Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-29
The Army VIII 0utStrip Other Ma
tons in Progress,
SURPRISING OF AGITATION.
Government VIII Present hin Pro-
Niding Pensions for Aged People
Growth AMER crisis.

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| ing or parliament The occasion was
ths laying OF the cornerstone u the
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p,.I.
"''a saturday ana arrived az Iou-
i'us yesterday morning Sunday. lie
was received by the rpavor senators
md 5.,,.,.-
-, '"1 NeP"l ''''e"' anu
"'"'' oIlclals' The city was gaily dec
GRATED and the p5puIaca cbr,red A.
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4"l beH'id's or the army
corps delivered addresses assuring the
premier. in behalf OF tho eIsrgv and
the army 40 ,......
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''''.'''' 10 lHe republic
Replying t1 the assurances OF the
generals. NJ W4I5.si. r,,,,-...., .,t,.
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'"'"' TOO many hopes
''' '' De cherished 10y che country, We
are too Jealous of the future Of the
army not IN etrr,.s o.. ,,,,.. ~. -.
p.r.i,. s.,,.... '""'e "''
NV ''''o" inc progress OF other ma
uoHs out 70 outstrip them We are
sure the army viii raspond o., tboso
efforts bv d.yo.l,,, 49,,
ft, IN. ''9g'l 'H''ely 10
''' '''"'e TASK ana VIII leave no place
IN It's ranks or divisions which only
weaken H."
The LAWN, NJ tb.. ..-...-..
''''"s vi 'ne cornerstone took
pace IN the afternoon. The premier
J. fa
b9uouat ,rbirb fou.....,
mt. Inv "'' '"e ceremony
'''' was 5''eH Ug the municipality In
an ancient jacobite convent. where thee
dlnng-hau was alaborstsl,, aa...,,.l
with IA. trr-,.i.. '''N
D''o''Hb the principal part Of his
speech TO answering criticisms he said
ne had not replied before bar5Iso ma
cabinet had received the widest ana
clearest mandate. because II vaa tine
10 act and not time 10 tank ana ba-
cause De and his COLLEAGUES Looked IA
the chamber OF deputies alun. for an
probation or gansure of their gand1r,
Abiding 90 the great demonstration ~
mayors iu Paris. which rs described nc
the most striking conservation any
regime has ever received " he saf5 tbot
France had in this way shown botv
little She was moved by biased arousa-
uous against the ministry.
Referring 10 the support which tho
socialists had given the government
he remarked that the government H.,
sired the support of those WHO ~
ing always served the republir or. bst-
ter entitled TO defend her than tbose
who have opposed her"
Proceeding 10 sketch tho pI,op,v
situation that existed when the cabi. |
net took ofllce-"with lgitstinn in.
creasing and nationalist engaging In |
daily battles with the police"-be said |
that 20 face this condition ~ things /
a sincere concentration Of republjcans
was brought about. yet NOT by con. /
ceding TO each member OF the cabinet
something which separated him from /
the others. but by excluding eyerything
that tended 10 division and retaining
an that tended 10 unity. Ii Is said" he
continued, that we are leading the |
country 10 ruin. when really. il would
be only an exaggeratlon TO saw that I'VE
have saved her from ruin"
Going on o. discuss the government
program he said IL ana not include
but that this ana NOT sig-
IlIH lllNI llH policy OH me republican |
Iu,on excludes social forms He smoke
lf the success of the government In
Expressing systematic agitation and
.treet demonstrations. adding thst me
.ountry might hope during the present
aim 70 see marks OF sincere repent-
nee on the part of the anti-rcpub-
leans
Abiding 10 what he described as the
last act OF the Dreyfus drama" ne
aid that the Judgment was given IN
omplete independence. and that The
ecision remained respected. but that
{ the same time. humanity had found
abstraction IN a measure OF clemency
hat has been ratified by the generous
cart OF our great country which
Wakens at last" He announced that
g would ask the chamber or deputies.
g he had already asked the senate.
o pass bin OF placement as "a
leasure necessary 10 assure definite
ppeasemeut."