New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-22
rorBETS MESSAGE READ.
,o7rc uTTERANCEs OF THE
FRENCH PRESIDENT.
sv FROM SENATORS AND DEPUTIES

r1o,s sFNATORs AND DEPUTIES
,vsrrD WITH GRAND GORDON
az TIE LEGION or HONOR
q, The Chamber Of Deputies was
PsfS' .h.D n Loubets message was read
o'0". sreeted with salvos OF applause
..,,ov,ng If the text Of the message
The 80 - the First Magistrature OF the
need FOR the accomplishment OF the
e0"''' ..,.,ss aevolvlne upon me the cooperation
sTsa' 60 and Chamber OF Deputies. ask
,o,, and I am sure II Will not De WIN
, Won may count upon my urn desire 10
80 all my efforts 10 the defence OF the
..,.,,,,on You have as a pledge Thereon my
,..s,,s devotion to the Republic
.-..,,ler transmission II power. accom-
l., >evr hours after the most sudden
pm" -. o,r beloved and regretted president
oeS'" -. has afforded IN the eyes or the
fe"N -, fresh proof Of the fidelity 81 France
VIZ r.,,,hrc Al q time when some misguided
'' .oe,ing 10 shake the confidence or the
ne" d, 80 Institutions The National AS
con-. -,a,rlv signlfed on Saturday its desire 10
-, the naciAcation Of mems minds ana
N"s .oh,,sb and make lasting the union az all
gepublcanS --. r,,.-r,-pr
&
-...,o-atelv devoted to the principles OF the
revolution and the regime OF liberty II
nv Constant anxiety TO assist farhaIheH'
VII ...sea~v work of tolerance and concord
u "'' -. .,l,,~sa ~ the temporary dlflculNeS
p1''"e .,,b We have passed France by her
ul0-s" - .t,,t-v and the patriotism or her
sahs"''1 .oe crown in the esteem OF the
.. Whv. then. may we not hope TOT Il s''"'
.s.-.+onairg in internal affairs Does ho'
understanding exist in the country
30 least doubt Of the necessity i''
e,,al respect to the essential ol S""S
-. the chamber which delhera'es "'oN
-. avs the magisrscy "hl'" apt'''
Oh l.,,.s-r-,ert which insures their exc
-, and the nation al army VINO"
e. .be ,r6apen4ence and integrity ~ '"e
- TIA. army which the country "\Vs an
e., - right IN loving. because the who're
.,e,s IN Il the same duty n sen
- 5.so,nllre. and knows II VIII hhu
.o-bfrI guardian n rs honor anu
r-a-oe sure ~ herself, VIII kno" no"
,-.,,. ebou+ the task of solving the
- ,.b,,b disturb me moral and material
80 a.. her citizens. and continue her
, .-s fruitful work IN the field or
- ..,sroa and art. as well as in all forIns
~, 17o,o-r,c labor. agriculture, commerce ana
industry 1900,
r1-RTHFR DEVELOPMENT URGED
.r....s ~. more ,,,s; toward ourselves, and not
.r,n. e, n ~ forgotten that our France mas
s,u..,.s ,-ofsssai the same love for progress
49,. a,s humanity Her glorious past con-
..,.,,as q pa-rinony which Va must preserve
..s.,.-esse The Republic has given to France
IT, constitutions. assured 70 her the priceless
,a,sA,s n. uninterrupted peace. has bound up
ta- wounds reconstructed her army and navy
founded great colonial empire, organized
every grade o; education. concluded Alliances
ans Drac,ous friendships and has given a Won
der.ul impulse TO al abors II charity. co-opere-
ton and Thrift tie ain being 70 % away Win
- lessen undeserved suffering. Let US develop
It's work. which is the pride OF our country
shall be happy Il. by toll which nothing shall
deter I an able with the help OF union 70 the
maintenance OF which az my efforts will he d.
rected TO contribute, within the limits OF the
rights hold under the Constitution and which
shall not allow to weaken IN NY hands, TO
the realization Of our common hopes and in
s,reng1hening the Republic.
The House adjourned until Friday.
The Senate received the message with similar
approval and passed the credits demanded 70
defray the expenses Of the funeral Of NJ. Faure.
General Davout, Duke Of Auerstadt, Grand
Chancellor OF the Legion Of Honor invested
President Loubet this morning with the Grand
Gordon Of the Legion OF Honor in the presence
q all the Cabinet Ministers.
The Council ordered that all the public Offices,
schools and the Bourse be closed on the day Of
the late President Faure's funeral.