Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-09
TWO FAITH VOTES
WON BY TARD|EU
Ballots Follow Speech Hailed
as One of Greatest BRAND
Ever Made.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, November 9.AThe French
Chamber of Deputies today twice voted
confidence in the new government Of
Andre Tardieu by a greater majority
than its fondest friends had hoped.
The poll was 327 to 256, majority
Of II, on the first ballot, when the So
cialists sought to amend the govern
ment's motion of confidence; the ma
jority was increased to 70, by vote OF
1872 to 253, when the confidence motion
itself was put before the Chamber.
The two votes followed q speech by
Aristide BRAND, foreign minister and
former premier, and a discussion OF
cabinet policy by the premier himself.
M. BRAND closed his defense OF his
foreign policies with the shouted perora-
ton:
1.-THE French Nationalist have at
tackled me. The French Hugenbergs
have wished to overthrow me. Err
berger, Rathenau and Stresemann were
likewise suspected in Germany because
they sought to improve Germany's re-
lations with France.
"Erzberger and Rathenau were as
sassinated. Stresemann died at his desk.
Must die to prove my sincerity"
Promise on Evacuation.
M. Tardieu promised that evacuation
Of the Rhineland, set for June 80, 1880,
would not occur unless the Young plan
for reparations was in full operation.
M. BRAND informed the Chamber
that the German government had as
Young plebiscite would be settled before
the end Of December and by that time
all necessary legislative dispositions for
putting the Young plan into execution
would have been voted by the Reicns-
It was $40 am. today when the
Chamber, which had been continuously
in session since early yesterday, ad-
tourned to meet again Tuesday. Then,
in compliance. with the wishes OF tne
government, it will begin work on the
national budget. M. Tardieu Is deter
mined to pass the budget before the end
Of the year.
Through most of the night a crowd
of 10000 or more remained outside the
Chamber along the banks Of the Seine,
unmindful of the rain. A considerable
quota of police was needed to maintain
order.
BRAND Speech Hailed.
M. Brands speech was hailed today
as one of the greatest of his career. He
met all demands of eloquence which
could have been made upon him, rous-
ing the entire Chamber repeatedly.
He stressed necessity of Frances act-
ing with her former allies, and dis
closed that Lord Derby, acting for Great
Britain, had delivered q note to the
Quai d'Orsay during the French 0ccu-
patton of Frankfort declaring the Brit
ish government would not participate
in conferences concerning relations Of
the allies with Germany unless France
took a positive engagement never to act
separately again.
WAS it diminishing the prestige Of
France to have agreed with ones allies,
to have respected the texts Of treaties,
to have chosen Cancellation after four
years of frightful war rather than ag-
gressive measures?" N. BRAND cried.
M. BRAND, then premier, was de-
feated at the opening session Of Parlia-
ment October % by q majority Of nine
votes when he refused to accept In
terpellations on just such matters Of
foreign policy as he discussed yesterday.
The last vote of confidence in cabinet
of M. Poincare was by majority OF
140 votes, last June.