New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
Il Tie Asso-iatef Press.

Paris. Nov 2--Following the unexpected
resignation OF the BRAND Cabinet to-day.
President Falieres requested Premier
BRAND TO retain his Office and form new
Ministry This task IS proving a some
what difficult one. and in making up the
new combination the Premier has been in
consultation with former leaders. such as
Leon Bourgeois. former Premier and e1-
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. N. Clemen-
oeau. whom NJ. BRAND succeeded in ofice.
and Jean Sarrien. ex-Premier and ex-Min-
isrer Of Justice L IS probable that no an
nouncement Of the personnel OF the Cabl-
ret VIII be made until tomorrow
IN addition 10 arranging q Cabinet COM
rri-ted 10 the settlement Of pressing social
problems. NJ. BRAND must offer Ministry
satisfactory 10 the changing Republican
majority, where 4 number OF Radioals-the
followers Of ex-Premier Combes-are not
attracted BY what they term NJ Brands
tendencies 10 ultra-conservatism.
The Temps insists on the imperative
need Of & broad programme Of social and
republican defence against anarchy. with
legal means for the settlement Of labor
conflicts without resorttng 10 z strike. In
its opinion the paralyzation OF national
life by q strike Of public service employees
should be regarded as the crime Of lAse
psrre-
The resignation of the Cabinet was partly
due 70 the bitter attacks made in the
Chamber of Deputies on the government
action II sUppressIng the recent railroad
strike and its proposed legislation for the
avoidance Of similar crises in the future.
TIE rev Cabinet viii he largely the old
Ministry reorgauized. the portfolios being
distributed with special reference 10 Z solu-
ton OF labor problems. including the de
veIopnenr of means by which employees Of
public service corporations may obtain
redress for grievances without resort 70 4
strike paralyzing traffic and industry gen
ersllv. and 10 devise z method Of Corlb bat
t-e the revolutionary element of The pro
letariz-
strong Republican majority in the
Chamber voted confidence n the govern
-ert. hut - meeting Of the Ministers
6issensions developed. and n BRAND an
-oUrced that new and serious problems had
grown cut Of the labor troubles which must
Re net by q united Ministry. Accordingly
~ suggested ire retirement Of himself and
associates
= Il likely thar the Foreign Minister. NJ
Pichon; the Minister OF Commerce. N
Dupuv. the Minister Of War. General Brun.
and the Minister Of the Navy. u. Lspev-
rere VIII remain in the new Cabinet
n Milerand. Minister Of Public Works.
Posts and Telegraph. and NJ Niviani Min
lister Of Labor. dissented from N. BRAND
programme and their retirement is likely
20 De permanent N Millerand especially
vas dissatisfied. insisting that the prlnci-
PIE of arbitration should be recognized
more broadly by the government
A. the meeting a. which NJ BRAND sug-
EesJed the resignation ne thanked his com
races for having stood together in the na- (
Ional crisis. and shouldered uniredly the
harsh attack in the Chamber He said that
he had been violently accused. and even
charged with nourishing an ambition 10 /
throttle puoic liberty. Il was true that /
these attacks had been repudiated bv z /
strong Republican majority which voted 4
oonhoence IN the government. but neverthe- /
less out Of the railroad strike and out OF 4
the debate in the Chamber new and seri- 4
Gus problems had arisen which must be 4
met hy a united body