Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
ENACT TUMULTUOUs SCENE
MlLLERAND'S NEW CABINET
GETS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
Generally Predicted In Lobbies That
Present Regime Cannot Inst
m Now COnstitutcd.
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PARIS, Jan. o2.--Amid tumul,uou.
scenes in the Chamber OF Deputies to.
day. the recently formed Cabinet OF
Ircniar .iicxandrc AIillcrand received
vote OF confidence. 81 TO a3. Thu
vote was considered Il moral dcfca,
Tor the government, however,. NJ more
than 500 deputies abstaincd from vot.
ing.
on tic demand OF Prcmicr Miicrnnd
following n savage attack by Deputy
Leon Daudct. cdito" OF I.Action Fran
in,sG, on JT'eT s,Ses' Mimis,sr Of tue
,.sht TO intcrpcllatc tho government
o.; M. StccEs appoIntmcnt to the min
is'ry. lie declared that Stccg was an
n.co,nr''c; OF Louis j. Malvy. formcr
M,nistcr II tho ll,crior. who was ban
ishcd rt;cr hiS conviction on charges
"L commun!ca;inS with the enemy. and
who is soon - be brought to trial on
the Charge Of attempting to promote
a premature ano dishonorablc peace
with Germany.
May On.t Member steeE.
The significance Of the vote was gen
orally Interpreted in tho lobhics OF
and Cabinet c"rEot last as now con
a.i,Gtcd. and tina, tho Premier will
istry Of the Interior or tho cabinc;
VIII bc ovcrthrown on tho frs, uucs-
t;nn Involving the interior policy In
guest. ON III Copiidcnce.
Many Of tho deputies who abstaiacd
II ia voting said that they had given
III fr, ne Ia o,, Mnrming that The nGxt
should n. stceE remain.
The charges OF NJ. Daudct acains.
n S,srs Ters srociiic and emphatic.
ptic!,y with Vi. Ma!vy. and continued
tho iatt.rs policy white he ,StccgI
Was Minister. of/thc Interior Ia tie
TO withdraw his charges. and SAL he
VAS willing 10 produce facts to proc
irs assertions.
NJ Srecg was at the senate when D:rI
dc, was speaking. Summoned IN haste
by telephone, hc replied that nc had
always served France with al his hear,
seven orders Arc Filled.
Tho, openins speech OF rrem:cr Nil
le.And was recoiyod rrcsncc'fu!lr h% the
attacis on NJ. stccG. tho chamber became
extremely noisy and unruly. The Cab!-
nets initial bow TO rho House was made
10 rrc'iic, that rs nfc would he short.
I:cforc the No,. or confidence. orders
OF III" d"r Succ"'Gcd one another With
such rapidity that At one time seven
ot thcru lay IA tho desk Of Speaker
Raoul i'erct. Irci. Ter M!!!cIand. adding
tn. agSs,iion OF c9niide en-, In the Cahi-
day submitted by Deputy Duncsnil,
reading:
The >hamlc~. APPROVING the gov
c-ancnts declarations relative 10 tho
choice of Minister Of the Interior and
rejecting any addition. revcrts 10 the
order or tho day
Tho chamber WAS in an uDroar. and
Sneaker pcrct threatened 10 suspend
tho session. Prince Murat aud NJ. Dau-
dot exchanged c"n:,sc p"rsonal re-
with members OF the extreme let, amid
pandcm onium.
WIN Maintain Alliance.
Maintenance. ri tho alliances that
have saved tho world viii bc one Of
tho cil!cf aims OF tho new Cabinet In
Franco. Mi.craoi announced in his
ministerial declaration OF policy To-
day.
The declaration contained 4 graceful
reference 10 Georges Ciemcncoau. tho
retiring Premier. VI. Miiicrand pointed
ont that he had been called TO tho
formidable honor or succeeding Il min
isiry presided over BY n great patriot,
" he in tho eyes o: the world Is til.
incarnation OF yic'tury." ~