Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

Freyciuet was not a man 90 remain a
great while In prefecture when he be-
lleved that he would b. OF more utility
elsewhere. A soon ns Gambetta ar
rived ~ Tours, a month later, In octo-
Der. 20. Mr. do Freycinot hurried
thither ana demanded more active sor.
vice. Having united IN his hands she
departments u war and interior, Cam
BETA appointed ne project a. his per-
aonal delegate for the war dcpartne nj.
IN this position do Froyciuers admin
iFtrluve experience and vast technical
knowledge enabled him 10 render Inc
valuable aorvicr 60 the provisional
government IN less than four months
100000 men were equipped and sent to
meet the enc7ny. This f01us represent
Cd an average equalization Of two rpEi-
mNuls, or 5000 mon u DAY. That is
mnrr than the great Alrfrra has ever
done here Ia our war with Spain. In
q book written In 1871. Mr.. de FreycInot
has rctracod With an nbundanrr aud
precision Of details. a clcarnoHg Of ex-
position and simplicity of recital. nit
the tremendous Efforts h. made 1t tbtt
period 90 Impress upon the dirott 1u III
military officers that activity ana eugr-
EN 90 necessary % sustain nni.cnciur-
iEg inc rf4lFtauvc ara tu raise. suut,
nnd Instruct she recruits whl FOUGHT
TIE German army f1r four m0rfhs. or
~ tlmhetiaH Cu-wOrkors. Mr. DO
froyclnci is the one VINO contributed
Hs'., eilcicionsly g. the ormnlzntfln
~ thf provincial Government nHI IA
the aiming ~ the nation while p,rIr
wac heurgti. lie had the fprhnie,t
QUANTITIES ihaf were lndisrpn all'r fIr
w fliuilun N % great uumher Of apr.
.HAI pi'hIruH. a mcthodicnl mind "A
.ui'f'nH activity ana Hu lndlmftbfe
PnILWnNiN no Froyclnern political
,nginlrH hnyo triod 30 bcutiie this riorl.
wy NNIh. nli history. which viii be
~, ON Ayers administration. will
uNu'uhitdy say shat hs served his
periods ''''''A'
Mr. de- Frcyclnet retired from IA,
government after fhe armisf.g. ,gt
"AH candidate Tor the untIir,t 49,
il''y ln July 1871; being ds'saisd.
~ WI BACK ~ private lie. whore
ilIyd uutll The senatorial aiec.
l'h OF 1876. For i've yaara ,ft.r a.
War ~" members ~ thn r1ylrrgtI,,t ~
hatinh.A defense had been sutr1e,,tt-i,.
n.uHeu' ihHir acts and mntlvrr nir.,ti.
.tfu'u. NJ d. Freycinrt e1nafi.-.t
.hAt w, ..mn had come 20 lak Tho si.r-
t.iH or l1rH tu show hy thrIr y.,f.s
Whrihcf one ~ lhr most Iup,rl,pt
as.i's ot thnt fay0um = was worthy
ih,ir ,Nnhirnr.. IN. Response was
~ "N hNlN NI.H NN'INi nN
,Atie majority. From that moment
hoFnn hlH political career
MS WORK WITH THE ARMY.
IN The senate ". DE- Frcycinet took n
lr1dinE position. H. was named chair.
man 81 tn army committee and pfs.
.'uini ftmhfknblo report un the now
laW providing Tor the reorganization ~
thr military forces tn following year
DC hrcam0 minister % public work and
mmriAi.ly afterwards introduced his
great project % extending the railway
uul water communications of France
a pfulroi Involving tho expenditure "
90 mAliuuH .f dollars. which has beer.
only executed. 81 de- Frryrinet nsxt
position was president OF the council
uud minister uf foreign AFFAIRS Al
though Protestant hia defIre 10 deal
gently with tho catholic religious con.
Ffrgutluna caused his downfall. and "a
passing difference with hin friend Gam.
beira excluded him from she ministry
formed uy tho eN-d'rfat1r Of Tours
ana which succeeded hlH own. However.
oumhetia was iu bio turn. soon thrown
out " Office ana NJ. d. Froycinat TO-.
turned % power ne premier and min.
lster u foreign unaifA Again minister
m issi and 1856. h. was finally named
minister VI war IN the Floquet cabinet
NJ 1855 iio has retained thiH post ln
she three ministries that have been
formed since. When boz became see.
rriury n war there was q great outrry
among conservatives They threw 40
their hands To- despair a. the idea Of 4