The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-11
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come Unanimous.
eyer, perhaps since the birth Of she
\ republic. has public opinion cX~
I'D itself so clearly and so warmly
F! welcome Of new premier as 1T
lone with Raymond Poincare. He
persOnality that counts for much
eommands respect. In France he
|ls for high ideals in a government,
1opesty and inflcXibilitv Of pur-
One OF the foremos.t advocates
7nce, and one whose income from
[sal practice is correctly described
|0nnous, NJ Pofncare has still
time to devote himself 30 the
(e of his country.
'ncare's present greatness has
nonc Of his own seeking. L. has
Fnrust upon him. On the political
ne has ever avoided the lime
end ne has never been known to
ior mere effect. In the halls OF
e or in ms place in the senate no
commands more attention than
ne is eloquent and learned in
DIS periods are well rounded
nis phrases impeccable. As an
s'alcian. he long ago won fame.
,Fn TO Polneare is to listen TO
the greatest OF living masters
French language.
Tolhcare IS strong and
II he had so wished it he
peen long ago premier, but he
70 be one Of the few public
~ france who do not look to
as the most lucrative. and
?Ie' The highest goal OF earthly
<'cp' lie has always carefully
sSoi SDoi from plotting for personal
+ehelIent and from the unworthy
~ which IN recent wears have
eenea the escutcheon of the Re.
party III France. The breath
lai mas ever touched him. II
snously refused power it was
pccaqse he 1espiscd the narrow
~ sspirit of politicians and the
t"'c OIL quarreling political en-.
ksttsl lSeal was always a high one. Nc
MA t9an he understands tn,
@;sseuu Oh france, weary Of strife
M to'on. nt Tor Il government that
r;,l Pnec strong and national
fcprsscnt the people ana moi
It. and one that will maLn ~,
VII, VII not weakness and vacil
HIM NC" Ilis country unmistakabl,
ncsr Al: Polncare felt he coulc
on hesitate. Her need WA ,
y c,t e. There was a ministoria
n;,a, ;Lu @hlp OF state was with
- NJ r r'r9s and unmanageable, an,
'apldly towards destruction
Was Imminent.
4 who have lived in ,s,,rc.
pri,.e;, i"e last few davs and bay,
NJ t,sucged to poem h@hind %f ~
tbn nov, moM imminent and dead
|ie w.p p'fI' how very near th
a b Arnmn 20 shipwreck Til
M serc etatl' and ",liciatol
Bu, fsH,spered rs possible Sc
'rcl tha .he present regime ha
.rcs sa .ne storm it is dnc IN N
nsr riespondiug 10 the in,noro,; ~ y. ~
<ifS;r duty. He rel in,,r - -
In ten hours b.d IrC I TO wor
leAdership a mn Tin 1aouSnt VI
nShI; b eoau.od 1'n,'tt "pon in tbo 'saI ga,
priyste aas aaia,rs To place nation;
il, his sfe1 s1 individual interest,
n broaJ second year, NJ. Poi,
( <Ith sv,au-shouldercd. well sot.u
Y al VIII 4 hlnnstache and short lseap
y "'tn graV. II. -
ne al a,l chm which. If il NEAR
qess. s lie was born ug'ermipat'9 I nat. .
recoll.eoaa;ste coll eastern frontier, and h
Pruss;so'ions were tho bitt.
I1 a" ublans invading h
~ i poInsy man other French s.,,o
I |,tt. ia was III early life
BIS esa~;,d ae studied for tho ba
| hecasnes nes"n,naiion. J aud soon afte
.u inini,tas chef du cabinet
o!5 paused ,er =, OF agriculture. Tb
1Is atssr,t;t item the future premier
eas lyn elSsy,n to politics, for
'zrtmsnt t'scd deputy for his n
eonst;t.nooi . OF the Meusc. lie $ $
n electioms many years n
nd 10 "pn p TO the senate