Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-15
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
HIS RECEPTION AT HANOVER A
GRATIFYING SURPRISE.
To Command In n Sham Battle-His Ban
quct Speeches Smack Strongly OF
war--Count Bismarck.
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war-Count Bismarck.
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BERLIN, September IA hearty recep-
tion was given to Emperor william at HAN
over. II has been gratifying surprise ms
showing the extinction OF the anti-Prus-
sian party with a popular growth OF q Ger
man national sentiment. The progress Of
the imperial party through the densely-
crowded and richly decorated streets,
the continuous oyatiOns, and rolling
bursts of acclaims must have struck
n chill TO the hearts OF the old
adherents of the Guelph monarch VINO
heard them. Equal enthusiasm was
displayed when the Emperor drove
from SchlOss to welcome the CZ1reWitch.
The spontaneous character OF the Demon
stratiOn could not be doubted. IL was the
Emperor's first visit 10 the capital of the
conquered kingdom. lie and his encourage
expected lukewarm reception. lis plea
sure over the welcome found expression N
the words that he addressed 20 Herr Ben
nigun, the oberpresldent OF the province.
He found himself among his own people
in Hanover lie said his meeting
with the Czarewitch was vested with
unwontod tcaf, the h0nOrs being the Same
as would have been accorded the Gar.
Around the Emperor were Prince Albrecht,
the Grand Dukes Of Hesse and OldenO1rg'
Prince Charles of Sweden, several trcr-
man princelings. and court officials. Tue
Czarewitch cordially responded to the
Emperor's greeting. They drove through
the ranks of the veterans and members OF
the city guilds TO the SchlOss yesterday.
The review was brilliant spectacle. Tho
Czarewitch rode on the Emper0rs right.
Count Won Naldersee led the Hanoyerlan
Uhlans, and Prince George the Sixteenth
Thans. Prince Albrecht was Mt the head
of the Brunswickers. The Emperor rode
men and expressed complete satlsiac-
ton with the bearing OF the troops.
Returning TO the SchlOss the imperial
party visited the guild Of brewers. me
Emperor drank glass of beer and the En-
press was presented with bouquet. Tho
fact that the Czarewitch was received IN
style usually reserved for crown heads IL
exciting universal attention. The pro-
granme Of his reception at klel and llano-
yer was dictated by Prince Bismarck, who
was actuated by his knowledge that tho
Czarewitch is disposed to renew ami
cable relations with Germany. HIS IN
fuence may assist the Clauccllor's final
efforts TO modify the Cars hostility ac-
cording 20 the present arrnueemenls on
his visit 10 POtsdam. The Gar ls deter
mined TO avoid all reference 10 the politl-
cal situation Neither Giers nor any other
Minister of his political Cabinet viii accom-
pany him. His @It vii be composed
solely Of military officers. Prince B,s-
marck is credited with aiming TO Obtain
an interview similar to the historic con
ference Of November, 1887. The Gar lu
asserting 10 the programme OF the Wfit
has ignored the existence Of the Chanccl-
lor. The Court report has it that Ae pre-
fers not to meet him. Whatever Wei-ht
the Czarcwitch has with bis tatherWill tend
in favor of according the interview with
Prince Bi,marf K.
The Emperor will 90 20 Nismar on 1uos-
dav to attend the manWuvrcs Of the Ninth
corps. He will return to Hanover on sep
TENDER Goth. when hr viii command IN the
battle between the Zenith and Seventh, no
which smokeless powder viii he used. He
is enjoying splendid health. His speeches
at the military banquets given nc Dresden
and Miudcn smacked strongly ~ wr
AtDresden bee toasted Die kricg 5creltc
Sohnc Sachseus" as willing to renew tbe
traditions OF Sedan. At Nidcnhe remind
ed the Seventh corps Of their heroic
achievements at Alars-la-Iour and Won
willie. and added: Let them hold fast
10 what they had gained" General Won
Albedyle responded, saying that they
would prove themselves Prussian soldiers
with every thought and with every drop OF
blood in them.
Count Herbert Bismarck during his sup
posed ,ojourn in England secretly went 90
Pievc Di Cardcre. Italy, where he had an
interview with Siguor Crispl. Count IL Y
bert remained there week IN strict
privacy. lie had three meetings with the
Italian Prime Minister, who was also very
private in his movements. Inc interview
related 10 the projected meeting OF Empe-
ror William, the Emperor OF Austria. aud
the King Of Italy at Naples. and the rela-
tons between italy and the Vatican. The
Emperor of AustTia's visit IS coniln-
gent upon the italian Government modify
ing its policy toward the Church, reiraming
from interfering with the privilege oil IN"
officers of the Vatican, suppressing the de-
monstratious similar 20 tn Bruno ceiebra-
ton. and the renewal of the pledges toOb-
serve the law of guarantees.
Prince Bismarck charged Herr Schlcusser,
who went 20 fredericksburg on Thursday,
TO inform the Pope on his return 10
Rome that Italy's allies would coustraln
the quirinal To- respect the wishes or tho
Vatican. \ renewal of the Centrist actlvi-
ty is in prospect. heaHakened, huitnI-
kampf is among Prince bisin9rcKs lhceh-
t,vcs 10 curry favor with the Vatican. be
Centre party organs issue a manifesto con-
vokiug the Catholic Congress IN Munich
on September Odd. in which the Testora-
ton of the temporal power IS Proclaimed
necessary 20 the dignity pf the functions
OF the Vicar of Christ. The outspoken
LANGUAGE of the manifesto contrasts with
tho recent uncertain utterance 81 the 30
chum Congress.
The leaders Of Havarian Catholics ex-
poet TO send letter 10 the Pope, m winch
. l hat Y
have been warned that their Government
supports the occupation II Rome aud
gives no renl assistance 10 tho vatican
against the Italian cucrOachmcnts.
The elections III France are waited here
with increased anxiety. Tho papers are
preparing 10 issue midnight edition ON
September I'D. go,
Tie Emperorhas suspended Marshal Blu
menthal from his position as Inspector OF
Bayaran Army Corps. He IS no iaYo,.te OF
the Emperor. 10 is probable that Prince
Leopold of Bavaria Will be appointed his
successor.
Prince Bismaroks malady Of inhancd
veins OH the legs does not al0tc. lie has
been forbidden 10 walk and he rides only
in a carriage.
At to-dav's meeting Of the Colonial Com
panv Of Southwest Africa Prince BIS
marcks reply 10 the request OF tho COM
pauy Tor imperial protection IN iyhihs'til
w,s read. he says 1t could not boo the dutV
OF the empire 10 support the Introduction
of State institutions among the unciyillzcd
races. The programme of the German colo
uial policy didnotinclude the employment
of military forces in oraer to break the
opposition OF the native chiefs 10 the en-
terprise Of German subjects il distant
countries. The letter disheartened the
meeting.
Large quantities Of munitions are leay-
ing Hamburg for Captain Wissmann.
THE GREAT STRIKE ENDED.
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