The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
The Emperor and Bismarck
Disagree on Policy.
eyERTUREs TO THE VATICAN
-7-0 aaae oy Beriih to- Catch Catho DC potes-
Ho" the FraneO-German Alliances is
Regarded m Germany.

DsAA4N, Feb. DAILY incsHAnts.
strengthen the impression that there * ~
serious divergence between Bismarcp and
Tue emperor, or those having the ir,rue-
dlate confidence of the EMPEROR. unors 4he,
proper course OF the government in sz,,e
important internal concerns. Bisrna-l-,s,
objection to the tone of the snaocb So
the throne has been commented nncD
- lact, the Objectionable part was,
Tue reference to labor troubles auc
Won ber2eDsch has been appointed
10 place In the ministry giving. him CON
1rol OF those things, practically in place
bismarck. This seems to imply that the
emperor intends that those THINGS shall no
pun IN the hands of one in sympathy with
~ DIS SET forth IN his speech. Within these
a Ill u@y OIe emperor received SUCCESSFULLY
y Ia conference every days with some
slonilhen6 member of the government. the
groups having free interchange of views
anu communicating their own ideas on the
proper management of the elections. Ris-
nl0Ie N naS maintained singular reticence
ds 10 the policy TO be pursued in the eIec-
Itons. HIS silence en1barrasses' the oovaTn
iiienI ana the idea of Bismarck's letter to
Inc German ambassador to the Vatican il
PuoIiSneu obviously to influence the
opinions OF Catholic voters 1t declares
1naC Tue government sees with pleasure the
,ota OF catholic missions in Ger
H!an colonies, and promises that all reJi
elous orders shall be admitted. incIudinp
ti.e Jesults, and that all may rest assured
vi the protection of Germany. Cardinal
Van tsdnlp LA responded expressing the ex
Cfeine satisfaction Of, the Pope at his stem
snu nuahIhg ms congratulations upon this
1urGner advance toward complete concord
Inc appointment of Won Berylepsch TO
De munster OF commerce and mines is re
sdrueu py many as ruse to catch for the
government candidates the votes OF miners.
Pleased with the fancy that the govern
1ne luis IS ready to do great things for them.
LII forecasts the results of the elections.
generally to the effect that the German
C = es, Reichspartei and the Cen
IRE party Will remain nearly intact. The
German Liberals lose several seats. The
Nalonal Liberals are in greatest danger
40 ~ 10 In0ugnt tney will lose twenty-five
seats Inc Socialists hope to increase
Ihelr strength from eleven to forty-six.
EX,Mlnlster Von Puttkamer is a candi-
late Iof Stop IN Pomerania. Addressing
meeting OF voters there he said he an
proved OF the Conservatives voting against
me Socialist bill as it finally came before
Inc relchstag, because the law with
put the expulsion clause was
Ike knife without the blade.
dc thought therein that the prospects were
me new relchstag would be more amen
aDle imam the last one was to the views of
me government, and if the country was
ofced TO do without a Socialist law there
vas reason to fear that a minor state of
iege would be replaced by full applica
ION OF martial law as a matter OF priuci-
lie The Socialist Democrats must be de-
ned the right Of existence in any we'll
rdered stare
Colonel Stonel's pamphlet on a Franco
Ierman alliance exeites the greatest in
crest. The Kolnische Zeitung saws the
lea that Germany would buy peace from
rance by the cession of the imperial
rov1rces of Alsace and Lorraine is tie
lerest chlmera; that no generation Of Ger
lans Will ever dare cede an inch of Ger
IAN soil soaked with the blood of IT'S
athers. The only value Stoffeps ar
uments has, is in the fact that
ow, while his countrymen in
rance are wild with Russomania. be
7arns them against the dangers of Slav-
ON and the influence of the vast barbaric
tate IN the councils of Europe. The
orsen Courier and the National Zeitltno
onslder this point and concur in Stoffers
arnlng to France against the alliance
18th Czardom, which falls on deaf ears
ow as 1T did his warning in 1870 against
lie precipitation of France unprepare6
ito great war.