New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17


A meeting Of the SOCIALIST members OIL 'ne
-harnber of Deputies was heio inns afternoon
,or the purpose Of decidiiis upon 'he ooui'e ~
he pursued by the SociaNs' group !" VIC" "a
D0 - 81 a successor to NJ. Casimir-
,,.u,on ard discussing the availability OF cam
,,sa... .s the resignation of the Cabinet
uu''9 ,,at Of the President. is regarded by
Socialist triumph, it is thought
INV leaders Of that organization will as
''' thoroughly aggressive attitude in the
,-,i,nal Assembly tomorrow ~ o.,
N&uonSS adc,aIist Deputies have asked NJ Guerin,
Minister of Justice to n3eraie deputies mn,s
0elai terms IN prison, and also demand that
SCI sei sxnulson of NJ, Rouanet from the Chamber
a ere saturday last for period of fifteen days
on un not deprive him Of the right to sit in
eh National Convention called TO elect sue
o s,S TO NJ CasimirPerier and take part In
tSs proceedings of that body. AS this demand
is likely to be refused. Sood oeai OF Sociaiisl
vaporing may be looked for
iictive canvassng of the Presidential prefer
ences Of the various Senators and Deputies mas
beer in procress during the day. many OF the
Chambers of the Senate and Chamber OF Deputies
having been visited at their homes The candl-
da,es include besides those already mentioned,
premier Dupuy, NJ. Cavaisnac and NJ Chaneme-
LacOur ., , ca.o. rros
hold in the Palais du Luxembourg at $50 p n'
and remained in session until nearly O'Clock.
n Waldeck- Rousseau. who was present u'-
ciarad repeatedly that he would not be candl-
date This declaration. however, was not re-
90 as sincere by the Brissonites. who were
ih",,ned 10 look upon NJ Wadeck- Rousseau as
dongerous rival to their favorite or to any other
osnirant TO the Presidency In view OF the re-
fnsal Of NJ Wadeck- Rousseau, the Union Repuo-
i'"ans and the Union Progressists. who were in
his favor have put forward NJ Felix Faure as
their candidate, and current discussion OF the
.,na.ion leaves Faure and Brisson the principal
candidates. According to the estimates at
o'clock tonight NJ. Brisson will obtain $50 votes
on the first ballot tomorrow.
pp1ssON AND FAURE THE FAvORITES
The secrecy Of the ballot for President Will in
sure to NJ Brisson many besides Radical votes IN
the National Assembly. There Is a considerable
number OF Deputies who while unwilling to ad-
yocate openly the election Of Radical, prefer 10
vote for one privately rather than run the risk
NJ a dissolution which would follow speedily the
choice Of any one except Brsson Among 'hese
secret supporters Of Brisson Will be several Up,
pOrtunists. who fear ulssoiuuoh dooNe a''
things w.,
Early this evening the prospects OF Leon
Bourgeois. ex-Minister of Justice. ana senator
Nacnin were discussed generally. Several lead
ing Senators of the Right favored the choice Oh
Waldeck- Rousseau. The plain tendency of opin-
ion as the evening advanced, however WaS Ea~s
and Henri Brsson. and that no dark morse Is
likely to run ahead OF either 1t is not beheved
that the election will be made on the first ballot
II was learned late this evening that the he,
nublican Senators while in caucus took second
vote on candidates which resulted as ioiIoWs'
Waldeck- ! Rousseau, 81: Brisson. GO; Louoet, Du-
INV and Challemel-L acour. 80 among them
At II o'clock II announced that NJ wal
deck Rousseau had decided 10 be canuidate LOT
the Presidency. He reached this decision after
mature consideration and consultation with MS
.r.ends If he adhere to it he will force Faure
into the background
A REVOLUTIONARY APPEAL SENT oCI'
The revolutionary Socialists have sent out
manifesto in which they denounce Casiin'r-
Perier as the representative of financial feudai-
ISM They appeal TO the people 10 obhterate the
bourgeois Government and to erect In Its place
the Social Republic. not hestating 10 use Mo,
ience n the men in power offer resistance. the
manifesto has had some effect upon the IoWeI
classes and has increased the genera! leenhs vi
uneasiness NJ. Lepine Project OF Police, mas
taken steps this evening TO suppress oisorder a'
short notice In any part OF the city.
The "Soir' says that while the Presidents me
sage was being read in the Senate, NJ: Floquet
shouted with ironieal emphasis; Ihat VIII
make fine impression abroad ,
In the Chamber Baudry Asson' tne Dreams cams
greeted the message with "Hurrah for the King!
London. Jan. 16.-The Paris correspondent OF
the Daily News says:
There is but one opinion in all parties and that
Come n Of 1T pstuani irritation T., AZ srs' 81,
read the Presidents message to the ShamDef Mn
,ry must release Richard and Carnaud and allow
Jag ns ana tomorrow or the election vim be
invalid Waldeck Rousseau chances woau nav o
his friends months ago and accepted office
IN discussing the various causes of Casinir-
Perier's resignation. THE News" correspondent
remarks:
Nine Casinir- Perier WINGED under l.ot the s RE
could not be intimate with the reac,ionists ana ana
she found that she must greatly ra 9I'a are ex
elusive and like to keep a small, select circle;
hS orn so h Esee be
house where money must be squandef.eu rec, n r,iv
da and not worm STs r som was reduced
TO exercise in the riding school ana her daughasi
the parents fearing to allow them in the Bois as
formerly. The family personal convenience was
~ casimlr.Perier wanted the situation Of King
with no irksome duties.
1.-The Daily Graphic correspondent says;
waldeck Rousseau's consenting to stand has nad
qualified than he to undo the mischief cause, ny
Per w re f1w to stand
The troops have been confined 10 the barracks
"The Daily Newss" correspondent in Berlin
says in a long dispatch on the French crisis
The universal opinion in political circles here Is
ardce which has piunee ed France into the gravest
Complications The situation is watched with the
@ ha the sTgg the
the Socialists has entered decisive sagf , amn
uate Socialism elsewhere IN EUROPE sspeGai cor m
Italy In the Wa of the prncpa
bourgeois in France, adding that a similar rate
was prepared for the bourgeosie OF other coun-
tries.
THE Daily Newss" correspondent in Vienna
GAYS that NJ. Loze. the French Ambassador,
though astonished. defends Casimir- Perier. who,
he saws always likes to be in the thick OF battle,
but found Il TO be against his whole nature to re-
main in place where defence was impossible.
The Versailles Congress. which is to assemble
to-day to elect the President OF the French
Republic, is composed OF all the Senator's and
Deputies. When NJ Carnot was assassnated on
Sunday. June "a. 1884, NJ. Challemel-Lacour Pres-
dent of the Senate convoked the Congress for
Wednesday. June q. and was accused at the time
OF having delayed the sitting for the purpose OF