The French Situation
By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. ] PEE TOITKD PBBBB ASSOCIATION, "i Pabis, April 17. Boulanger's victory in the election for the Norde is regarded in many quarters as presaging violent changes in the Constitution. M. Jules Ferry, in the course of an address delivered yesterday, called Boulanger a mutinous soldier. Ha urged that M. Floquet should assume a militant attitude against a Ctesarean movement, otherwise France would be plunged into a foreign war. Boutaager, addressing the fcleotaye. of Norde, said that France demands a constituent Assembly, which should gi/e to the people rights which, had hitherto been* denied them, and whufc '-■ would make the Sepublio respected* and render it indestructible*
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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 111, 19 April 1888, Page 2
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