Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30

Paris, Oct. 2s, $50 Q. m.-A new | French cabinet, headed by Aristide | Briand as premier and minister of | foreign affairs. came into existence to- night
 This is the first time in the history | of the French republic that there Is | coalition ministry of all the oppos- ing parties and factions. It follows | forming a British coalition cabinet of conservatives and liberals.
 United Action of All Parties.
 The action taken today in forming | the cabinet was the continuation of ! deep popular sentiment that. at the 1 sion should give way to united action ! by all the parties in common support Of the government As the result of the cabinet of Rene Viviani being rep resentative of only a few political groups. the ministers presented their collective resignations and President | Poincare immediately charged Aris- tides Briand with the formation of new organization combining all ele- | ments.
 Remarkably in Psrsonnel.
 The resulting coalition is remark able in personnel. including such ven- erable figures as Charles de Freyclnet who was one of Sambetta's aides in the upheaval of 1870. Jules, Moline. a | former premier who instituted the
  Bourgeois. who fs known as the grand old man of the radical party" which has the largest membership n. pariia- ment-
 MiIitafy Leader Head of War omes. The modern element Is represented sy eensRtenons leaaeTs ef sil the PCT the new coalition hrina4-- tsWssAe< | Frances elder and younger statesmen and in personnei represents. all the history tor ct modern Trance since the fall Is notable In having the popular mil itary leader, General Gailienf as the head of the war ofhce and Rear Ad- mirai Lacaze as head of. the ministry of marine. both of them replacing civil Hans.
 Party Representations.
 The extent Of tho coalition Is shown by the following representations from the various parties:
 The radical party Is represented by M- Bourgeois. a former premier: M BourGents. former premier. M Combes, a former premier. and Rene | Renoult. one of the foremost pariia- mentary leaders of the radicals. l The republican socialists have as members M- Briand. M iviani and | Professor Painleve
 The socialist group Is represented by Jules Guesde. who has been the socialist head since the death of Jean
 
 Albert Thomas. prominent socialist leaders
 The democratic left has as members Gabriel Guisthau and Joseph Thierry. tel as it's Representative
 The royalist and clerical element is represented by Denys Cochin
 Brings All Groups Together.
 This embraces all the parties and groups in parliament which for years have been arrayed against each other A- Freycinet. Melfnes and Rfbot be- long to the old school of moderate tendencies and are not identified with any of the parliamentary groups- The designation of Jules Cambon. former ambassador at Washington. erai to shs no minister sIR a ot ioSa asp ssP ts another innovation in tlTe new cab met as 1t places an ambassador of wide experience for the first time in responsible direction of foreign Ques- tions-
 Organization Was Rapid.
 The organization of the new cabinet was rapidly consummated during the day: The old cabinet headed by M. Niyiant resigned at n o'clock this Brtand was holding a conference with the men who were to form the new government They assembled again late this afternoon and finally assign ed men to several of the lesser posi- tions-
 Are to Meet Today. The cabinet will proceed in a body to the Elysee palace tomorrow for its first conference with President Poin- care and later will formulate a min istertal declaration Of policy
 The new French cabinet, accordine to list which was given out late this afternoon by the Havas News Agency following a conference between Pre- mier Briand and his colleagues and which is considered authoritative. wIu be composed as follows:
 Makeup of the New Cabinet. Premier and minister of foreirn af- fairs. Tristide Briand r 7-r Vice president of the cabinet and minister of state. Charles Freycinet Minister of var General J. g. Gall ofJustice. Rene vfviani. or the Interior, Louis q Maivy-
 Of Marine Rear Admiral, Lacaxe.
 Of Finance. Alexander Ribot
 Of Public Instruction and Invention, . concerning National Defence, Profess sor Paul Painlere -l-fL Of Public Works. Marcel Sembat.
 or Commerce. -Etienue Clementel
 or Colonies. Gasfon Doumergue ? or Agriculture: Jules Moline. Of Labor. Albert Metin- l Ministers without portfolio. Emil ' Conbes. Leon RourEeois. Denys Coch- ! tn and Jules Guesde. } Under Secretary of War and Muni- , tons. Albert Thoms Undor-Eecretary Of State for Sub- sistence. Joseph Thierry. Ll UnderSecretary Of State for Sani. i, fary Service. Justin Godare.
 under-secretarx Of State for Avia-