New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
prArREPAIRE'S ATTACKS.
.,rrA1. TO THE DEPUTIES OF THE
." FRENCH CHAMBER
,vNAroRY IN ITS ToNE-BID FOR THE
.RNrs FAvoR-MoRE TROUBLE
PROMISED.

,.hed 70 the newspapers the most innamma-
49,, nrou ouncement he has yet made. II is In
nature OF proclamation. and Is entitled
a., Appeal 70 the Deputies whom ne calls
-. vehemently TO remove the Dreyfus case
W. ~ IRE hand, Of the Criminal Chamber OF the
i.o ~, The proclamation concludes as follows:
~n,ss- a real and solemn inquiry. which shall
.-.,rste 10 the viscera of this tortuous exam
ton. II there are guilty men in the bosom
:. che Criminal Chamber. authorize the execu-
49,. rower 10 remove them, so that our mags-
- NAV regain its ancient prestige.
nperove the case from the Criminal Chamber
morrow order an immediate judicial in
.,,,v You can assuredly take other measures
v you have 70 accept advice from no one. and
- decisions will be welcomed with the con
800 dn. to those who safeguard the French
cause.
81 hope 70 play the modest role Of those SEN
..,.s who. in oldcn days. signalled from the bat
.,a-,snts the approach % the enemy and. after
.o,ndns an alarm, left It for the chiefs OF the
.,,r n arm themselves in behalf OF the com
MON veal CITY Fathers. forgive the abrupt
rss, O., my appeal II is due 10 the motion which
.,,s,es ne II you do not cut the Gordian
b., a; once. tremble for my country.
NV grief IS great 70 see the magistracy 10
,bich have 50 long belonged compromised. ous
console myself wi.h the thought that IT VIII
o-,e~-e purified from the crisis My grief -
-ss. =, seeing five or six magistrates so forget
., ~ our traditions as 70 declare themselves
Tho sdversaries Of the army. or course. the
nrsvfusi,es maintain that they are not attack
ne the army while they attack its chiefs
-,ess r,adr1en think when they tell the SOL
ssrs every dav that their chiefs are unworthy
= command them. that the spirit Of discipline
- confidence which constitutes the greatest
source ~ military strength is nor being under
mined
You will reply that what they call the
.rsn,v. IS he sword Of France-the poor officers
ooso uniform IL the garp Of sacrifice. who
rob davotedlv for the lottiest aim which ex-
,s,s p-erariug 70 die tomorrow II the can
-, roar 70 shed their blood FOR those who
s,,de~ salute them with admiration
u saw N The soldiers that the national army
=, worthy NJ res7e-t from the highest 20 the
lowest rank and. Il have been able 10 aid IN
,~snrlrr the Insult to which T. has been sub
,s,.,d shall net -ecre, having raid 50 dearly
for NY nderenden>a.
DEPUTIES listen 10 the voice a good c''l-
,.r orEsNAY DE BEAUREPAIRE."
Prp FOR THE ARNGY's SUPPORT
This appeal Is a palpable bid FOR the support
=, ire army But N de Beaurepare who shot
IN ike s6yrocket as the most tremendous
sensation Of the whole Dreyfus controversy now
seems f3lling Ike rocket from his pre-eml-
hence as leader % the anti-Dreyfusards ana
the possible hero OF q coup The best observers
of public opinion declare that the impression
created by his first remarkable denunriaton ot
the Court Of Cessation has been succeeded by
.oepticisrn regarding his motives and the value
Of his revelations
Nranv II not most Frenchmen estimate him
a, politician who had found the bench TOO
prosaf, for a man long accustomed 70 the ex-
element OF party strife. and who thought he
had found an opportunity to make himself the
leader OF a popular movement The charges he
brings to-day against the Court % Cessation
add nothing Of consequence 20 yesterdays IN
dictment except accusations that NJ Loew had
conferences outside the courtroom with Colonel
Picquarts advocate and friend. Maitre Leblos,
and that Councillor Dumas conferred outside
the courtroom with friends and relatives OF
Dreyfus
" Mazeau. First President OF the Court, ex-
presses the opinion that it would be unfair 20
the Criminal Chamber 70 withdraw the case, and
recommends that the Criminal chamber should
act as Jugs Construction. drawing a report upon
the case 10 be submitted 70 the full tribunal
over which NJ. Mazeau would preside
The Criminal Chamber is continuing the inves-
tigatior VI. Paleologue a witness from the
Foreign Ofice who has been several days under
examination. says the judges appeared greatly
excited on the day Of NJ. de Eeaurepaires resig-
nation
Two fresh chapters in the affair. will be opened
IN few days SO that the country is TO have no
rest from agitation. The first is the trial OF
Croain Gohier. for his alleged insults TO the
French Army In his book. "L'A-mSe Contra La
Nacion." NJ. Gohier will call four hundred wit
nesses, and insist upon thrashing out again the
Whole Madagascar campaign. The second chap
Ter will be the libel suit against NJ. Joseph
hensch. Editor of La Republique FRANCHISE"
ana Conservative Deputy for the District OF
pgne, who Is charged by the widow Of the
late Lieutenant Colonel Henry With having in
suited his memory by suggesting in La Repub-
AQoe Francaise" that Henry was the real
"n'or. The Reinach prosecution. for which
great popular subscription has been made.
seems 10 be the last card OF the Anu-Drey-
'usasds II this and the scandal Of de Beaure-
pares resignation fail 70 stop revision, then
nothing will he left them except an appeal 70
force
CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE LOEW.
De Beaurepaire. in an article published
:" me Echo de Paris" insinuates that Judge
toew President OF the Court, went out OF
Us way - appoint ". Bard, reporter Of the
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