-
/ ions uniformed alike in blue, was sight
/ that has not been seen here since the
| piping days of peace" prior to 81. The
! Guards Battalion of four companies in
/ gray was the ideal of military body.
! An ex-confederate officer, who distin-
! guished himself as a captain of artillery.
remarked, as the battalion marched down
South Broad street. that he had many a
time, seen such boys going into battle
with the same quick light step. The
| Georgia Hussars, as usual presented a
handsome appearance i'm their fun dress
uniform. and the solid Chatham Artillery,
with its battery of guns and caissons,
! was ready to 70 into action at the com
mand. 1t is Savannahs boast that she
/ has the best military organizations in the
state, if not in the south and the parade
| yesterday. in honor of the natal day of the
great southern hero. sustained the claim.
In his message to the legislature. read
to that body on Jan. 3, Gov. sheldon of
South Dakota, devoted nearly half page
of manuscript to the praise of 'AIr w
| w Taylor, our efficient and faithful out
going treasurer" In proclamation pub
nshed on Jan. 10. GOV. Sheldon offered
reward Of $4,000 for the arrest of this
same Taylor, on the charge of stealing
to bluff so successfully as Taylor did,
would be great a poker.
NJ. Faure. the new president of France,
must necessarily be a great man Like
our own Ulysses S. Grant and Jay Gould,
| NJ. Faure once worked in a tan yard.