New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16

With her son Nevertheless. at o'clock
n casImir- -Perer wrote briefly to NJ Dupuy'
saving that his decision was irrevocaoe. anu
requesting him to communlca,e Ia somswbat
crowded but until the semi-ohlclai ho'e a., az
nouncing the Presidents resignation was - uis-
played In the windows OF the newspaper on,t
, the reports about the President were generaliy
not credited The truth made dlsasreeao'''
impression ...
The Paris correspondent OF The Daily News
says:
II Cas.mir-P Perler has submitted To the Minis
try a sketch Of his message. To De iead 10 We we
Chambers tomorrow lie refers To the pattlouc
spirit in which he assumed the post OF hono'
and danger TO which he was called without nav ..
lny sought IT, Il had the slngle-ininded Wisi'
hr say "to be- not a man of party Dut a
man Of all France. TO defend order. seeking III,
splration from the example ot the ia"ier,eI i. =
Carnot But 10 my deep sorrow iounu . nc o.
pleaseI no party | was attacked ON every slue'
The attacks varied IN form. but all showed per-
Tho chief candidate for the Presidency Will be
uarri Rrisson. The National Assembly may de-
sirc to re-elect NJ Casimir-Perer but he VIII
probably refuse to come forward; NJ. Waiueeh
Rousseau is also mentioned put lie vas an III, u,
nnrtont member of the Cabinet OF 1885 NJ
bunny wished NJ Challemel-L -Lacour 10 stand nut
the latter dislikes the idea. Public ORDER does hot
seem 10 he threatened. There Is nothhg aoso-
Iufelv dangerous in the situation, but france
needs quiet
The political conditions In france must pe ""'h
,,1eel when a man Ike Casimr-Perier. endowed
with ability intelligence and bulldog tenacity gives
mn the Presidency after having held 1t for barely
seven months. St the difficulties or MS situation
were so well known that friend OF MS writing III
the Figaro" under the name OF "Amicus declared
recently that the rs-election OF NJ HriSsoh IS per-
manent Speaker of the Chamber would amount TO
an "affront" 70 President .Casmir-Perier' "ho
woud b., forced into the dilemma OF resgning MS
office or dlssolving the Parliament. Ii seems that
the first horn OF the dilemma has been accepteu
but it must have been only after all attempts 10
form a Cabinet had been exhausted NJ. Casim'r-
perer WAS elected President June 2 last, three
days after the assa ssnation Of NJ. Carnot at Lyons
He chosen especially as the repi ID
bearer OF the ant-Socalistlc crusaders his grahd,
father and father had been cherisheu py ,nr,nss @
bourgeosie. and had accumulated large fortunes. i.
mainly in the Anzin coal mines ana IN the "ahase
ment OF the Bank OF France ,,. po.,o. and
Unfortunately. the wealth OF Casmlr,rnrier anu -,
the remembrance OF his ancestors contributed to
his unpopuarty among aadiv shs aiEr'bs bs
his own friends as the embodiment OF the capital,
lstic class The public press nsfn s insars @ 20 vas a
brought trial and sentenced to prison. r,sd 70 IKE
trau, the Pran vIssTs 1epsy 'rea 10 the
nthar Hsr ,. hand " "casmir Perier had the cordial
support Of Ghnsrd as Prime Minister and Who
had been his competitor Tor the rresdency. me
ref,isL 10 commute the death-sentence OF soldier
guilty OF having insulted his officers at the mo-
,anred 10 Imprisonment for life for having be-
trayed his country.
II ia noticea bic also that NJ Casimlr Perier, who
ua, hailed as the representative Of the anti-So-
cialist leaguers, has twice succumbed to attacks,
vrowing out OF the discussions on the social Ques-
lion When he Premier, under Carnot, two
wears ago the Chamber overthrew his Cabinet In
voting against NJ Jonnard. Perler's Minister OF
Public Works who refused 10 allow the engineers
OF the State railroads to attend the Congress OF
J.ocomotiye Engineers and Flremen. The fall
OF NJ Dupuy. the late Premier. whose resignation
has finally caused that Of the President himself
I'm IN he cOmplaintS of the Socialist
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