The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-07
FROM THE FATHERLAND.
THE BUEDEsRATH AND TIE NEW
PRzSS LAWS


-neS are Reconmsttec 70 the Com
MISSION With Important 1Godiecs-
.so-s-rhe Emperor and the Navy
The Debate on the Budget - The
Ucrkmsa,s Insurance Bill
r,,-,riszssf ISIS b. sesr York Associated P-stL
sFa1Ix, Arril 6.--Ths BundeS-stn, at
p.en.ry sitting to-day reconsid=red the
press laws and RENTED them TO the com
Mission with important modification The
commission bad previously reported that
they were divided on the proposals, and
that there was 10 possibility Of their reach
sng an agreement The Representatives ot
Ssxony and Bavaria protested that the
cperRsions of the law, if the proposed
nassuzes should be passed BY
tie Reichxtag would create discoa-
sent azsa irnperI public order. Their oppo-
s5ton. combined with the Representative q
Herr Bennigsen and other national liberal
leaders. appear 60 have induced the en-
peror 70 assent 20 Prince Bisna-ck's urgent
request for g renoielIng Of tie iaw. Ihe
article designated as 8 penal offense hostile
criticism of the government. the monsrchy,
the Institution OF marriage, the rights Of
T-ruuerty and the church xiii be amended
The exact form Of the new law Vii not be
revealed until the commission have finally
rePlrsed
BIsxARcx's SAY.
Prince Bismarck, in an interview with
HerT Mig1sl ard Herr Won BenHiS
sen. indicated that the b.l il the
presented 70 the Reichxtsg would iezVe frss
for discussion social topics. s1ca as TIE
fsmily religion and properly permit,
Theoretical ANALYSIS OF political questions
retaining the articles. making it a penal
offsnsa 70 i1cits hate Of or contempt for TIE
CONVENIENT and the calumny Of enc ais
T~ikzaussS providing for the suppression
Of SHsuii1g papers and the expulsion from
the country Of Condemned editors viii Be
re aimed Tine Reicasrsg VIII net consider
tie bill until after Easter.
THE EXPULSION CLAUSE
IRE expulsion clause meets with Ssrce op-
x.r<irfou. DR.. Won MzyhAch, the PruSSian
minister q putlic worsx has resigned He
Will probably be succ-eded BY herr Won
TeeIen, iirect1r Of railways DR.. Won
Esvhachs resignation is due % ouarrels
ssoa IN the expenditures for public workS
BUDGET DEBATES
During the debate on the budget IN the
uppe- House. DR. Won S.eelAn, imperial
secretary Of state Of posts and telegraohs.
severely criticised the public expenditures
Dr. ven MAybech sought an interview with
the emperor To whom be subsequently,
complained tha; he found his majesty IN
svupash@tic. The debate IL the upper house
Ezs notable for the unusual structures passed
on the conduct Of the lower house for its
disordsriy business methods and dAwdliEg
over the budgst. The lower house hiss su-
4LcriEad its senior UembsE, Herr SchOolo-
ner, to protest against the lndignlty Of
fsred the house By these criticisms The
emperor yesterday received Herr Won Boot
fischer and questioned him IS 70 tie origin
Of the quarrel between the two houssS
woRKxEx's INSURANCE
TIE reading OF clause Of the workmsn's
frsTrance hsli which hxes 70 IS the age az
which an annuity shall be paid was followed
bv lively debate. Some members sup
r.orted Is wears as the limit, while the social
sszs demanded that Il Be placed at 90. argu-
ing that statistics proved that few work
rsaea attained the age Of 10 The socialists
fuz<Aer desired that al sSsurancs 70 invalid
Scfknea be granted when they be-
come uEable 70 earn over half
tie Bor1al wages Of hesithT work
men. Herr Won r3osttschsT adhered to the
original proposals, promising that il ex-
psriercs showed the necessity q lowering
the ags and charging tbs range Of the ball
Is regards i1czpacitv for wo-k, suc5 a
change would be c0ncsded. In the mean
whieh the proposals were based repaired
adherence 70 the CLAUSE as originally
framed Thereupcn tbs Reichstsg rejected
tie amendment TIE clause fixing the
ratio Of contributions 70 the state OF e.
rloye-s and employees led to = protest by
fhe Freisinaige PARTY, VITO, bald TIA; the
measure was opposed % the orthodox prln-
c.pies OF political economy. TIE csntris-s
5osned with the progress in opr osing the
state contribution provislou. but the clause
WIS finally adopted. with the addition pro
ucssd BIZ Her Ven Frankens-a,n, that en-
ploysrs and workmsn sho1ld pay al equal
quota
GOING TO WILHELNsHAvEN.
On Tuesday tie emperor will 20 10 VII
hslnsslsvea 70 inspect the corvette AlexAn-
drine before that vessel ssiis fer S1moe-
His ma jestyis letter 70 Admiral Goel.E,
chief a the admiralty, expressing conf
denca that the recent disaster at Samoa
viii not re.ard tie proper development OF
the navy. does not represent the real state Of
hrs mind he keeps the admiralty basily
engaged IN supplying him with reports mi
nnrely detailing the construction Of any con-
dirioa of every war ship Since the English
periisInezt voted tie ado-ti1- = seventy
ships 70 the navy his majss,ys attention
csn-ers exclusively upon admiralty Affairs
The officials expect that the recently
a1varcel scheme for the reorEanlESt .ol
Of the navy viii Be- recast and enlarged
TIE euusrur freely ex1reSS-s & deternlna-
zion 20 make Germany & naval power Of
the first rank In conversation with Slr
Edward Ma lett, the British embASssdor.
be said thai nothing be would see duriB :
his coming visit 70 England would interest
him as much as the promised navy review
AZ spithead.