The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25
France Likelyto Do This.
and 3. Make al. a Compact
With It'll Germany
VICTORY WILL BE
WITH THE KAISER,
Violent Debates in Chamber 81
Deputies Over Tariff Ques-
tons tons Claimed That separa-
ton Bill is Now Model Of
Calm Moderation-Both
Sides Conciliatory.
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Sides conciliatory.
Special Cable to Tho Times -Dspa tch and
New York Hcrald.)
VI Copyright, by the New York Herald Gu,
PARIS. June pa During the past po-
y lit!cal week parliamentary labor has
been in full activity in the Chamber OF
Deputies. .5a
This chamber is now holding two ses-
& sions daily, the one In the morning de-
Il voted to economic Matters and the even.
Ing dedicated to the separation Of
church and state.
The morning sittlngs are taken up
e with violent disputes. but have neither
interest nor result. One day The dispute
q 10 over SILK. ts
Duties on Silk.
Z to Increase the tariff duties on the silk
( imports which come TO 5us from Italy
" and Switzerland. and which are consid 4
4 cred as the first raw ma tcrial intended
y TO be made up into fabrics. III
a II Is asserted IN reply tha Switzerland
Il and Italy will make repr1sals for this,
( against our products u
For example, England. which buys
from US 3l5O,oo0,o0O worth OF silk fabrics
i and sells us less than eight millions
4 worth, will not trouble us II We strike
/. on these eight millions but she will
strike or these one hundred and ffty3
q millions, and so the advantages of free
u trade will be mathematically proven.
This does not, however, prevent the
Il silkacultivators of the South from insist
Il ing on their protective rights TO insure
4 the read sale OF some kinds sof lLt silk
which they raise. i7
The Southern districts are otherWisei
passing through q period Of noise sa anu
z. .fuss.ss{lS
S5sssA fter The silk cultivators come thesvv,ne
4 cultiya tors, who complain that hey can
n n NOT sell the wines produced by their5
vineyards. which they have re-estaRl, 'fl
a after the ravages of .the phyll xera.;
During the plague,s q s he. W ne + faiieu, g
they invented 'sacrag 1ic = cor 6 sls!s
Il ~ adding to. the vintage TO MAKE d y
h tarr,er, q second quantity OF sugar ana
water. TX Z. I. -
III Il Z 4 sugar their wines, but the people
| nfStho5 North who cultivate beet-root are 9!
s,,,t.i, = IN teryene because II the South-
4 srners get their way, these people ot lnes ne
North could mot sell their sugar &,
All these contradictory int rests a. = u.s
VI cussed with an extraordinary amnesty, ,I1, !.
and curiousiy enough u is lou!iu l We VIC ~
Is this Induces to calm. j. III
Prudent and Conciliatory,
.The committee and the opposition are !'t
.tr,v,nr then Il TO see which can be the
most prudent and concilia atory.s Ihey84 ma. nave W
4 srIanted 70 the future Catholic associa-
& tions the right of federating throuGhont Y
ali France. They have granted them ne g
4 right or establishing con nsderaple der y sre, S,
serves and. In short. y they entrusted ~ ].
tho bishops themselves with the task o.
celebrating the law they Woula ,V' nf nave nave
shown themselves less liberal.
3tiiss n reality, Intelligent Catholics are de-
lighted. and this law will be a monument
q OF mod Grafton and liberalism.
AZ There Is need OF this, no doubt, lot
K without At the Senate would never vote
q for IT. Still the chamber must hasten on
with the measure, for Il the mat ters TO
be dealt withSare not put in train before
the holidays the law will have to walt
upon the renewal Of the Senate by n
third OF Its members and thus the separa-
ton bill will be transferred to the election
platform. The senators will certainly
never vote on the eve OF their reelection
for law which could be exploited
against their reelection. n
Moroccan Situation.
81 It were well II things were proceeding
as we'll In foreign affairs as in domestic,
I but such unfortunately Is not At all the
case. 9I55 IA ,l..s 5s
The negotiations between France and
4 Germany are following q normal course
by means of8the exchange Of notes The
system Of reducing the proposals to
writing being much more favorable than