New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-13
French Cabinet Disapprov-
ed by First Vote of New
Chamber.
MILITARY SERVICE
ROCK CAUSES SPLIT
v;viani Combination Again Looms
Up-New Government to have
Stronger Socialistic Tinge.
tRv Cable TO The TTibune.1

~. 1une THE Cabinet formed on
"wednesday last by Senator Rioot was
sofeatcd to-day in the first division taken
~ ,no row Chamber OF Deputies, by
..,.s ~ BOO to 2s2 Premier Ribot ana ms
,ou.ssues Immediately left the chamber
"A proceeded to the Elysee Palace, where
.nov presented their designations 10
President Polnoare.
The division came at the end OF one oil
the tensest and most tumultuous sessions
~ recent years. The Radical-Sociailsts
o,.psad the Premier OF wishing to hold
onsce with the help Of reactionary votes
% which the veteran statesman repheu
in dignifed and telling language 10 the
,0ect that he had taken the prenlership
for the sake Of the country. to insure inc
rational security and TO put an END o
the financial crisis
Tho motion which led TO the downfall
- tho Cabinet was virtually one favorlng
~. reduction OF the three-year term oil
Military service. The division on the
military service law showed No'e %
2os 10 26a against it. and later mouon
disapproving the Cabinet proposed W
nn,uties Albert Delimier and Louis Jean
mech was adopted by vote OF S'4 10
~ rbo Jaures element is evidently
,ne ruling one in the new Chamoer'
Premier Was Hoarse.
7, WAS a historic and dramatic session
:, Ribot was suffering from hoarsehess'
oDd read his declaration in an almost
'a,,5ihla voice. being frequently inter-
ted in ruthless manner by the So
lGa,;sts For ten minutes afterward anu
leo during his speech defenolhs his
d.claration the venerable statesman was
Tho target OF all the weapons Oh INC
t,r,rcn parliamentary arsenal, from Tue
.,.s.o hammer oratory of NJ. Puesh anu
~, r.volver shots Of NJ. Delimler 10 the
artillery Of NJ Augagneur ana TIC WI
,oiriau irony Of Marcel Sempal'
~ pthot faced the attacks in stole ST.
lcpre looking. with his )ong curing Wi''e
locks and beard and high MASSIVE lo'e
head like a statue Of Socrates
The galleries were thronsed with spec
tators. among whom were hunureus VI
smart ladies in exquisite summer gowns
and hats. In the diplomatic tribune were
the ambassadors OF Germany, ltaly anu
Austria. and a score of the ladies OF the
diplomatic corps.
President Poincare is thus compelled 10
begin his work all over again 10 select
more radical statesman TO form ne"
ministry. The immediate cause of the
iaIl Of the Ribot Cabinet was coahtlon
between the extreme Left with the ex-
;renle reactionary Right. The personal
itv Of Rene Viviani thus looms up again.
of n-d1
session and vote before them the men,
hers Of his late combination will, 1t Is
hoped. prove more tractable and more
willing to recognize the central facts OIL
the situation. which are, first, the main
tenance Of the three-year military SER
vice law second, the immediate issue OF
great tax-free loan. and. third, an in
come tax wherewith TO meet the cost of
the first two.
Finance PROPOSAL Formulated.
With regard to the financial situation
the Ribot ministry announced early in the
day that i. would ask Parliament TO au-
thorize the issue Of a loan of 100000 al
Sia per cent. payable in twenty-five years
ana not exempt from income tax.
NJ Ribot's declaration Of policy. which
the Chamber later refused to approve, in
sisted upon the rigid application of the
three years military service law. but did
not bar the consideration of a system OF
military preparation for youths and bet
ter organization Of the reserves. An at
tempt 10 reach a compromise with the
Senate on the question of proportional
representation was outlined. NJ. Ribot de-
clsred for the maintenance OF the non
sectarian character of the public schools
and promised the introduction of reforms
for the Improvement OF the condition Oh
the working classes. The Senate was 70
be requested TO consider Immediately the
income tax bill passed by the last Cham
Der with view to its adoption.