The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-30
DREYFUS
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to overthrow the parliament republic,
adding that his action was fully premedi-
tated. NJ. De Roulede. who spoke in d
loud voice, then gave an account OF his
| life and relations with Gambetta, with
whom. he said, he had communion of
/ ideas" Continuing, NJ. De Roulede said
that when NJ. Gambetta disappeared he
! (the DEFENDANT was Disguised to see ex-
| tortion and bribery reign at the Palais
Bourbon, saying: I'VE then created Bou-
! langism. When that ended two plaques
/ descended on France-anama "a sign of
parliamentary decomposition, and Drey-
fus, a sign of national decomposition, for
which parliamentarism is responsible. I
am not surprised that there was a re-
action which was neither royalist nor i'm
perialist. but popular reaction, which was
inevitable with the false constitution Of
1915, the drafters Of which wished to place
the people in the kings bed, which ex-
plains why the people sleep so badly"
NJ De Roulede then arraigned the con-
stitution and the budget OF defense, say
ing it was increasing daily and that
France was approaching a deficit He also
attacked the budget of public works. say
ing the number Of civil servants was In
crea sing fncessantIv
De Roulede then eulogized the work az
/ the French explorers Marchant. Monteil
and Binger. and attacked Loubet. He
finished his harangue by demanding a
p.ebLscitary republic, asserting at the
same time that he never intended 70 turn
the soldiers from their duty, but only
wished to carry General Roget with him.
NJ. Marcel-Habet followed. He admitted
that he wished 70 cause revolution
but denied having melted soldiers 70 DISC
incidence. He said he only sought to lead
General Roget to the EiySee Palace and
mat the men with him CHebartl had
been merely following the officers. He
bert also harsngued against parliameuta-
rism. saying the chamber OF deputies was
empty when useful questions were dis
cuSsed and that the senate was cilatory.
The presiding Judge stopped NJ De Rou-
lede when the latter referred % President
L0ubec, declaring he must not bring the
name OF the president Of the republic into
the case. To this NJ. De RouIede replied
that he was obliged 70 mention the presi-
dent because MS election determined him
20 take action. He proceeded 20 make
another attack upon NJ IIoubet. but was
again called 10 order and ". De R0uIese
retortei hotiy that he wanted 70 drive
N. Loubet on; Of The ElYsee Palace.
which. he said. r. had only reached.
RoUlede concluded he was loudly acclaim
ed by the audience.
A Violent alteration ensured later b.
tween the fudge and counsel f9r the &C.
Tense on 2 question of order. L was set
tled By counsel apoIoziziug. Subsequent
IS NJ De Rouls5e Acknowledged he was
guilty. q al the charges except the a.
legation that he wanted 20 lesd the SOL
dlsrs astray without q leader. Re shout
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found cnly br.EadleT general. ! woz'd
have preferred ne coTuu7a-deT-sn-chisf
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scented and ne court scieuroe5 smsd ta@
c-les q 1--WE g R0uleGe'' within and
v1thou- The hall As -he court eupt3ed
the crowd 7rade 2 demon serat le1- Cries
q 'sE-fve arues 4 bas les Juffs.~ Al
g. mort 3es tra5-Tes. reseU2sed- TIE 20
.Ece routed tae 6emo-s-TsTors ard rAe-
dispersed q as15 Il members q r1e
League = Pa-r.ots
A croEs q aEti-Se-nftss attempted -
bold . Rosy n@eVfaE s. re Pace d
Cfzreles and q silgE. cesicz Tifa ere
raslice. rsu9ssed There vas a1o.Eer De-
rurrs-ra-soZ n The Pare Dsuphiae. whers
opposing bauEs shooting ''Egve rarres
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