Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-27
NEW NIN'|S7Ry'S PLAN
French Chambers Support the Cabl'
net's Outlined Policy.
WHICH ENDORSES THE ARMY,
Declares In n Long Statement Thh'
Its Sole Mission Is to EnerSet-
icaIIy Defend Republic
an Institutions.

Paris. June 27.-The new cabinet min
istry have presented themselves to the
chambers.
The chamber of deputies was thronged,
and there was great animation at the
opening of the session when 1t became
known that two alleged hostile groups,
the Socialstic- Radicals and the Demo
cratic Left, had decided to vote IN FAVOR
Of the government and that Nj. Paul de
Cassagnac had withdrawn his interpella-
ton.
Identical statements were read in the
chamber of deputies by the premier Nj.
Waldeck- Rousseau, and in the senate by
the minister of justice, NJ. Monis. They
We're as follows:
1.-The chamber of deputies in expressing
itself, resolved not to support any govern
ment but one determined to defend ener-
getically Republican institutions and as
sure public order, has clearly defined the
task imposed upon the new cabinet. The
minister has no other ambition than to
accomplish 1t.
"In order to bring about the pacihcation
of the country and to maintain intact our
common inheritance, it seemed to us that
existing uGluSlOIS SllOll' w Sil''Nh ''i'N'
that the work we are about to undertake
required the cooperation of all Repupll-
cans When the aim is definite, though
varying according to the methods or d'1.
ferent schools, accord becomes easier ana
controversies are lost in the presence OF
the one duty TO perform. 10 end the aEl-
tatons pursued, under disguiscs easy to
penetrate against the regime which mas
been sanctioned and will be upheld 10y
universal suffrage and to require from al
the services. loyal assistance and coura'
reous assumption of responsibility. such
is necessarily the first duty of the govern
ment.
Justice Must he Respected.
"It is resolved to have all judicial de
cisions respected, and if the first wish OF
the country is to listen to the voice oil
Justice it will maintain silence ana re
spect while the decisions are prepared.
'In the front rank of the important III
terests of the country, bound up with tn
conservation of the dignity of the nation
we Mace the interests of the army, Whifl
the republic has constructed on Stron
ger and wider basis and which is synono
nous with the republics security and j.
the pride of France. We think, witt
the army's most llustrous and sures'
guides. that inviolable attachment t.
discipline is the first and essential guar
antee of the armys own greatness. we
intend TO defend it with the same energy
against the attacks and solicitation
which constitute the most undeserved OF
insults.
I'VE desire. above all that appeaso
ment may be accomplished. and 1t VII
come quietly if every one will give up be
ing Il law unto himself and bow to thu
law of the land.
ITO accomplish the work which ha'
| devolved upon US we need the co-opera
ton of parliament and its whole conn
| dence. We ask the widest mandate, WI
take the fullest responsibility. we asl
for a truce of the irritating discussion
! hurtful to the interests of the country
and that YOU will vote without delay ;
law necessary to the good working of tn
public services If our efforts are no
sterile. disunion among republicans viii
vanish. and the republic will soon re
sumo the path of economic and socih
progress"
The senate, by vote of 1871 to % APP
proved the declaration of the govern
ment.
In the chamber of deputies at the open
ing of the session the Extreme Lcftist
shouted. "Nive la commune.' and thu
Socialists frequently interrupted the pro
ceedings. but Nj. Wadeck Rousseau
statement was much applauded by tn
Leftists and Centrsts.
The chamber adopted a motion sup
porting the ministry by vote of 2G:} t.
237. An indescribable scene of excite
ment followed in the Hobbies.