Raynal, David

David Raynal ( fr. David Raynal ; July 26, 1840 , Paris - January 28, 1903 , Paris ) - French politician, Minister of the Interior (1893-1894).

David Raynal
fr David Raynal
Minister of the Interior of France December 3, 1893 - May 30, 1894
Head of the government	J. Casimir-Perier
The president	M.F.C. Carnot
Predecessor	S. Dupuis
Successor	S. Dupuis
Minister of Public Works of France February 21, 1883 - April 6, 1885
Head of the government	J. Ferry
The president	J. Grevy
Predecessor	Anne-Charles Hérisson
Successor	M.F.C. Carnot
Minister of Public Works of France November 14, 1881 - January 30, 1882
Head of the government	L. Gambetta
The president	J. Grevy
Predecessor	M.F.C. Carnot
Successor	Henri varroy
Birth	July 26, 1840 ( 1840-07-26 ) Paris
Death	January 28, 1903 ( 1903-01-28 ) (62 years) Paris
Father	Napoleon Raynal
Mother	Esther Sophie Rodriguez-Enriquez
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Rank
Battles

Elected to the from the Gironde in 1879, he joined the Republican left and was a supporter of Gambetta . In the ministry of Gambetta, he was Minister of Public Works; with the same portfolio he joined the second ministry of Ferry ; he was Minister of the Interior in the Casimir Perrier office of 1893–94.

Like the great majority of the former Gambettists, Raynal, around the mid -1880s, gradually abandoned the radical points of his previous program and was one of the ardent defenders of almost all opportunist ministries. In 1895, the Chamber of Deputies was charged against Raynal in accepting a bribe when concluding extremely unprofitable conventions for the state with railway companies when he was Minister of Public Works in 1883. A parliamentary commission was appointed that found Raynal innocent; a resolution in the same spirit was adopted in the Chamber of Deputies itself (1896), after a heated debate, during which Pelletan and other radicals argued Raynal's criminality.

In 1897, he became a senator from the Gironde.