Of course it followed that the papers of all views supported the companies.

Seeing the danger increasing, the Cabinet abandoned its schemes, its programme, and its opinions, but it was too late.

A new administration was already ready.

An insidious question by Paul Visire which was immediately made the subject of a resolution, and a fine speech by Hippolyte Ceres, overthrew the Cabinet.
The President of the Republic entrusted the formation of a new Cabinet to this same Paul Visire, who, though still very young, had been a Minister twice.

He was a charming man, spending much of his time in the green-rooms of theatres, very artistic, a great society man, of amazing ability and industry.