The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
DEPUTIES IN AN UPROAR.
PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH CHAM
BIER HAD TO SUSPEND THE SITTING.
Resumed Later when the Socialists Gained
Downfall Doroulede's Proposed Re-
vision of tho Constitution Voted Down
Attacks by tho Anti-Dreyfus Press.

TAhIs. JUNE 60 mere was great eAClUe-
mont at the reassem bling Of the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day. The persistent obstruction
on the part OF the members OF tho Right and
the Socialists created prolonged uproar. in
consequence Of which the President suspended
the sitting. The direct cause OF the uproar was
that Paul Deroulede had proposed revision Of
the Constitution.
After the resumption OF tho sitting. the
Chamber by a vote OF 1877 to 70. refused ur-
gcncy for Deroulade's proposition. and the in
cident terminated. Ordinary business was
then taken up.
NJ Clemenceau. In the Aurore. says he
regrets that the Governments majority
In the Chamber was not larger. but de-
clares that It IL large enough to save the
republic. 1t Is composed entirely OF stalwarts.
He gives ungrudging praise to MN. Waldeck-
Rousseau. Brisson and viviani. but pours con-
tempt on the runaway Bourgeois and those
who were not present in their seats In the
Chamber.
The Echo de Paris expresses the opinion that
NJ. Waldeck- Rousseau must already regret
mixing In an affair from which he 10 unable
to draw any advantage and describes the day
as disastrous to the republic.
NJ. Quesnay de Beaurepare ia absolutely
speechless and at last his signature does not
appear under the usual TRADE against every
thing and everybody.
,
day." and characterizes the Ministry as a few
Galliffets asking tho names OF their col
leagues" The members OF the Chamber hur-
Ing insults at Galliffet gave Drumont the i'm
preston that the General was inwardly re-
marking: You are on my list when the day
comes" NJ. Drumont describes the situation
as being that the Jews have called their reserve
men into action. The Jews. he says, have hith-
erto governed France occultly. but they now
fha IL and ,rIa tha Gail ,nI
lerands. who have long been in their pay. to
eense their chickering's and unite in Ministry
preludng final Cabinet with Rothschid as
President OF the Council. Dreyfus. Minister of
War: Reinach. Foreign Minister'S Picquart.
Minister OF Arts. and Zadoc Kahn, Minister Of
Religion which shall govern France.
The Petit Bleu praises NJ. Waldeck- Rous-
seau's pluck in defending his colleagues. and
commends II. Brisson's unselfsh support OF
the Ministry. The paper denounces NJ. Meline's
"backstairs attacks" In putting forward his
puppets to deliver attacks which openly he is
afraid to make himself with vast majority
in the Senate" the paper concludes. and a
sound majority in the Chamber NJ Wadeck-
Rousseau can govern"
The Sohel says that the Government won q
victory. which is possibly decisive. but was
dearly bought. The Ministerial declaration
was written by distinguished pen and in
enerRetlc style. IL IeaveB 10 military justice q
penitude OF independence to accom- lish its
work. undertakes to defend the army and to
assure respect for the law. I'VE register our
promises" the Sohel says. to await acts. We
do not belong to the Government which tri-
umphed yesterday. The Parliamentary repub-
lie traversed the gravest crisis 1t has yet
experienced. Its existence hangs by q thread
Were the opposition organized for succession
It would quickly fall. and another Theirs might
say as before the empires fall. There is no
fault left to commit"
NJ Yves Guyot. In the Steele. accuses n. Me-
line. under the prstence OF constitutional poll
tics. OF coalescng with men conspiring to ac-
complish the violent destruction Of the repub-
lie and the Constitution. He 10 marching. NJ.
Guyot says, holding NJ de Cassagnac. dexter.
and N. Deroulede. sinister. amid much cow
ardice. NM. Brisson Viviani and De la Porte.
OH the other hand. showed a courageous exam
pie. NJ. Guyot regrets the expression con-
tanned in the Ministerial declaration that the
army is the nations pride. He recommends
that the Government send the Chamber on a
vacation and proceed to act with energy and
severity.
NJ. Rochefort. in the Intransi0eant. heads his
article THE Triumph OF Assassin ation." de-
claring that the Armenonville Socialists yes
terday repaid the Jewish syndicate Of treason
all the moneys received by Gallifet, and that
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biraIinos ve-e fornd IN tho Chamber ~ Denu-
tiao vostord,v 10 drow tbis ruf,,op out y, hn.p-
oioI en,h.rr,soment
NJ. Rochefort bitterly denounces the absten-
tionists. "Waldeck- Rousseau and Galifret."
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A'e " VIC
M. Laeroi1 writes IN the Hdd'caG Inc
Chamoer ana inc senate. the one with SUI
ncieh' ana 'ne other Win an enormous ma
]ority' nave given 10 inc government the nee
essary conhuehce ior ''ic pufpoSe vi hecoh-
plishing the work deVoiVed upon II. Ihanks
10 d. PRISON nope support inc capihe. ue-