FRENCH POLITICS.
CONFIDENCE IN GOVERNMENT,
Received, this day at 8.45 a.m.) PARIS, Aug. 3,
The Chamber of Deputies voted confidence in the Government by 395 votes to 70.
M. Ribot in a speech proceeding the vote, replying to M. (Renaudei u request to allow Socialists to go to Stockholm, said: We wish for an honourable peace, not a peace which will make us slaves. Peace is only obtainable by a victory, and. is unobtainable by conferences. We do not think the Socialist Conference at Stockholm can effect the sort of peace required. The Socialist,. Mistrae cried : “We will go_ despite you.” This caused an uproar and shouts of disapproval. M. Ribot tlieu appealed to tho Chamber for unity. MINISTERS RESIGN. PARIS, Aug. 3. M. Lacaye’s resignation is duo to the Chamber’s Naval Committee seeking power to inquire into all matters pertaining to the (Navy. The Chamber is debating the proposal of Friday.
M. Denys Cochin has resigned the Under-Secretaryship of the Blockade.
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 August 1917, Page 3
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