Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
NEW PRESIDENT STARTS WIN
CutIIENGE 10 nI'lI

N-r-lilleH France. jan fire
inter RAYMOND IuiuDaTa Was iuSultcd
by N-pretni"r ti"nrgc Clpmpacc tu at
the opening tudd, of the national
congress tor the election ~ presi-
dent " puin,dr" AZ onrc appointed
Aristidc liriaud the minister uf JUS
ticc, aud T.. L. ElotI minister ~ H.
nance. To- act 40 his seconds und go
arrange duel
Scnstors and dcputtcs at France ar
rived throughout the forenoon tOGdy
tO tukr patt "a tho election OF new
president OF the republic President
Fallcries' vcn-ycar term xpires ON
Fcbruary ~
Nomiually se7 representative ol
the pcuplc wvr. entitled tu yut, to-
day iu the national assembly CON
vencd lu thc ancient residence of the
Kings uf France. Thee, official clcc.
tors included aFI deputies and 800
senators. but the number was reduced
owing 20 vacancies caused by deaths
and rcsiguatiuns or by illness
Premier Ea'mund Poincarc ana
The m,mhor- of hi- cabinet arrived
together some hours before the yot-
ing began
Jules rams. the minister ~ sgri-
culture. VAS not among them. iI~
had sent iu the premier early iu the
morning note containing HE rCsig
nation from the cabinet and uoiiliCa.
lion that hc had accepted IA. caudi.
dacy for the. PRESIDENCY uf the re-.
public.
Premier Puiu,tr. Immediately
designated Tcrnindaud David. ~
present minister Ut commerce, 80 take
over also tho portfolio ~ agriculture
Bach ballot occupied almost three
hours, as the deputies and senators
we're called upon separately m alpha
betical order 20 place their ballot
papers in the urns
Considcrablr rUWInotiun vac
caused by stranger seeking 20 oh
tain entrance into the palace When
he vsH stopped by q g.ndarmc, and
asked his hudnc,a he pulled uut a
revolver and shouted
''rhis election should not take
place He was at once disarmrd ant
arrested
number or other suspects ais,
Wore taken into custody Tho go,
crnmeni tunk unusual military au,
police measures uluug the raiivHN
lines frum Paris tn Versailles. vhicl
we're guarded ~" vhul" distance %,
military men posted ut intervals uI
700 yards
4 force of 1000 policemen drawn
from all cities ui France was brought
here this morning us welt as dctach
monts of troops ut an arms, whil'
the garrison uf Versailles was con
Tined to its Guurters
Tho national assombl, was upcnv,
promptly al . o'clock this Afternoon
hy AutOnin bubost president oi ih'
senate, who read the decree ut CunNu
cation In % loud clear voice.
Every inch 0f space in th" grcu
hall Was uccupi"d. Niuc-tcnths o
the spectators u the galleries were
l.. "a. NJ
tcnng with strained attention wh"i
suddenly thuudcrous vote" from th'
body uf the hall shouted:
we protest against" The rest u
the phrase was lost In a tumult o
cries aud cNclamations.
The voice was that of the cuns,tv
stiVc deputy the Marquis Albert ~
Dion, who when the uproar had SOM
what subsidized started Hfresh
We protest against the election 20
the president at TN, republic hy par
llamont instead ut hy the people.
'rhc assembly agitated anew b.
shouts from social deputy, dow
with the empire The Republican
replied by cheerug "lonS live IN
republic
Senbtur Dubost who be- a NgtcraI
pHriamcntarinu, gradually restur '
order hN Hdmuuishiug the Hssemn.
that such interruptions were deplura
hle and futile. as welt aS heinE con
tTary to the ruipg ut what was mcr
vs. an olrutural college. where motion
and speeches. whatever their charI,
ter. wore not pCrmisshlc
Apologies Are Prompt.
During the proceedings Ot ihr ul
tionhl assembly, George Clemencta a.
made u satistactor, explanation to n
BRAND aud ~. kiotz. who adG %. q
.ynt la him bt Premier pulussare RE-
htiVp to letter he received la
,voning from the ,X-premi,r. The NJ
oident ~ Therefore considered ciu1r,
Deputy DE Monsie and PAU Rtt
oour former minister of labor, ais
quarreled in the corridors of 'he pa