New-York tribune., 1910-10-31
TBy the Associated Press.l


Paris. Oct Sa-Araid al inpressivge hush,
.zlich contrasted strangely with yester-
DAYS unprecedented passion and turnult In
the Chamber Of Deputies. Premier BRAND
IN cool, incisive phrase and accomplished
nratory fiayed the Socialists to-day for
their violence in forbidding him the right
Of speech.
The Premier assured the Chamber that he
was no dictator. but man of law ana
order and al the end OF the session his
frank appeal for Republican support re
suited in a vote Of confidence, S2s TO lS5.
since the days Of the Boulanger and
D-evfus affairs no such interest has been
,ifsnlaved in q session Of the French Par
stsnnent Vast crowds besieged the doors
al any early hour, and being unable TO
enter. assembled in the square, the streets
and on the Pont de la ConcOrde and wait
ed for hours ia the rain to learn the out
come.
Carried away by his passion yesterday,
the Premier, defending the attitude of the
government in suppressing the railway
strike. exclaimed: Had the actual laws
Of the country not been sufficient, ] would
rot have hesitaied to resort even to Illegal
measures for the purpose OF preserving TIE
fatherland-
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Trenier's words by the axiom that a great
national crisis would justify the neglect Of
legal -craples. NJ. BRAND mounted the trib-
me. silence falling over the house. He
said that his remarks Of yesterday had
l,ean entirely misunderstood. because the
Socislistlc fury and disorder had not per
r7itted him 10 complete his statements
What he had tried to say was that in grave
hours OF national peril exceptional meas
ures were justified Nevertheless. the gov
eminent was proud that II had kept within
the limits Of Legality. II had been many
years since the government had endured
such t-oublous hours. but the nation had
emerged from the threatened revolt cleaner,
Erander and better.
Then with dramatic gesture. he flung
our his hands. crying: Look az those
hands-not 4 drop Of blood
An outburs1 81 cheers greeted the
Premier as he called on all good French
men 20 rally 10 the flag Of peace and sup
port the governments efforts TO maintain
Law aud order A resolution introduced
fey thu Socialists impeaching NJ. BRAND
for his 'dictatorial crushing down Of wage
earners' was rejected by an overwhelming
majority. after which the Chamber voted
confidence in The government to safeguard
me interests OI sne NoThlIlg classes ana
preserve the vital interests Of the nation
a scrutiny Of the vote shows that one
hundred Radicals. who ordinarily support
She government. Joined the Socialists.
The more conservative newspapers. com
mentng on n. Brands reference to IL
legal measures, adop. the principle that
desperate cases require desperate remedies,
and draw parallel between the present
case and the Fashoda affair and the crisis
preceding the Algeciras conference. which
established precedents for the employment
Of exceptional measures.
The Temps" characterizing yesterdays
session ss a shameful orgy OF violence"
goes 50 far as TO suggest that President
Fallieres dissolve the Chamber IL similar
anarchy persists
After the session bands Of RoyaIists and
-Parlianentarians held demonstrations
IN front Of the Chamber and in the boule
wards The police dispersed the crowds
Hnc made score of arrests