New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-02
KAISER AND PRINCE DISAGREE.
DIsCoRD IN THE GOVERNMENT COUNCILS
AT BERLIN.
sULLEy SILENCE OF THE GREAT CHANCELLOR
LARGE GAINS DY THE SOCIALISTS Elk.
PECTED At THE COMING ELECTIONS
ANALYZISG AMERICAN OPPOSITION
TO THE SAMOAN TREATY
Copyright, 1890. by ne H,ic. York AsOeta,sd Pr,

Copvrfcht; 1890: BY ne Neic. York dssoed,sd P7sss
Berlin, Feb. 1.-Daily incidents strengthen the I'm
preston that there IL serious divergence OF views
between Prince Bismarck and the Empcror-of those
having the immediate confidence OF the Emperor
upon the proper course Of the Government IN some
important internal concerns The Princes objection
10 the tore Of tie speech from the throne has been
commented upon for some days. The fact that the
objectionable part the reference to the labor
troubles and that Won Degepsch has been appointed
To a place in the Ministry, giving him control Of those
things, practically. in place Of Bismarck seems 70
imply that the Emperor intends that those thlns'
shall be in the hands Of one in sympathy with u'c
IDEAS set forth in that speech.
within these few days the Emperor has received
excessively all the leaders o, the different groups
included in the Cartel coalition, and he Is In CON
ference every day with prominent member OF
The Government groups, having free interchange Oh
views and communicating his own ideas on the proper
management Of the elections. There Is great eoHVa'e
between his apparent setenaccment and his actual
activity. and yet greater contrast between his de-
mcanor ard that Of Prince Bismarck, who, though nc
has accorded interviews request to Herr Won Ben
uingsen Prince schocnach Carolath and others, mas
nevertheless maintained singular reticenee a. u the
policy to be pursued In tho elections His silence en-
HARNESSES the Government candidates Is to the GROUND
they shall take IN their campaign Nominations MI
this adds to tho conviction that there is difference
eests moreover, that the difference is OF serious
nature in consequence Of this, it decided to ad
lOurn the Diet FeI ruary IL until FEBRUARY %
when the elections will be over, and in the meahtns
to make another effort induce the Chancellor to give
"a clear note that should serve us raIlyig cry 70 Iie
supporters OF the Government
SOOTHING WORDS FOR THE CATHOLICS
Prince Blsmarck's letter to Herr schloezcr. the
German Ambassador to the Vatican, is published oo
viousy TO influence the opinions Of Catholic voters
II declares that the Government sees with pleasure
the establishment Of Catholic missions in German
colonies promises that all religious orders shall DO
admitted Including the Jesuits. and that all HaS
assured OF the protection Of Germany. Cardlnal
Rampolla has responded, expressing Ie eA4oA'0
satisfaction OF the rope at TINS STEP
BAIT TO CATCH THE MINERS
Tie appointment of Won Berepsch TO be Minister
Of Commerce and Mines is regarded by many as an
electoral rse intended to catch for Government cand
dates the votes OF miners pleased with the fancy tha
the Government Is ready to do great things iof then
FORECAST OF THE ELECTIONS.
Forecasts OF the results Of the elections arc gen.
orally 10 the effect that the German CohseFNs''es'
The Reichsparei and the Centre party, VIII remain
nearly intact; that the German Liberals Will lose
several seats which Will 90 to the socialists. ne
National Liberals are In the greatest danger, anu IL Is
thought they will lose twenty -hve seats. , ano
Socialists hope TO Increase their strength from eleven
in the last Relchsag 10 fortytw in tho next gaining
six from the German Liberals ana t%ensS made bV
Herr Eugene Richter and other leaders OF the German
Liberals TO the socialists. upon the proposition 10 aI
In concert and agIee that that the National LDeit
shoud support Socialist where the combination mtnt
then defeat Government candidate, ana tlst Ine
Socialists should support National Liberal III SOME
other place where the scheme would Apply. IN, ~
sound political theory not favored Dy tne @
ISIS who preferred to work by themselves 49, 49,
where without relation TO dOupIluI Al ANS ~;
The new Rcichstag Is cmvoked Tor the hiI ti,1
March Il Is ykely 10 present fOrmluaDle phanaIA
~ soriaIsts who combining with the centre par
and the German Liberals, Will easily outVoVo "'0
Government groups.
DIsMARuK's TRIUMPH IN BOHEMIA
The Foreign Office regards the agreement between
4be Germans and Czechs in Bohemia as triumph lor
tho diplomacy of Prince Bismarck and the personal
influence OF Emperor william. Incessant ehorts iA''
hoo, made by Prince Bismarck through the Prlncc
do Reuss the German Ambassador at Nlenhn. 70 ~
duce Fnneror Francis Joseph 10 adopt pOhcy tnae
shond tend 10 recover for the Germans Ihe Erca'cr
sshorn T., the Goyernnlent Of the Austrian Empire
In consequence OF the German triumph III l5oheull'
a meeting Of the Emperors Is prolected az ~ fho
rmnernr Francis Joseph promises to be present at nc
nrniv rnonoeuvreS around LicgnitZ when EmperOr
William has his headquarters ut BTeslau'
THE OPPOSITION TO THE SAMOAN TREAIf'
Among the press comments on the samoan treaty
tbcre anpears in the Frankfurt Zeitung" notable
criticism on the adverse reception of the treaty by
section of the American press The zetung' wonders
that any American paper could express dissatisfaction
soeing That the United states obtained everything 10
| could desire The Zetung" has sought III VAN W
6t"rover my good ground Of discomfort or any falr
reasnn for these utterances, ana concluues Ue NJ
only possible motive for them Is oPposiToh " III 81
HIaine and an opposition that Is not 10 DC sOLtchSA
whatever ne may aChIeNe'