The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-23
DRElFUS CABINET FORMED
NEW FRENCH MINISTRY VIM INSURE
ms ACOUITTiL.

PARIS. june - NJ Wadeck- Rousseau sue
ceedcd t .duy in forming the following Cab.
met:
President Of the Council and Minister Of tho
Interior NJ Waldr"k Rousseau.
Minister OF Justicr-M. Monis
Minister of Foreign ATairs-M DelcassG
Minister of War-Generul the Marquis de
Gal,it1et
Minister Of Marine Nj do Ianissan.
Minister Of Colonies M. Decras.
M'uister of Commerce-M Millerand
Minister OF Public Works-M. Pierre Baudin.
Minister Of Public instruction NJ. Georges
Leygucs
Minister Of Agriculture VI. Jean Dupuy
Minister 81 Finance VI. cailaux
o! the foregoing only VI. DclcassG and NJ
Leygues were members 81 the former Minis
try IN which they held the same Offices to
winch they are row assigned in the new
Cabinet.
- NAcn tive COMPOSITION OF tho new Cabinet
was earned in the Hobbies of the Chamber of
Deputies tn" Intelligence was not received with
f., OF. 1t was considcrc impossible for such
extreme Eadcal~ as MN. Milleraud aud Baudin
t. work tremendously with rractonarics like
Gvn Ga.l!Nct and VI. Drcras, NJ. Millernnd
r"inE better qualified for the organization of
s'sjke, than regulating commercial matters
The fact Is that tbs Cabinet was formed solely
win the one object to !iquidate the Drcyfus
affair after which its cohercncc will cease
Il.e MI stry will insure the acuuittal Of ORGY
rs and VIII vigorously suppress any further
IN !"a'.nus OF military lrstl"sencss II will
H.-o probably prosecute the Offending military
Witnesses in the previous trials.
The arrest Of Gen. Mercier, ex. Minister of
Var. and VI Qucsnay de Braurrpaire. cx-
President OF the Civil Section of the Court of
Cessation. Cor their actions in the nrryfus
case j. hourly expected.
Many Socialists declare that they will not
support the Ministry owing to the presence Of
Gen traIIitlrt who ordered the troors years
ago TO fire on the Communists.
The Nationalist and unti-Dr.}.,. .,.. are
furioue'y excited over the comp,-.'f.u o.. rHc
Ministry They declare that they wi. ovrrturu
it on Monday when it appears in tho Cham
her % Deputies. There will be a violent
explosion OF rage in the anti Dreyfusitc press
tomorrow. The GdttlOiS will declare that
President LouJetis preparing for the triumphal
entry of Dreytus into Paris, doing for him what
he refused to do for Major Marchand.
The most scnsat ional of the appointments is
that OF Gen. Gallfret Minister OF War. He is
no longer tho active list. but he has
many enemies i'll the army. He became
unpopular with his brother Generals when he
wrote for Gambetta's delectation confidential
structures on them which were later divulged.
NJ. peytra the outgoing Minister Of Finance.
upon hearing Of Gen. Gaifet's appointment.
declared that it was unusitlahic and would
prove disastrous.
Sgismund facrolx will say tomorrow in the
Radical that It is a Ministry Of union and re-
publican defence Gen. de GallifTcts name
alone suf'ces to make the factions trcmblc and
the defenders Of the STAFF Offlce for
gnries scream. The present hour is decisive.
which fact is known to the men President
Iouhot has summoned 20 power Let them
advance and republican France will follow
The No'eN expresses surprise at the compo-
sijon of the Cabinet. in which Gen. de Gal
liiret'1 presence dms that OF his colleagues.
VIII ia the presence Of NJ. Millerand simply
n-tounIS the Modcrates. 1t adds: We ad-
y.uc" toward storm rather than toward a
cam. which is the true setting for Justice
w. Harduin writes for the MItDt that the
country will be grateful to NJ. Wadeck- ROuS
seau for proceeding without illnesses. which.
practical by everybody. usually compromise
everything. The country beholds in the head
Of the Government II man who is not anxious
t. merl}y show that he is clever. but who has
an object that he resolutely advances. Such a
man was awaited.
Paul Le Cassagnac in L'lu'Oritp says: There
Is not even concentration. 1t is what the
ropuace In their coarse language call
ratatoule-a it'll" OF everything mixed
therein. Tho shooter Of the Communists
shaking hands with communists as their de-
fender is Il touching spectacle Of cynical recon
citation, but do not believe that Gen de Gal
lrTrt hae returned to activity to strike down
his old comrades. SO glorious soldier is in
rupabie Of proving TRAITOR to the army.
Therefore hi, presence in the Cabinet is re-
assuring. That point settled. we remain won
drring what strange programme th"s" foolish
mon will produce.
Henri. Eochefort declares that he prophescd
thai President Loubet would sink in
crime, and says: "BchoId. he is sink
ing He adds. hen one rcmem-
Der. that this hideous gathering is due
to the necessity OF saving an ignobc jew from
whose f.thy beard, lurus lips and eephantized
nose France has been hanging for two years
ono wonders what country. what zone. we in
habit
Rochefort proceeds 10 dehlo each Minister.
Jaures. in the Petit ReDrJigue. while admit
ting that he has received shock urges
the Socialists to avoid n rupture. and
10 even support the Ministry II it without
delay proceeds 10 compel the Generals to re-
turn to Discipline and stamp out the reports
oi coup dttnt
VI Drumont describes Gen. Galifrrt rs the
ST. Armand AZ jewish salons. He attrhutc-
his present action to atavism, declaring that il
Is well known to gonoa'ogists that his f'milN
does not descend from the true French nobility
but from Provence Jews. VI Drumont declares
thar Gen. dc On ''ifSrt has been secretly the
nansprir NJ rev sion, working with ieinach
He adds. "OI.,. ,.,l animates de Gallilret and
Roinach n SOW "rmpoSed Of crime and mud,
VI Dcsmor!in- in the GaU'oiS calls the Minis
try mosaic, an DIN rodrida, a harIiuuinadc
and says that tho men who will now meet II
tho closest ntimnnv would last week have cut
one another in tho streets Everything has
been subord.rat"d to the D"nyfus affair