The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-01

Of tho republican majority for "A settle
mont and urged discussion as the best
means Of preventing the spread of r,> olu-
tionary doctrines.
tcni inuinR, the premier said that the
government would not lail Ia IFS duty h
enforce respect iOr me iawp ana maiii-
tain pubic order.
Nj. Mciiuc concluded with aaiuiing par-
.iamcnt to not raise irruat4ns questions
1 IN. the interest % France. Nnlci ice as
hcrt,u lh!r5ttu for peace ana tranquility y.
ne siat.n,eni oi sac iiiii.ir niin4atvi Mas
aplinuuvd. he stiihtr ti,n lay vote o.
2lh to H. refused 10 conAiic, u private mcin-
bei piopusa! Tor ii revision vi the con
kttiutiun.
In anticipation OF lhe announcement of
tn. ministerial proel.nnl, the galleries
were crowded todas ana tunre Nus a fun
attendance OF nuinhrrs Premier Meline Is
statements were srraied witn applause by
tlr Crntrist~. lnilIculIrlS ia his ueuunGia-
ton ol tI. socialists.
Nj Gohlc, maintained that The cabinet
Nni been chosen nom ou7ipr 81 ga" re-
publican pruBr' 4sis' maturity. lli the
formation of cabinet. IL aided. tbr
chandler Of dopulhs aud not the sunats
should htve been consulted. He eNpf.ss.I
the hope that the deputics woe vote
against IN" governments
". l'dnl I)csrlianc' spoke niE' atty al
yocdtue "A revision at tie constitution.
NJ. M.lino replied thal % WAS mpos-I-
bic Tor ia" ministry to discuss ihr 'iu"A.
tion OF r"N iriun a. lhis time bat ihai the
matter would come hrfol. The chamber OF
deputies in due r'aaNuN, IN" premier mon
asked tho chamber fUr yut, OF commence.
lie dcc.nrcd mat harmony between tho
chamber of deputies aud tho senatc iA nec-
eTHary To ihc proper conduct OF the gov
oruiucnt At the same time hr aided the
government IL ready to acknowledl;e The
riVht Of universal suffrage. INC govern
mcnt's programme. VI. incline said, WAS
hhsvd upon Tic known wishes OF the conn
Try.
NJ. Bourgeois, premier OF the late cabl-
net, asked him II the direction of the
country belonged 10 the chamber of d"pn-
lies on to the arnaie. Tho recent action
OF the last named body, NJ. bourgeois az
serted. made II necessary hat the cham
BIER should uphold its vote of ArilI r. AZ
frmins the pfodominanee OF 'hs represent
utiyrs of universal suffrage and the cham
ber's determination To pursue policy Of
democratic reform. Loud appaus" from
members OF the LEFT followed this decafa-
ton
NJ bourgeois concluded by saying: we
stand ready for dissolution of pnrlla-
mcni and for revision Of IN" constitution.
IT IL the duty of the nat,onh. assembly
10 define tine powers of the chnmber of
deputies aud TIA" senate"
NJ. Mcliuc nstoI why u was that NJ.
Ronrseo'- Hemand'l MAJ tn' pi's.ht 10y
ornmcn, underiHke me revision Of we con
siituiinn when ht had avoided that task
himself The government. IA" SAID. w"uld
rcprdiatc that pelicy as londing TO hah-
gnlous agitation.
NJ. Ricard, minister of Justice in the late
cabinet, rcnlroducnd his motion of Aurll
g. to which bourgeois hh1 just bHnnfp,
and demanded The urgency of II, "hl u
wps on demand Of Mclsne. rejected by
vote OF II 10 25i,
Premier Mr,ine then accepted motion
affirming the prcpondrrnufe 81 uniV"rFh'
suffrnge and approving the governmental
stand The fret part of the motion wa
adoptcd by unar iuiDlis vote Ihn second
cHrt was a,-i'-. ~ a standing vote wv
ayes 10 25G NAYS. M
The chamber then adjourned III May -
The radlrnl and socialist minority met
nftor the siding OF the chamber tobnY ana
decided unon nn active chinpaign nFilnNt
the senate I'm favor Of universal ruhrANe
I'm every commune in the country. 1he
meeting appointed central committee m
Guiding NJ bourgeois, Loekfoi, Gihaui'
Damor aud Pe,laeian.
London. AprIl 20 The Paris correspond
ent of tho London Times SAYS. No one
can doubt ~. Molines ability and hlgh
sense of duty. lie Inns certainly mnd"
great sacrifice. after declining pfhce Tor
eleven years, IN leaving an innueh'lai
position. removed from party strife ana
throwing himself into the breach OF
What angcrs the radicals ~ hai so
universally respected man shouli nave
accepted The post OF duty ana nangef
They vent their rage on the president Tor
summarizing him at " impossihle 10 pre-