M. FAURE.
THE SCENE AT HIS ELECTION. By Telegraph.—Frees Association. — Copyright. • ' ; ,i , Pabib, January 18. At the finish of the election for sidenoy the Socialises shook their fists in the fetes if. IMi't opponents, and owing to 100 .uproar it was impossible to JjQftj. fbo speeches. a section of tho Party clamoured “ Down with the Presidency.'’ Tho Socialists loudly resented tho prohibition of M, Richard ftolu Voting: . Jl-. I’iuirO is the first Protestant elected at tho head of the State; ,
M, Diipiiy ) ,tlio Premier, Has resigned: After his election M. Fauro said ho would (lease to belong to any Party, and become an arbiter between Parties without distinction.
The Moderate journals aro favourable to tho ilevf President, but tho Radicals and Socialists denounce him as a mere figurehead:
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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2414, 21 January 1895, Page 2
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