New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
DEBATES IN THE REICHSTAG.
MORE MODERATE THAN DURING THE BIS
MARCK REGIME.
POLICIES OF THE VARIOUS LEADERs-SOCI>LIsM
EFFECT OF THE EMPEROR'S SPEECH on
EDUC NTION-KOCH'S REMEDY.

EDIC AI1ON-kOlHS REMEDY.
Copyriqht 1890: IN The York As.Oea,,d Pre,s.
Berlin, Dec. 1.-THE Rcichsag has adjourned for
the Christmas recess, 1t will resume its sittncs
January IL. Its debates like those Of the Landtog
losing the bitterness and keen enmity toward
the Government which wont tn characterize them
during the BiSnIarcl regime. The discussion Of the
budget before It RENTED % the committee, in
which the party leaders figured Illustrated the change
in style Herr Bebel. in an imprisoned yet mol
crate speech drew s0mbre picture OF the misery OF
the peasant under the present policy of protection
which enriched the great landlords al the expense OF
the poor consumers. Herr Richter attacked the mil
ltary creyts declaring that il was needless TO main
tain the present expenditures in view OF the
peace that now prevailed in Europe and the
fact that Power was menacing Germany
Or. Windthorst defended the Governments agralan
and colonial policies. \ rcfOrmer ought to aim to
purify and tortify society through religion \ man
who could be said to be without religion was only "a
beast The speaker interrupted at this point by
the socialist members with cries Of What was Fred
erck the Great ?"
II Frederick were living now" replied DIR. Wind
thOrst, "yOu would not he here At which remark the
members laughed
Herr Hamburger made practical speech in when
he attacked the projected treaty with Austria. saying
he opposed to it if it involved dlfercntial tariff
Chancellor Caprivi did not try to rclute Herr
Bambcrgers arguments. merely contentng himself with
saying that lie could not discuss the treaty question
pending the negotiations. The fact was, he said
that the conferences in regard To the treaty which were
being held in Vienna coming 10 nothing. and were
about to be adjourned until February, with probable
ity that they will never be resumed
DR.. WndthOr,t's present th)roughgong support Of
the Government /, due To his relations with Chancellor
Won CapriW III regard the question Of religious
orders
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS ~ THE ARMY.
The Bundcsr5.th has refused to approve the rcsolu
ton adopted by the Reiclotag, by which theological
students permitted To pass the last six
months OF their army service in hospital work.
The Central party consider this refusal indicates
that the Buudesrah will not Pass measure for the
recall u the Jesuts unless Chancellor Won Caprv
uses the whole Of his influence with the Government
to support their demands.
To COMBAT THE TENDENCIES or SOCIALISM.
The "Volksblatt' has obtained and (, making the
most Of private circular Of association formed
10 combat the destructive tendencies of socialism. The
circular bear, the signature, Of Count Won Moltke
lcrrcn Miguel von Puttkamcr Krpp aud Bron,art
General Won schcllcndorf the Bishop Of Treves AID
others chiefly belonging TO the old Cartel party.
EFFECT OF THE EMPEROR's SPEECH
The recent speech Of Emperor William upon the
educational system has had marked effect upon
.chool method, The school Reform Committee has
voted unanimously substitute motern for ancient
language, IN all tie lower 'ld>~F' ~ P''''7
where there are only symla,ia. and also to
mako such change in The present system Z"
rcoI,chucn and the high middle class school, A. VIII
enable the course to be continued m the upper real
>chulcn H. hamburg the Town Council has decided
f. establish a higher middle class hool IN accordance
with Emperor William, IDEAS
TIE COURT At THE sCuLOs@.
The Imperial Court has arrived at TIE schloss from
70, ,dam. and will spend the winter at the palace
BISM>RCK FAMILY REUNION.
Prince ri -marck. who Ia, passed the autumn az
Varzn goo on December 20 10 FREDERICKSBURG, 10 be
present at the family reunion At Christmas. HIS
health Is excellent.
I.fSS HOPE OF THE LYMPHs SUCCESS
Many m,ical men who came here from abroad 10
study the Koch treatment are leaving. with thelr
botc IF success abatcd. some Specialists continue
their demonstrations Of IN" treatment but the Others
b,yr ceased o offer inpuircrs former facilnleS fr'
frs,nr Brrgmann upun o1~llS NJ hcnon,l Idli'h7'
announced TINT Ne hid made injections IN -" 'hs'
Irt would not pr0uouutc definitely upon INC r'>ui,>
r TN me- nod 81 the treatment until year hdd elapsed
Nr,rrtNce.- lie rcdiIuci his belief III the Nalhc 81
NJ" remedy.