The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-15
GERMANY'SROYALRULER
Hrs RECEPTION IN HANOVER a
GRATIFYING SURPRISE.


Given a Royal Welcome in the Hope
of winning over the Czar.
rcon,ri9bt. 1883, by Ne,c York associated Press.
RTRIIy. Sept. 14.-The hearty reception
given to Emperor William at Hanover has
baan a gratifying surprise as showing the
ovtinction of the anti-Prussian party with
the nonular growth of the German national
sentiment. The progress of the imperial
partv through the densely crowded
and richly decorated streets and
the continuous ovations and bursts
of acclaims must have struck chill to the
hearts Of the old adherents of the Guelph
monarch who heard them. Equal enthu-
siasm was displayed when the emperor
drove from the schloss to welcome the
czarevitch. The spontaneous character of
the demonstration could not be doubted.
IT was the emperor's first visit to the capi-
tai OF a conquered kingdom.
EXPECTED LUKEwARM RECEPTION.
He and his encourage expected a luke
warm reception. His pleasure over the
welcome found expression in the words that
de addressed Herr Benningsen, ober-presi-
bent of the province. He found himself
among his own people in Hanover he said
His meeting with the czarevitch was
vested with unwonted eclst, the honors be-
ing the same as would have been accorded
the car Around the emperor were Prince
ALBRIGHT. the Grand Duke of Hesse and
Prince Charles Of Swece0, several German
Drincelings aud court officials. The care
witch cordially responded to the emperor's
greeting. They drove through ranks of
veterans and members Of the city guilds to
the schlOss.
THE REVIEW.
Yesterdays review was a brilliant spec
tacle The czarevitch rode on the emper-
ors right, Count Won Waldersee led the
Hanoverian Uhlans and Prince George the
Sixteenth Uhlans. Prince Albrecht was
at the head of the Brunswickers. The en-
peror rode along the line of 10000 men and
expressed his satisfaction with the bearing
of the troops. Returning, the imperial
party visited the guild of the brewers.
The emperor drank glass of beer, and the
empress was presented with bouquet.
BIsMARcK's OBJECT.
The fact that the czarevitch was received
in the style usually reserved for crowned
heads is exciting universal attention. The
programme of his reception at Kiel and
Hanover was dictated by Prince Bismarck,
who was actuated by his knowledge that
the czarevitch is disposed to renew amicable
relations with Germany. His influence
may assist the chancellor'S final efforts to
modify the czar's hostility. According to
present arrangements on his visit to Pots
dam, the cZar is determined to avoid all ref
erence to the political situation.
DE GIERs NOT TO BE WITH HIM.
Neither NJ. de Giers or any other minis
ter Of his political cabinet win accompany
him. His suite will be composed solely Of
military officers. Prince Bismarck is
credited with aiming to obtain an inter-
view similar to his historic conference of
November, 1887. The czar, in assenting to
the programme of the visit, has ignored tho
existence of the chancellor. Court report
has it that he prefers not to meet him
Whatever weight the czare witch has with
his father will tend in the direction of ac-
cording an interview with Prince Bis
marck.
TO GO TO wIssEMAR.
The emperor will 20 to Wissenaar on
Tuesday to attend the maneuvers of the
Ninth corps. He will return to Hanover
On Sept 20, when he will command in
battle between the Tenth and Seventh
corps, at which smokeless powder will be
used. de is enjoying splendid health
despite incessant fatigue. His speeches
al the military banquets given at Dres-
den and Minden Smackcd strongly of war.
At Dresden he toasted "Die Kreigsbereite
SOME sachsens" as willing to renew the
traditions of Sedan At Minden he re-
MN led the Seventh corps of their heroic
achlevements at Mars-la-Tour and Won
Vile, and added: "Let them hold fast what
ley have gaiGed.n Gen. Won Albedyll re-
sponded, saying that they would prove
themselves Prussian soldiers with every
thought and with every drop of blood in
them.
YOUNG BISMARCK IN ITALY.
Count Herbert Bismarck, during his sup
posed sojourn in England, secretly went to
fleve-l-Cardoro, Italy, where he had an
interview with Sig. Crispi. Count Herbert
remained there a week in strict privacy
ne mad three meetings with the Italian
premier, who was also very private in his
conversation. The idterviews relat d
IG,.,t 70 the projected meeting of Emper or
w llam, the Emperor Of Austria, and
me me hing OF Italy, at Naples, and the rela-
Ions between Italy and the vatican. The
emperor OF Austria's visit is contingent
upon the Italian government modifying
tS tlS poncy towards the church, abstaining
rom l interfering with the privileges of
olnelals OF the vatican, suppressing demon
str9tlons similar to the Bruno celebration
ana the renewal of the pledges to observe
'le law Of guarantee
A PROMISE TO THE POPE.
frlnce Bismarck charged Herr Schlosser,
"no went to Friederichruhe ON Thursda Y
~ ~ INFORM the pope on his return to Rome,
;nal Italy's allies would constrain the quir-
1IaI 10 respect the wishes of the vatican.
renewal n, of centTist activity is in progress.
pi 6iie reawakened Kulterkamp is among
rtt1ce Bismarck's incentives To curry favor
WIN the vatican.
tue tne center party organs issue a mani
i3g5sVo convoking a Catholic congress in
-Iunlch rlch on September 20, in which the
oIa!1 oIIa!toratlon Of the temporal power is pro-
f,..llled fraillled necessary to the dignity of the
stI sulIc1ions OF the vicar of Christ. The out
1p.4ea 80 language of the manifesto contrasts
ptq p!tq Uhe recent uncertain utterance of the
n9chun congress. The leaders of the Bava-
pI i59.I catholics xpect TO send letter to the
~ C1ope In which they will say that German
~atuohcs nave been warned that their gov
srI tuinent supports the occupation of Rome
a -u gives no real assistance to the vatican
@s9Ihst Italian encroachments.
FRANCIS ELECTIONS.
me elections in France are waited here
r MN increased anxiety. The papers are
ssaepaFlng sas2 III to issue midnight editions on
R1.,e lie emperor has suspended Marshal
Of f'u.Ienthal .i from his position as inspector
froele ele bavarian army corps. He is
PrGu PGHu OF tue emperor. 1t is probable that
nairtfe, 1haee Leopold of Bavaria will be ap-
pointed his successor.
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