The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-08
PROVISIONS.

The following is from the report Of Minister
Sargent of Berlin: "A very strong feeling OF
opposition has been aroused in Berli and other
German cities, us well as the manufacturing dis
tricts general y, against the threatened exclu'
sion of American pork products. Strong pro,
tests are being sent in TO thef3undekTalh, and
Committees Of merchants and others have WIS.,
tied the capital 10 protest against the measure.
If this were strictly a government OF public
opinion, in the American sense, these general
public appeals, backed as they are by solid
reasoning upon indisputable facts, would pre-.
vail and the project would be abandoned. But
this is far from being the case, and the prospect
is stronger than ever that the decree Will be IS
sued. 1 am informed that MI. bottiseher the
imperial minister Of the interior, informed
protesting delegation during the past week that
the. measure would certainly be adopted
II Is believed in some well-informed
quarters that this will be done in day or two
TO anticipate the impending discussion In the
relchstag which was adjourned until us next
sitting, about the middle OF January, when the
opponents of prohibition will undoubtedly
make a strong showing against both the policy
and legality OF the measure. There Is CONSIDER,
able feeling on the part Of the opponents OF
prohibition in the feichstag in view Of this
threatened snap judgment and Aleading mem
Der Of that body characterized IL 10 me as
mean trick The pretepse o. sanitary reasons
is becoming The thinnest vail, which has been
torn into shreds, and which is now apparently
only insisted on as On excuse 10 the United
states The Beriner Tribune. powerful organ
published ON Saturday, the 3Oih ulL, that
Il appears from oficiai reports that from
1877 70 1879 there was an aver
age Of thirty three deaths from uica aiISe
then; and yet Il asserts there has not proved 10
be one case Of death or even disease from Gazing
American pork. on the other hand. IL Is shown
tnat the methods Of preparing export meat In
Inc United states are absolute death 70 trichina.
II says that In every case Of deaIh from eating
OF pork u has been from the use Of frtshly-
slaughtered German, Russian or Hungarian
porf III holds that the American assertion that
the diseased meat IL never exported from our
country Il maintained, and such meat II no
rapid In decomposiuo1 70 pc pre- pared ior e1-
Of lection 10 American psk- II CIV the true
EXPLANATION of the agitation by ss,ing that Il q
a thorn IN the eyes Of German PROPRIETOR ina q
10 pfsnnig les than the home product II
The move Of keeping ont half q mild cwts
Of American pork. which has been imported
into Germany yearly. could succeed. then thelr
h 4 prices n suit themselves. The falsify Of tbe
preianse Of sanitary reasons. and The real mo-
tives. are hereclearly e. hibiied: directly under
the eyes Of the ooui ell A similar SHOWING Il
made IN Yesterday National I.liunR. Bon pa
pers show that the present "A. abgve al. IN i'm
pr0pef time for such nea-nre- have suufht
~ al spt means. % oppose the measure. and
have lot no opportunity . expose its true chEf-
acter snd % sho q that The heaith o. American
swine il unimpaifed. and American swine
rroi ucts are entirely wholesome don0t mini
fhese isfer propositions are bog seriously dis
pufed ~ people Of inrellikence. The m0vtmeuf
Z mereiy selfish. and In disregard Of he Inter
esis Of the Unifed staies
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