New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-19
FREDERIC R. coUDERr on THE CRISIS.

MINISTER'S ARE APPOINTED.
Frederic r. Coudert said yesterday. in speaking
OF the French President:
The selection OF NJ Faure is. upon the whole a
happy solution OF the crisis in France Athougn
he is not man OF such eminence as 10 nave A.
called attention 10 himself candidate. so laf
the OF the people are concerned. YET ne ~
well and iayoraoy kn0Wn as havn ssid to be n
telligent courageous and honest Ih.se are a.,
that he should be a man of great attachments. as
was for Instance NJ Theirs. and the idea is nov nov
Marshal MacMahon. While the resignation OF N
Perler was very unfortunate. the readiness WIN
pected and serious crisis is good evidence Of the
character Of the psop5e s at the e, se
people at large The utter miscarriage, 100. OF the
young D1fe ma aS sustain the
present condition and order OF things. l ora no.
danger likely 10 arise from NJ. Periers resigna-
ton but the ripple upon the surface OF arairs mas
been smaller and less appreciable than had
do not think that there is any necessity TO
maxi of the Presidepcy The role OF the
President Thoroughly understood by CaLho
namely an execpiye officer y ~so Ths Sc% TO
lies entirely in the necessity under the, present
regime Of having Ministers who are hound IN per-
Of men frequently unsympa'hetic and often hos
tile. The Ministers have not IN the mrs, pace
,iorsI ana. in the second place their importance
and influence are frequently worn put by this
tsry GresSsrn or Secretary Lamont bound TO leave
his office day to defend his acts Deore an
views might be. his influence would be gone within
,x, days , As 10 IS n2G n man of nTars but
ready and skilful orator. .,,- u,...
The French people are attached 70 this system srasn
especally under Louis Philippe. and because across
however. or fail to consider that in England they
saSe been to ts reSms
o. the Cabinet for centuries and, in tie next place
n Ssre Is Of the the Eps s IS Of
ment one central. firm; fxed point, namely me
Dent Know rom the Tn" fact s that IN the short
period or twentyfour years almost every President
Wahon, Grevy and unfortunately carnot. the VIC
Tin OF an ASSASSIN sasn. all showed how different the
eregn. who never dies and never resigns
s d VGs fGr h In tine %n ar
abolished and Secretaries take their place.
LORD RANDOLPHs CONDITION GRAVE
. SLIGHT RALLY AFTER AN EXCEEDINGLY BAD
DAY.
Iordon jan 1s.-Lord Randolph Churchill was
much worse this morning and was In a comatose
condition. It was announced at 2:55 o'clock this
afternoon that he had become much weaker and
was einking A bulletin Issued at 9:45 O'Clock this
evening said that Lord Randolph had again rallied
slightly.
ROsEBERY ON THE HOUSE OF PEERS.
HE SAYS THE GOVERNMENT RESOLUTION DEAL
ING WITH IT WILL INVOLVE THE DIS
SOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
London Jan. Is-Lord Rosebery said In speech
In Cardiff this evening that Welsh Disesablishment
would be the first measure OF the next parlia-
meniary session. He did not doubt that the Es-
tabished Church I'm Wales was doomed. but every
body must remember that the House OF Lords pre-
seated permanent barrier 70 the measures on
which the Welsh had set their hearts. The posi-
ton OF the Lords was the supreme question or the
hour When the Government resolution dealing
with This question should be submitted, II would
Involve the dissolution Of Parliament. Before the