Eyschen was replaced by Mathias Mongenast, but Mongenast lasted only 25 days before becoming embroiled in a dispute over education and resigning. His next replacement was Hubert Loutsch, who headed up a minority government consisting solely of Catholic conservatives.
A shift took place when Eyschen was succeeded by Mongenast, but Mongenast's tenure was brief, as he became involved in an argument over education and eventually stepped down. This led to the appointment of Loutsch, who headed a government with a distinctively conservative Catholic orientation.