The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-15
USUAL SCENES
WERE ENACTED
French Chamber of Deputies in
Session Yesterday.
PREMIER COMBEs SUSTAINED
SAUCEPAN FLoURIsHED IN PRE-
MIER'S FACE.


nARIS, Jan. 15.-(2:15 a. m.)-Pre-
mier Combes' cabinet weathered a
storm after the chamber of depu-
ties session lasted until after 1 o'clock
this morning. and secured a majority
of ten OH d motion supporting the dec
larations of the ministers and approx
ing the policy of the government The
result was reached after q debate
marked by frequent violent alterca-
tons: threatening a free fight and dur
ing the course Of which an opposition
deputy fiOurished a saucepan in the
faeeSef the premier. The majority. al
E,ez EaAnot large, is considered sufii-
z'<4nt 70 Insure the retention of the
Was Generally expected that the
session orll culminate in the over
tilJ the ministry of Premier
Com bes atsti the floors and galleries
were 5l4&kfH ny persons who desired
70 witrkHe the nal struggle The con-
test aek1ffs ICE ministry had been
si0Ax4 ssI1lfngA ground. The principal
fif5l1el1fr 81 .opg1l SitiOn were
Bpiteh Opposition.
Irsl ffhSsey combating the policy
Of ftTfhsfer Eonbes FOR separation OF
chuFt3 And state; second, those de-
TosInt 10 tfe governments collection
OF ssJff ports regarding the lives of
arnl0s tlficefss@ and. third, those com
plaid Ii pf tho hardness of the minis
Try tAsshlg- law creating an in
come TAX.
These Various elements sapped the
strength OF theAmajority until Premier
Comics found himself confronted by
rebellion iflshis own ranks. His speech
an CLOSING she s7l4e days debate on the
policy OF the goSernment was a Vehe-
nlent defense OF is ministry and a de-
ntHniatiozl 81 his detractOrs.
Used strongALanguage.
They are the sang men who sought
ito project ,sterhazE, who Slorified
Colonel Henry andy who now seek TO
arouse the army ITO the pitch of at
tempt islg coup d'etat,' said NJ
Colnbes
rThe premier Referred TO the calum-
MES " HIGH rad not spared his white
hairs He wished time to complete
the work against THE religious assOci-
atiops. and, if the ministry were re-
tanned he said, & would proceed Il
! consider The, irconae tax, workingmen
pensions and The Separation OF church
and state, but thai the latter would
be modtied So az to avoid any spirit
of intolegance. FTn closing, Premier
Com beS said
I hope tti7e majority will be main
| tanned in order TO carry out this pol
/ icy If thfre is to be another min
| isJry it viii BE- one Of reaction. The
| chamber must choose between march
| ing forward or lending itself to re-
| action
Tumult Followed.
I The speech was interrupted by noisy
! demonstrations of applause and dis
/ approval.
/ NM Ribot and Bos attacked III,
| ministry the latter declaring that NJ
! Combes' policy was one of falsehoOC
! and Discrimination. An indescriba bl'
I tumult followed. The Socialists en-
| deavored to scale the benches to at
! tack members on the opposite side o
! the chamber. and amid cries of ''Trai
: tor" Coward Assassin the pres
| ident temporarily suspended the ses
| sion.
/ The violent scenes were renewed
| when the session was resumed and
hpreIiruirary vote showed the govern
! ment had majority of fourteen Tn
/ decisive vote was taken on Il motion
Of Bienvenu Martin approving the dec
| larations and programme Of the gov
/ eminent. which was adopted by a vot
/ Of 2S9 to 279.