New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-30

Riot in Chamber AftsT Premier S
Advocacy of Illegal Use
of Force.
LURES LEADS THE ATTACK
Friends of Prime Minister Fight
Way Through Rouse-Far-
reaching Consequences
Possible.
by cable TO The Tribune. J

nv Tahle 20 The 7rihunei
Paris oct. 2q-The debate in the
chamber. which ended amid terrific tn
multi al $50 O'Clock this evening, TO be
continued tomorrow, Sunday, at
O'Clock. was picturesque and revolution
s-v. and may have farreaching conse-
ouences for parliamentary government
IN France
II Iaures- now slIrnamed the graHlo-
rhone Of the chamber" roared ano thun-
tiered IN defence Of the revolutionary
railroad strikers. He practically tort
,Ired The house with his ponderous elo-
ouence.
NJ BRAND. nervous and passionate, re
piled. and absolutely overwhelmed NJ
JalIres. and metaphorically wiped the
;loor with him"
IN denouncing the revolutionary char
srter Of the railroad strikes. N. BRAND,
carried away by excitement and emotion
Hnd in & n Of passion. eXclaimd: Had
The laws Of tho country not permitted
me 10 do VIVA. / die to prevent the
frontier being left open and defenceless
! should not have hesitated 10 resort
even 10 Illegal measures for the purpose
Of preserving the fatherland-"
These words had the effect Of an cleo
Trio current on nine-tenths OF the Dep
rites who were stricken as # dunn
founded. while the small clique Of uni
fed Socialists. under the lead Of NJ
Ja.res. mace dia bolical pandemonium,
slarnnliuG their des and yelling in
chorus: Dictator. dictator. Caesar.
Cesar. Resign, resign"
This lasted Tor three-qua-ters Of an
hour The militant Socialists shook their
Iists al NJ BRAND addressing 10 him
every imaginable epithet, and using dis
FustinE ana unparliamentary language
II ColIy. "a yellow haired. red-faced
Socialist tried 10 climb up 10 the tri-
bune II order TO strange n. BRAND.
A dozen ushers. in their black evening
dress. attired with their silver chains Of
Office about their necks. made barrier
o. defence. and succeeded after hot
fight IN preventing NJ. BRAND from being
asssiled
Meanwhile II. BRAND. pale with emo
ton. stood calmly At bay during the
tl1nult After half an hour he managed
70 descend from the tribune TO his seat
OF the ministerial bench
Protected hy strong group Of his
friends. The president Of the chamber.
u. Brisson. at last made himself heard.
and the debate was adjourned 10 to-
MORROW. much against the viii OF the
Socialists. who did their utmost TO OBJ
struct everything and 10 create par
liarnentarv ''sa botage" N. BRAND. al
SO O'Clock. vredged in the centre Of a
group 81 friends literally forced his way
through the passages which were lined
with red hot, Vociferating Socialists,
striving 10 fy al his throat
n Brands exit from the chamber
was much like well organized rush in
en American football match. Great ex-
element prevails in Paris tonight.
The resolute attitude Of Prime Minis
ter BRAND backed by the patriotic. con
se-varive and businessike declarations
q N Nillerand. Minister Of PUbliC
Works were supposed 10 have insured
IT overwhelming majority for the cahi-
me- not ONLY in Parliament. hut through
out the whole nation, and caused grea'
frmness and an upward tendency on tn
Bou-se The French government is en-
tering on q period Of reaction agalns
militant socialism. and is thoroughly de-
terInined 10 maintain law. order and es-
peciaIly liberty Of work, independently o.
ne desDo-isn Of The Confederation o.
Labor.
Public feeling is now 80 strong tha'
any ministry showing signs OF reluctanct
or hesitation to nip in the bud future
attempts TO mobilize 2 revolution undel
the guise Of general strikes. as was tbs
case recently with the railroad employees
would Z Is stu believed, be swept away