Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
FRENCH ROYALISTS.
Believed 10 Be Preparing i0r Action
DuTIlg The Crisis.
DUKE OF ORLEANS GOES roDOvER.

Presumably rar the Purpose Of Confer.
ring VITA the Leaders Of His
Party in France.
LONDON, Jan. l6-rhe Duke cf
Orlsnns, pretondcr u the throne
france, left Stowe House To-Day Tor
Dover. II 10 presumed he ls going to
Belgium or will meet hls supporter. At
Dover Consequently it Do believed
tho royalisls OF France are preparing
10 take some action in view OF tie
cdsls.
cAaDDATFs FOR THE rRtHuESCy.
q dispatch 90 tho Standard from
Paris fuy.: N, JaaimUrpuuer, during
nis Presidency, has done nothing re-.
mlfsahlU. hIs present decision indi.
cafes great lack OF n raj courage, BE-.
slides 90. BfIssln aud DurIy, luJ other
candidates tur tho plUHlUuuuy aru Gen.
clnl FEWER ami ST. Mauag, and Ca.
yhlguAC,
EUROPE wAICuigG mE uLvELo.
HIsIa.
pAms, Jan. l1.--ruo attention OF the
whole 90 Europe be- C.uluf1I upOu thin
city. There is no doubt thglthc political
rrialB resulting nom the resignation OF
thr Iuuuy ministry ami tue Buuse.
guuut Ilsi. IuaUu Ut riUtlIunl Casimif-
bsuUr lH the most serious iu thu bic.
tory Ui France. However, the Crieis
hoe not mad any gt.at elect upon the
uuuuH. liHules opened tniB morning
only Iic l1wUr aud auviCcs received
auiu from Vienna say tine opening 0i
tug ulufsg there was nru.
The minister met at lua,m iI d|Haua.
] the situation anu thu Socialist gr.up %
/ Iuiuuga will meet 90 / p.m, o. arrange
"a program kumDr $3.50 circulating
/ that tho dissolution of Parliament BE-
expected, The opinion us pEprgsHul
| luIH morning nt tue clubs and on the
b1uIuvafJg 10 unanimous with the
pTras iu strongly c0udemulaE ll. Cash.
mir Pouer Tor having TH iEurl il tue
midst Of "a parliamentary crisis,
TAUuLY DISCUSSING TIE CRISIS.
Tnu ministers met NJ noon again TO.
day aud 20 ~ uuutrstO0I the whole
! political ltugliln was thoroughly dis.
cussCl. lhc meeting took place nj tue
miuistfy OF luo Interior which was
surrounded by crowds eagerly discuss.
lug tue CFiSls In tue ntaiTa OF France,
ia s0uu quar,ofs % 10 stated the rosig.
nation OF the president Us not considered
official until 10 IH announced 90 the
| Chamber Of DeluiiUE, 10 10 expected
| ilu official announcement viii be-
made 20 that body about 3 O'Clock this
! Afternoon. Ouo Hlguintnut icAturr of
/ tue resiguati0u Uf tnu president ia tht
! fact that his action u condemned even
/ by hlr most Intimate encourage.
Al II o'clJCs this morning NJ. Cast.
] mlr.Purirr received Premier Dupuy
aud the rect OF the cabinet miuihIets
| Ailtr Bhurt conference they with
drew uul the on GERS " the plusidBupt
] military household conveyed 10 NJ,
! Duluy, NJ. Caslmir.PetleT's letter re-
signing the proficiency. Inis letter viii
/ be- TuHu IN tue senate anu chamber Vi
| deputies uutlug the afternoon.
In spite Uf the great interest taken
In the political critiF, the city remaini
| Tranquil. Tho resignation OF th1
| president produced d complete stand
| ttill IN the busiuuta tendency ON the
exchange. Buying was stopped aud
/ there was d closing VI accounts for u
risu. rhis was proceeding rapidly IN
nll departments. There was "a general
| though moderate decline. French
rente5 fgll ~ with the majority OF Inter
national stocks.
THE PRESIDENTS LETTER OF REsIG
NATION,
Tho senate aud chamber met At
| O'clock this afternoon aud the follow
/ ing letter from Nj. CasimiT.Perier WA
| read.
''l did not conceal from myself ia,
| difficulties Of tho task which TIT
rational assembly imposed upon ine
! had ioresccu them, but iiioue docs no
refuse a pOst,inls Of moment nnger,o ont
can only preserve ones dignity IA tn,
/ conviction that the country is beiu,
served. The president OF the republic
| without means OF action Or withou
| control, can derive from tuu confidence
! VI tho nation alone that moral force
| without which he IL nothing, GOub
| neither ihe good sense nor the justlCl
| Of France, but public opinion has bUgI
| led hsllay. More than twenty year
! devoted 70 the same Cauag, more thar
twenty years Of attachment 10 the re
| public Aud devotion TO democracy, havl
saillCUd neither 10 convince tue fepu0
llu OF tho ainCerity anu nrdUr OF nj
| political faith, nor disabuao my al
vcTsarirs who believe, or AFFECT 10 be
ligyu, that l will make myself al
| instrument OF their passions or hopes
"FOr tho last six m9nthB a campnigl
OF alundor and Insult has been going OF
| syaiugt the army, mAgistrlcy, PArlia,
| meut and the hleraTChial chief OF Ga,
| state, and this license to disseminate
social hatred continues 10 DO Gale,
'liberty Of thought
"rhe respect anu ambition which
| entertain Tor my country will not M
low me ~ acknowledge that the ser
wants Of the country ana ho VIII
! represents IL ia the presence OF foreign
nations may DO iusullsI every DAY.
81 an content 10 bear the weight o
moral responsibilities placed upOn m
in tho condition OF pOWorlessnesa 4
which 1 am condemned. PeThaps Al
laying down my functions, / ahal
have nisgbgI out tho power " duty 4
tnoto VINO arc s1iCitouH Tor the dipuIt,
Of power and good name OF France IL
the world. Invariably true 10 myfeli
1 remain persuaded that reforms cur
only be carried out with tho agslslanc
OF government determined to insur
respect tor the lnws, make Itself Obeye,
by lis suuUrdinntte anu group thom al
together In common actions for Ia
common good.
"ln spite OF the gloom OF tho prosen
hour, an have failed IN the further
suce ot social progress and Justice,
lay on the table NJ the Senate am