The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-30
H0N0RS TO THE KAISER.
THE PEOPLE OF HAMBURG GIVE
HIM A ROYAL WELCOME.

Constant Cheering as He Drove
Through the City-He Lays the Cor
ner-Stone of a Structure to Com
memorate the City's Entry into the
Comm ercial Union.
BERLIN, Oct. 29.--In reply to the request
of the municipal council for an explanation
of the emperor's speech of Saturday, the
following. which is the text of the conclud-
ing passages Of the speech, was sent to
Mayor Forckenbeck:
cannot but give expression 10 a very painful
"reminiscences of my journey. While have de-
voted health and strength to securing the : eace
and welfare OF the fatherland. and thus OF the
capital also, by creating ties of friendship the
daily press of the capital has given publicity to
and spoken about affairs of my family In man.
ner which private individual would never toll
crate. am not only painfully impressed by
this, but my dlspleasure has been aroused.
wish, above all, that continuous citing
OF the name of my departed father shall cease.
IL most deeply Injuries my feelings as his son,
and it is in the highest degree unbecoming.
BERLINER.
trust that when / choose Berlin as my princi-
pal resldence-and as a Berliner it always at
tracts me-the people will avoid making
the private relations of my family the
subject of press discussion. The duties uniting
prince with his people for the purpose Of
numerous and important enough for them to
devote their whole attention To il in a thor
oughly patriotic manner, allowing all other
analrS, such as | have already mentioned, to
rest without giving them publicity They should
combine to use their strength in faithful devo-
tion to these high and noble aims. l trust the
representatives of Berlin to receive whom gives
me special pleasure, will endeavor in this matter
TO perform their part.
The passage in which the emperor re-
Dukes the press for quoting Emperor Fred
erick in unfavorable comparison with him
self elicits special interest The first semi
official copy contained no explicit reference
to Emperor Frederick.
THE KAISER AT HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, Oct. 29-Emperor William
arrived here today. He wore generals
dress uniform He was received by the
the emperor with great enthusiasm.
The emperor went by water to Alster-
lust, where he had lunch. He afterward
proceeded to Jungernsterg, and then re-
turned to the city, where he inspected the
Guard of Honor and exchanged words Of
greeting with the officers. He afterward
drove through the city in a carriage. Gen.
Won Moltke and Count Herbert Bismarck
followed in a second carriage.
TRIUMPHAL MARCH.
The route wasIthronged with people and
Lue progress was a one. AU
intervals along the route children presented
the emperor with flowers.
The senators conducted the emperor from
the Brooks bridge to the site of the structure
which is TO commemorate the inclusion of
the city in the customs union.
DIR. Versman rendered the thanks of the
senate and the bureomaster the acknowl-
edgements of the inhabitants of the city
for the emperor's presence.
LAYING THE STONE.
The emperor then took trowel and mall
let spread mortar over the stone, tapped
the stone and said: 'For Gods honor, for
the good of the fatherland, and for the vel
fare of Hamburg"
After Count Won Moltke Herr Paterson
aud Herr vol Boethcher had made speeches
the emperor steamed through the Customs
canal and Upper Harbor canal to New
Elbe bridge and inspected the forts.
AT A BANQUET.
After the visit to the bridge and prn-
cipal ship building yards and docks on the
river, Emperor William embarked at st.
Padrs landing and drove to the Jenisch
palace and then to the Kunct halle where a
banquet was given in his honor. After the
banquet and fireworks the imperial party
drove to the railway station, dense crowds
of people cheering him till the train started.
Count Won Moltke, throughout the day,
was an object of special attention.
The streets were almost impossible.
WITH PRINCE BISMARCK.
The emperor arrived at Friedrichsruh at
o'clock. The town was decorated with
flags and illuminated in honor Of the en-
peror The fire brigade, forming a guard
of honor, and Prince Bismarck, were wait
ing at the station. The Emperor greeted
Prince Bismarck most heartily, repeatedly
shaking hands with him. They drove to
gether to the castle during a heavy rain
and amid the ringing cheers Of thousands.