New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-19

Emile Loubet chosen seventh President OF the
third French Republic. has long been prominent
I'm public affairs He has twice been Pres.cent OF
the Senate, has been a member Of several ME-
istries. and once Premier Of France. Unth ~
election as President he had come into creates
prominence in 1892 when the Ministry when "
headed went down as a result Of the Pana1'
scandals
NJ Loubet was born al Marsanne Departments
the Dr6ne on December 81. 1855 He studied laT
obtaining a doctorate. and practised that pro's'
sion a. Aionteiimar Of which he became Ma! os' -
February. 1876 he stood FOR election 10 the Chal'
Der of Deputies as a Republican but al tne sA-'
time qualified his adherence to Republican p'~
ciples by declaring his opposition 10 amnesty y.
political offenders. He was elected. ana tooA y
seat with the Republicans Of the Lett MS pa
succeeded In forcing the resignation Of we D'Ss-.
Ministry. and he was reelected Deputy 'Ne sA'-'
year He was again elected In ISL
In January. 1855. VI. Loubet was candida's "
election TO the Senate. and was chosen, Deeom.-s
Minister OF Public Works IN the Cao.net Of =
Tirard. which held Office only three mon'hs-n'
December p. 1857. 10 April 5 IS" on the i1A
the Ministry OF ". de Freycinet' NJ Losoe. ""
requested by President Sad-Carnot' whose 1''..
he was to constitute new NlhislIE, '''''.','
far as possible the old members IAis ne ''D'
took for himself the portfolio OF me l"'e'0.
Under his Premiership the 'aNiI'r-' 40 a.
affairs to the entire satisfaction OF those OF 'as
treme Left. aroused the hostility OF the No's.'
Republicans. who were then in the maloF!'
d,eicultles and the dangers OF its aiutuee w.
made especially acute by the prolonged ".I..
arising from the complaints az the miners ~
maux. II was found necessary 10 seho .osf =,
that place 10 que the disturbances iu b.
course. incensed those on the Left, VINO AZ Wv
terpellatlon made in tho Chamber OF DepO. g,
October l6 1892. reproached the Mihs,'s ~ Ss.,,
lack OF sympathy and the insutlicency Of Us eH.,-
for the ameoration Of the condition OF '"e -
The Right criticised the Ministry for Us nov.
tom I'm the face Of such long and violent '...
ference with the freedom Ok labor. NJ Louue' -
took unon himself the mission OF an aro'Ha"
tween the miners and their employers a"o 60
decision STIMULATING for the readnllss'0n -,
worknen 10 the works except those VINO hsu "a,
condemned for violence by the courts. IAe L..
objected 10 this exception, and inc "I.r
proposed in the Chamber OF Deputies 10 -.
their demand. This resulted IN iSNo 80 rs
manifestations on the part 81 the employee -
agitation spread to Lyons and other lhdus'''''
tres. .,L III
In the course OF this unrestrained anarch'N, :,
tation a bomb was placed before the door "a,
Paris Offices OF the Compagnie De Cafi.a ma o
owners OF the mines. When II was ip - klhss
tba Central police office the bomb eNp!oCey Assri
i've persons' At an Interpolation made ln,ss,sns
dav The Government of NJ. LOubet was IS - nee.
and received greater powers 10 control I'd alg
ings prohibit aiades and the carsyl"s =, line 4
In the streets on CarmauX At the sam ..ui,,asces .
law was passed forb.dding anagchstc coTTddsat
the newspapers. after which vote q wv
was voted OF November j. lS2 hseause ..
Ten days later the Ministry resigned Vr,rvestlg,'
an adverse vote on the Panama scaH1a.11 rat
ton This does not I'm the least iihpS "a scss'
Loubet was culpaOy connected WIN !, SsSyes,lgS
das. As Premier he had ordered ,e1antraeh cor
ton Of the charges but when Baron 20 1Chamlx
mitted suicide. and II was proposed III ~ ~. body y
10 seize all his effects and cNhume ~ On legs
Loubet opposed these measures SNIP s,crlon ws''
grounds Those VINO favored sucn peS,c8s
Chiefly Bouangists. Monorchists ana i've rsrr
they were not sustained by the cohse'' .
bers. . ,,r,hsr yino,.
The correctness OF his attitude was I,ry whlcs
Gated by the fact that the lthot M.h "a me pos
succeeded his maintained practically me chosss
ton on the subject NJ LOubct was S,s nreslts,,
10 the Senate ana in 1886 was eecten ~ Ia 10 ths'
In January Of last year ne was re-''''
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