New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-14
POi1lcare Will
Meet British
I'm arts To-day
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( policy toward Germany, without. how
! ever. It is declared. riskng break
with England.
Parliament Circles Anxious
Parliam7na circles were in a sober
mood to-day, when the Deputies, after
the excitement caused by M. Brands
sensational exit, came to rcallzc the
seriousness of the situation and mani
tested evident anxiety to have the
Nabinc: crisis over with promptly The
tngnsh and American press comments
trickllng ln rejecting untavorablc
views. caused palpablc worry among
the members.
business circles also manifested un-
~. while reflections of opinion
from the working elements showed
strong opposition to NJ. Poincarc, whom
inc SOCIALIST ncwspa pcrs have been
openly charactcrizing as the "dangcr-
Gus man" Of France.
1t was while receiving Populations
from the principal groups in Parlia-
mont this evening that NJ. Poincarc
told of his Willingness to meet Llovd
George
AS YOU know he said. MIR. Llovd
George very kindly expressed desire
to talk with NJ Brands successor. if
nc was appointed. when he passed
through Paris from Cannes. bound
homeNard. have informed him that |
VIII ne happy to confer with him at the
British Embassy
As our conversation Will require
several hours. thus delaying the efforts
expect to begin tomorrow to obtain
Ia f>,.. |
ministry, do not think the Cabinet
can be formed before Sunday night at
the earliest
"Parliamcnt having decided to meet
next Thursday, | must be able before
appearing there to familiarizc myself
with current discussions between the
Niles and particularly concerning the
deliberations at Cannes.
More Conferences Likely
"Furthcr conferences are lke)v in
the near future. They have their
uses. but believe it would be better
to only summon tho Supreme Council
alter the ambassadors have complete d
ne preparatory work. In my opinion
the supreme Council ought in principle
t. meet only for the exchange Of sig
natures"
NJ. Poincare told the delegates con-
corning the Cabinet that he did not
imagine any one expected him to form
purely political ministry
NO one denios," he declared "the
gravity OF the situation. We are liv-
ing through hours now as serious as
those in 1914. Union is more neccs-
sarN than ever. Above all we must Sc
cure disarmament Of minds; there must
he cons liberation Of persons
fcace IS the Indispensable work VIC
! "'ll nave to accomplish. 1t must be
made for the benefit of France; NOT.
against ono party or another"
1t having been pointed out to NJ.
lolncare that the inclusion of certain
Noc'a,ls, radicals in the ministry
tcw Premier replied:
II have committed myself 10 nohod,,
But can remind YOU that all no
cablncts formed while ] had the honor
t9' be at the Elyscc Palace included So.
cialist radicals"
,. save the ,psct above ALL" is the
by The Times and this was ,ro,S
orally reflected by all the afternoon
Journals: Now that BRAND is gone
Inelr Ditter criticism has suddenly
1ieo down. and they begin to picture
CANCERS of Anglo-Frenck trouble,
Inc "lntransi gcanr" goes so far as
10 say: "Onc might be astonishcd
Under the present circumstances. AT
me choice of NJ. Brands successor !"
lh'lmating that NJ. Poincarc probably
would have less influence with Primo
@lnlster Lloyd George than had
BRAND. ''''"
The Journal dcs i bats" however
lhlhks Polncare is w,il able to neco-
' .1a'c a satisfactory pact, adding:
Lloyd George may be satisfied that if
rrance rejected BRAND it was because
nc was upon the verge Of running Tho
entente with England"
Sees Lesson in Negotiations
NJ Balnvllle, in LA Lberte." and
lumber of other editorials draw from
IN inc meeting at Cannes the lesson that
,olplomacy IN the public market place
1oesnt ray.' NJ. Bainville halls the
Cannes meeting as the last of sncI,
conferences. He adds: Direct n.y.
,lclpation by the heads of governments
mas not gwen good results at Wash
'hg'on or London or Cannes"
"A number of days morning. and
AFTERNOON a. newspapers crIticize NJ
hfland S sudden retirement as an .cf
o. olscoursesy toward Frances quests
at Cannes, one of the editorials $500 s,,,,,
ming 1T up as follows: "Thev had haan
.n 10 cannes. and now the mas
acf OF the house has left the table
o"'"s 10 domestic Quarrel"