The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-29
FRENCH POLICY OUTLINED.
wALDECK-ROUssE Announces
GOVERNMENTS PURPOSES.
Takes Occasion I'm a Speech 70 Fore
east Programme 90 he Followed
81 Coming Session of Parliament
-Revfews Events Of Recent PAST.

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p.prs -. "A :,
.s $3.50. Wy, ~'M Waiaeck- Rousseau
-,sn,, y asnsesea ~ toulouse INC
snn'ousy awalleo speech outlining the
po'icy nnn prosramme OF the government
IN anucipafion o. the reassembiing Of
psrnamenL Inc occasion was the laying
81 .ne corner Tt stone o. -. ,he new parrasks
and arrived at Toulouse yesterday morn
in9 Sunday. He was received by the
mayor. senator's ana deputies on the de-
rartu,a,, "a ntbar .sscta,. ~. ,,,y
ss ~a,,v aa.,.,aa IN ~. ,,., ~
ss"y ,s anu tne Popuaace
chcered n; valdez. Rousseau.
ais Of the army corps delivered addresses
assuring the premier, In behalf of the
clergy and the army. OF the respect for
mn psr,ntns 20 IN as.,, ~ rs ~ az ~n-
nspiyins 70 tne essurances Oh tne gem
erals, Mr.. waIdeck- Rousseau said:
not 10 be cherished BY the country we
not "a strive n have France NOT merely
follow ne progress q other s,r nations, ,S but
Vim respond q these eisort. sy dsvo.in M,
ITSELF entirely 20 ne NOME TASK sna VI
which only weaken IT.
The laying OF the corner stone took
place in the afternoon.
~ H. 0x4 ~ -
-. ~ rcrat r.n,nh soi,n~ed the
Tort ror tne panquet Mmc" .o,o~c s,,, ~
s..a,,s, =, ~ .rrt.r, racoh,ts corvsnt.
.p snrs ~ n,rin~ han -. slaborafely
Se "sss "a with The sri-ccIors. Dsvotins
the principal part OK MS speech 70 an
ewering criticisms. he said ne. had not
replied before. because the cabinet had
date, because Il was time 20 act. and not
time to talk. ana because ne ana Ms cnl-
leagues looked TO the chamber or deputies
conduct Alluding to the great demon.
etratfnn OF mayors ~ Paris. ne descfipen
Il AZ the most striking consscration any
France had IN this way. shown how little
ehe was moved BY biased accusations
agam$t tho ministry. - ~.
Referring 70 the suppo ng when 'he
6ociAlnts nad given the 9overnment, ns
remarked inst ne koveLment nssilen
tns support q tnoss VINO. nav ..a al
Mays served fnc repppnc, ars nss,sr en-.
opposed her"
s1rvss eninR 20 sReIcn tne eIoomy HNus-
Won tnau existrn wnen .ne cnnlnet to"h
tionali.m engaging N daily battles with
the pcitce,-ne said tnat 70 face tn.s con-
difinn o. things sincere concentration
10, i ~ concsains to each nS member 81 ise
cabinet something wnicn ssparnteo nIm
from the others put py excluoine every
hing tnst tended 20 divisan ana reta'n-
Ing ell that tended 70 unity
AH1aed 20 Dreysus case.
"It n snid M continued s.that we ara
leading the country TO ruin when, really,
i would be only an sxaEgeration e say
Going on 70 discuss the government pro-
Ernmme ne SAID u din not include coi-
Iscuvism, but that this did not siHnify
sns, nc p1' , 2. rspuemran Union sp . er-
cess o. the government IN suppressng
yssssamauc eslsauun ana sIr.sa asmon
strations, adding that the country might
marks OF sincere repentance on the part
OF the anti-repunhcanr.
..Aliuding 70 what he Described as the
last act OF the POIGNANT Dreyfus drama
he said that the Judgment was given In
complete Independence ard that the de-
cision remained respected but that. at
tho same time, humanity had found sat
tsfaetion In 'meaaurc Of cemsncy that
has been ratified By the generous heart
OF the country which awakens at last"
chamber of deputies. as he had already
asked the senate, 10 pass q hin Of cf-
faeement as "a measure necessary to as-
while these informal events are being
accomplished" he continued '.our posi-
tlon Is being strengthened abroad where
the vnIor "A our army. Our policv has
Yegaincd Tor us our former authority and
puccsss. We have shown ourselves de-
and ne are ~ eonvsneea INA. - a ~
hlustsrtna haa nothinx IA common vith
true patrietism
"s"' - 'as p".""
hon the rxposluon opened the gov-
crnment neemeu that, after underEging
left 10 taste the benefits o. a needed
truce, This period OF peace has been fiilei
with glorious work Ne more fruitful
t1tHf were over NEltAttu IMAM came 10 the
front IN the exposition c0ngressesa
Inv ptehsaef nwstt upon ths nsessste OF
.nt"iefhA 9AS.hittt snfeuh Nt@ts oHhflats,