FRENCH MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
THE PREMIER'S RESIGNATION, Paws. March 8. flic debate 111 tho Chamber was heated. It arose out of an incident of a gendarme shooting a butcher who resisted the taking on an inventory at the Church at Boschepe. Several deputies protested against tho Separation Act, as producing tumults, not pacification. M. Briand, reporting on the SepaN ution Act, denounced the prOTOCltivi tactics of the clergy, and declared th? opposition to, tho inventories Ml political, not religious, M. Rouvier said tho Govemttttl were unable to stop the taking of tM inventories, but would enforce tho law with prudenco and tact. Ha Hcceptid tho resolution approving tits Government's statements in the matter. This was rejected by 261 to 231, Tho entire Eight, half tho Progressive Republicans, and most of the Social, ists and some Radicals voted uiinst the Government. M. Rouvier thereupon resigned. GERMAN OPINIONS. Received 9,10.28 p,m, Bebmt, Marcli D. The German pross consider the Ministerial crisis is certain to tlw whole internal and external policy of Frnuce.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8060, 10 March 1906, Page 2
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