The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-29


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Paris. France, June 2s-The galleries of
the chamber of deputies were packed to-
day in anticipation that a battle royal
the result of which would be the over
throw of Premier Ciemenceau or another
victory for that resourceful statesman.
Notice of nearly twenty interpretations
had been given, covering the general pol
lev of the ministry, the use of troops in
suppressing the disorders in the south of
France. the consequent bloodshed and
other matters growing out of the wine
growers movement.
The prospects of a victory for the pre-
mier, however had Frightened appreciabiy
since yesterday. only the radical Social
lists Of the majority group having declared
war to the knife on him.
RoyaIist tainted.
NJ. Bedouce, unified Socialist. was the
first to attack the premier, declaring that
the latter was responsible for the blood
shed in the south of France. The speak
err ; violence so excited NJ. de Baudry
D'AssOn, Royalist, that he tainted and
had to be carried out of the chamber.
NJ. Bedouce denounced as a mere pre-
text NJ Clemenceau's intimatiOn that the
winegrowers' movement was inspired by
the reactiOnists or was in any way revO-
lutionary. He insisted it was a peaceful
effort to obtain redress for wrongs and
avoid starvation until the premier mObil-
lied four army corps to suppress it.
Amid cheers from one side of the cham
Der and applause from the other. NJ. Be
douce continued growing more and more
violent as he proceeded Turning to NJ.
CIemenceau he shouted: You have turned
the republican cathedral you promised
into a charnel house" In conclusion he
appealed to the chamber to do something
to console and heal the south, adding:
Socialist Support Promised.
IF you do so the Socialists will fol-
low you in the march of progress under
a surer guide than Clemenceau."
NJ MenunieT Socialist, who followed,
promised to continue TO support the gov
eminent if Clemenceau satisfactorily ex-
planned the mutiny of the battalion of the
Seventeenth regiment of infantry at Agde
and his interview with Marcelin Albert
leader of the winegrowers. NJ MenunieT
complained of the government postpone
ment of the bill providing for the abolition
of courts martial in time of peace.
NJ. Aldy, Radical Socialist, who made a
personal investigation of the rioting
charged that the gendarmes and cuiras-
siers fired first and without warning upon
the people. He then read detailed accounts
of how men, women and children were
shot, denying that the crowds had used
firearms
Defied by cIemenceau.
several of his statements NJ. Aldy caused
a sensation by declaring he held reports
from officers to prove that what he said
Was true and if challenged to do so he
would produce them, adding: I'VE must
decide whether we shall any longer sub
init to the fantasies Of those who govern
US.
The statement called forth applause
fro mthe right When NJ. Aldy had fin
ished Nj. Clemenceau said:
The statements made render an inVes-
tigatiOn imperative. Throughout I have
been animated by the spirit of Cancellation
but when the municipalities adopt an lille
gal attitude the government has no alter
native except to use force. The laws were
made for everybody. Everybody must
paw taxes. The poor peasants of the
north, east and center are ready to pay
more for their sugar in order to help the
population of the south. whose misery is
not general as was proved by the &C
counts in the savings bank. The truth is
that we face a revolt"
Eloquent Conclusion.
Continuing. Clemenceau recalled the
warnings he had issued to the soldiers
not to fire except at the last extreme.
NJ Clemenceau concluded to thunders
of applause:
Our fathers amid commissions to which
the present incidents are most trifling,
built upon a foundation of rock and at the
same time gave liberty to mankind and
the French nation will uphold them
During the vote NJ. BedOuce and another
deputy came TO blows They were pulled
apart by ushers The alteration may re-
suit in duel
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