The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-27
new MINISTRY
OF FRANCE
SUSTAINED
By Chamber OF Deputies = The
Patriotic Statements of WAL
deck..Rousscan's Cabinet
FIRST DUTY OF GOVERNMENT
TO Have all Judicial, Decisions Re.
spcctcd..A Truce Asked Of Ir.
ritating Discussions.

ministry presented themselves to the
chambers this afternoon.
The chamber OF deputies was throng-
ed, and there was great animation at
the opening Of the session when 1t be-
came known that two alleged hostile
groups. the soclalist-radlcals and the
democratic left. had decided to vote In
| favor OF the government. and that NJ.
Paul de Cassagnac had withdrawn hls
Interpolation.
| Identical statements were read in the
chamber Of deputies by the premier,
NJ. Waldeck-Rousseau, and in the sem
ate by the minister Of justice, NJ. Monis.
| They were as follows:
"The chamber OF deputies. In express
Ing Itself. resolved not to support any
government but one determined to de-
fend energetlcally republican Institution
and assure public order. has clearly de-
fined the task imposed upon the new
cabinet. The ministry has no other am
billion than to accomplish 1t. In order
to bring about the pacincation OF the
country and to maintain intact our
common Inheritance. 1t seemed to us
that existing delusIons should be cf-
! faced and that the work we are about
10 undertake required the cooperation
Of all republicans. When the aim is
definite, though varying according to
the methods OF different schools. accord
becomes easier and controversies are
lost In the presence OF the one duty to
| per form to end the agitations pur-
sued under dlsguises easy TO penetrate.
against the regime which has been
sanctioned and will be upheld by uni
versal suffrage. and to require from all
the services. loyal assistance and cour-
ageous assumption OF responsibility.
Ask for n Truce.
Such Is necessarily tn. first duty
| of the government. 1t IS resolved to
have all judicial decisions respected,
an DIFF the first wish OF the country Is to
listen to the voice Of Justice 1t will
\ maintain silence and respect while Its
| ueCISlOilS uTe ptcpuTeu. -r~a i.
"1u the from: rank OF. the important,
interests OF the country. bound up with
the conservation OF the dignity of the
nation, we place the interests OF the
army which the republic has construct
ed on Il stronger and wider basis, and
which is synonomous with the repub-
| lies security and Is the pride of France.
We think. with the army's most illus
trious and surest guides. that inviolable
attachment to discipline Is the first and
essential guarantee of the nrmy's own
greatness. We Intend TO defend 1t with
the same energy against the attacks
most undcserved OF Insults,
I'VE desire above all TINT appcase-
ment may be accomplished and It will
come quickly II everyone will give up
being n law unto himself and bow to the
law Of the land.
| ITO accomplish the work which hns
| devolved upon us we have need OF the
cooperation OF parliament and It's
| whole confidence. We ask the widest
mandate. We take the fullest respon-
sibilIty.
The First Dutr
eve os, for ,ruco or tho Irr,,ot,nr
discussions hurtrm 70 tho ,nterce,s NJ
the country, and that vo, vii, votc
without DELAY n law noccss,ry 70 tho
good working of the public services