The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-27
FRENCH MINISTRY UPHELD.
nOru noUsEs APPRovE IT'S DECl4A-
RA13oss NJ GOOD MAJ0nITnES.


PARrs. June x.-The cabinet ministry
preseufea themselves 70 fhe chamher TINS
Afternoon The ch&mfer OF deputies Vas
thronged and thxre was great animation *
the opening az the xk4xsOn when u became
known that two hostile groups, the SOCIAL
fst Radicals ard the Democratic Aeft. rad
decided 10 vote In favor Of the government
and that IL. PAUL DecasazGnac nad VIA
drawn his inferpeIatf0n.
Identical esatenents were read In the
chamber OF deputies BY the Premier. -.
Waideck- Rousseau and In the senate by
the minister Of Justice ~. Mons Ttey
were az follows:
.sThe chamber Of deputies, In expressing
itself resolved not 70 support any govern
unenf hat the one Determined 10 defend
enarre,ically republican institutions ana As
aure public order. has clearly dsnned the
task upon the new cabinet. The minister
has no other ambition tfsan TO accomplish
I'm ordsr 70 bring about the pacification
az the country and 10 maintain intact our
common Inheritance. IL seemed to US that
exiretnr deiusions should be enaced ana
that the work We arc about to undertake
reuuirud tbs cooperation OF al hepuSi-
cana when the aim II definift. though
varying according to the methods OF amer.
emit echOOfn accord becomes easier anu
controversies are lost in the presence u
ore Auty 70 perform. To end the aeita-
sirns o,lrsued under disguises easy TO pen
efrate sruinst the regime which has been
ssncttoned and will be upheld by universal
sufPrnxA and To require from all tne SER
vfc~a foyai assistance and courageous AS
sumutiou OF responsibility. Such IL nee
eesarfly the nEst duty OF the government.
Il II resolved 10 have all judicial decisions
respected, and II the frst WISH Oh .he
country 10 to listen TO the voice OF justice,
IL viii maintain a silence and respccs WINE
its decisions are prepared
..In the front rank OK the Important m
terests OF the country, bound up WIN tne
conservation OF the dignity OF the ha,ions
ne place the interests OF she army s.rcngar
and wider basis. and which Is synony nous
with the republics security ana ,s III. M
urfde OF France. We think. with ine
arrnyss most iilussrious and surest guiaes.
the invioIable attachment TO discipline 70
army's own greatness. We intend 70 ae-
fend 4 with the same snsrsy as minute ute
the most undeserved OF insults
1--WE desire. above all. that appeasement
NAV be accomplished. and II VIII come
quickly 4 every one nS WIN nos s's 70 The law Of
80 accomplish the work which has de-
volved upon us. we have need 9, me GO
nueraticn OF parliament and iis whole con-
f,dence We ask the widest mandate we
sake the fullest responsibility. We ask Tor
: truce Of the irritating discussions aa I'm,
IN TO the Interests oa tn s Sc1n l.s neees.
ssrv 10 the coed working OF the punlic
services II our efforts are not sterIe. ais,
union aons Republicans will, ,Ss nas Of
economic and social progress
The senate by q vote OF ISL to p. ai-
nrpyed the declaration Of the government.
aay ne moved evenly By Il. jules Psriisr Radical
Socialist. reading as follows; Ine cnam-
bsr Of DEPUTIES. approving the declarations
and acts OF the government passes 10 the
The chamber adopted q, Periliier.s mo
able scene OF excitement followed IN the
finest Roche. Socialist. interpeilased
the government regarding the policy and
eomposit.on Of the ministry. he deslarse
attacked tho minister OF war. Gen. Mar,
y 4 al Similar 1r Vein and The order of the
nreving the ministerial statement.
II. Wsideek- Rousseau replied TO me va
rtous Interpretations. explaining the mo-
tivcs animasinE the formation OF eans
net OF some what divergent Views. one OF
the main objects being to reunitc all Re-
puhlicmns. He added that the ministers
had already assumed some responsibility,
her was necessary for further steps. and
asked what ministry could for a moment
tolerate acts seeking IN create the belief
that the arm desired To constitute Itself
the judge Of It's policy. He further ex-
pressed the hope that 1t would not be
necessary to take more severe measures
and said he shoue Il II easy 10 demon
strate whence came the attacks upon the
courts
Explaining the Inclusion OF General the
Marquis de Galifet in the cabinet ~ min
lister for war, he said II was because the
general had so spontaneously supported
the constitution, and u was thought the
necessary punishment OF certain military
men could he somewhat relaxed IL enmusi-
inx from such trusted authority as Gen.
Gaistfes In conclusion. the premier sad
"Our task IL heavy, Whatever course
the chamber may pursue, ] have done al
my duty"
NJ waiderk@ Rousseau was much Inter
rupsef The noise ~ times WAS deafsniug
aud several members were called to order
AZ the opening af the session the extreme
lef,ists shouted. "yiva " Commune.
and the Socialists frequently interrupted
the proceedings. bar NJ. Waideck- Rous-
sesn's statement wss mitch appisuded by