The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09
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| promises 10 lead 10 notifications acccpta.
hle Ia tho ProgrcsSlsts. Minister Won
| BDctticher was honest in his declaration
| that the Government WIS ready to adopi
| any reasonable alteration Of the bill Somo
| features Ia which Herr Won Grillcnbtrycr
raised objections will bo removed. The
payments to the insured will probably bo-
gin at tie age OF sIXiy.iiyc; the amount of
relief will be- increased aud committee oi
insured workmon will be- formed 10 pre-
pare statutes to regulate th, aiministra.
ton Of the funds The courts nf nrbitra.
ton on disputed eases will consist OF equal
numbers ol workmcn aud employers.
Fierce party polcmics have arisen over
the defeat Of the Cartel candidate for the
llcichstag for Mclc aud Dicppolic. Han.
over. The wcll-known National Liberal,
Herr Satlcr, demanded recollection on ac-
count Of his receiving u new official ap.
pontmcnt In lSs1 he obtained 1920
votes against 7.2iO for the combined
Guelph and progrcSsist candidates. Now
ho obtained only i, 500 votes against 5000
l)r the opposition. The Progrrssi,ls are
jubilant, holding that tho victory u not
isolated or phenomenal, but that Il proves
there u u popular movement against the
Cartel parties. They point to thirteen
side elections since the general election,
each disclosing decrease In ihc Cartel
parties vote.
The Cologne Gp;lHf attacks lhc Progress.
lists ~ ready a. unite with any enemy of
German unity -Guclph, Pole, Dane or
French mnlcontcnts- they only can sue.
coed In Wcakeng the Government
The Government organs generally do
not conceal their fears II q tendency to
alienation In the popular suffrage, but
argue that tho national sentiment which
was aroused at the general election will
again give triumph to the Cartel parties.
The health oi the Emperor has Nv i'm.
proved that lac is preparing tp 20 on We'd.
ncslay on a shooting expedition in Han.
over. Tho Journey depends on the
weather. his doctor, advising him ~ avoid
exposure 10 severe cpd, although his 10
cent symptoms Of Olitis hayo been r..
moved.
The officials within the Emporofs circle
are made tO feel tho influence ui his pain
and confinement In his intense irrItaucy
and constant demands ior unnecessary
work.
Appeals made to the Emperor 90 ~.
lease Prof. Gcilckon are received with dis
favor. The Emperor declares that ho can
not interfere with the prosecution. On
tho other hand hr has abandoned the
action instituted by him ~ rrsilury
lcgiicc Of his father against the kn,isr
Iiimg ior publishing fcdcrIoks diary OF
1890.
The LATIN League, which aims to do.
tlch Italy from the triple alliance, Is now
openly advocating, boy Spanish politics, both
Monarchist aud Republican. Senior Cas-
tollar goes 81 Rome iD invite moderate RI.
publicans to Join q coalition to ougt Pro-
mior Cnspi, accept the existing monarchy
aud avoid hostility tO the church until
league Of France, Spain, Italy and Belgium
succeeds Ia oycrthfowing the Austro-icr-
manic alliance. Though somewhat vision
AIRY, the efforts b. form such league are
carefully watched here. Casicllar'B mis-
sion Is certain 10 hamper The free play oi
the Crispi policy, and, though II cannot
possibly lead tO n rupture OF the existing
alliance, might influence another ministry
against renewal Of the treaty on the cx-
pira'ion OF the present engagements.
senior ArmiIo, the Spanish Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, privately approves Ol
scnof Caslellar's object, II lac did not in.
cite him 10 10 TO Rome.
The restrained relations OF the German
Foreign Office with fcnor ArniiO causes
delay IN the acceptance Of Senior ltasc0n
~ the new Spanish Ambassador Count
Bcnomlr will continue 10 be- recognized NJ
the representative oi Spain until his letters
Of recall afo presented IN duo form.
Fearing increased dllhculiy With Dcrlini