Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-06
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The Emp1or of Germany Confident He ca'
Solve tbS Social Problem Without Them.


Copyrighted by the Associated Press
BERLIN. Oct. 4.-The action of the antl-so-
cialists has tended to a renewal of the discus
sion regarding Emperor Williams stti-
tude toward the Socialist question. The
Cologne Gazette reports that the emperor and all
of his ministers with the exception of Bismarck
desired the continuance of the special act and
were ready to accept permanent act on the
form offered by the National Liberals, namely
without the power of expulsion, but Bismarck
disagreed, and the reichstag was in consequence
dissolved. The emperor himself, says the Ga
zette, would never voluntarily have dispensed
with the act.
that the kaiser was opposed to any modification
of the laws if retained. At the same time he
views the death OF the laws with
to solve the social problem without them by
means of remedial legislation depriving the
party Of saisrontsNs Of their most Sc
ia Eos6bfa:ion of the event have been held. The
tone of the meetings was one of exu tation,
but all were perfectly sad;si!,. orderly a great
the Brock baurei. The men present
appeared TO be ong to the intelligent working
classes. They were accompanied by their
wives aud families. All were well Clothed and
had the appearance of being amply fed, and
all carried some kind of a red symbol.
Had it not been for these, the meeting might
have been taken for ordinary election meet
lug OF working constituency. After a speech
by Herr Bebef several women addressed the
meeting.
1t is not believed that the empe-or's scheme
for the formation OF boa DIS of workmen to carry
on negotiations with employers will succeed,
and never under the Germsn laws could
such board secure the power which the English
trades unions Laye secured.
1t is noticeable that at the Berlin election for
delegates to the coming socialist congress at
Halle, all the men elected belong to the moder
ates of the party.
large restaurant has been purchased at
Erfu for 10. OOO marks, and another with large
hall for meetings attached will be bought shortly
to assist the propaganda.
The programme published in the Volksbiatt is
identical with the lsmous Gatha programme of
1870 which could not be openly published
while the anti-Socialists laws were IL force.
Knowing, however, that the repeal is only an
experiment, the party will be careful 10 avoid
giving occasion for q renewal of the laws.
Herr Liebrecht will address great meeting
tomorrow and open the campaign among the
miners and the employers, bestowing special
government is preparing for the re-
form Of the rural local government
and the national school system as well as upon
the project OF direct taxation.
The far-reaching proposals OF Herr Miquek,
minister of finance, raise the amount collected
Is per cent.
A sheet entitled Farewell to Socialist Laws, -
explaining that Christianity might have been
destroyed in its inception If the Jewish Roman
authorities had only initiated the Russian police
and dissolved every meeting of its founders,
met with q large sale.
,.,. HERR BEBEL,
who for firmness and earnestness has been COM
pared with John Dillon, the Irish leader de-
clared in an interview that his party woIld meet
the governments remedial bills on their merits.
to the workman the Socialists would support
them, otherwi-e they would oppose them. In
regard to the workmen's increase act,
pone its operation although he considered
it far from perfect, inasmuch as the Shall en-
ployers coul not afford to contributs5a much
as was required while the workmen &eaped lit
tie benefit from it. -