Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-09
GERMAN POLITICS.
Emperor Williams Auto
cratic Utterances.
WILL TOLERATE NO OPPOSITION.
The New Reichstag is a Study-Bis-
marck Will Leave it Cook
In its Own Juice.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

AbbOClhbcu IIcss DlbpaJCueb 10 the HERALD.
BERLIN, March 8.-[Copyright, 1890,
by the New York Associated Press. l.
The Government has decided to open
business in the Reichstag with projects
prepared by the Council of State, fore
most of which are bills regulating work
on Sunday, and restricting the hours of
labor Of women and children. The
more complex measures, relating to the
hours of male adults, and miners work
per day, will be reserved until the autumn
session. A bill will also be presented
aiming to control strikes, and an anti
Anarchist measure, designed to replace
the anti Socialist law. 1t is impossible
to foresee how the Heterogeneous elements
of the Reichstag will group themselves
upon the Governments proposals. The
official expectation is that the projects
of the Council of State will be quietly
discussed and accepted, but the army
credits and anti-Anarchist law will test
the position of the Government toward
the majority. The Freissinnige organs
say if the Centrists throw their vote
against the Government dissolution
will be Immediately pronounced. Bis
marck is going to the country on the
broad, simple platform of the mainte.
nance of the efficiency of the army.
Although the clerical press is reserved
on the subject, suggestive illusions con.
stantly recur to the resolutions adopted
at the recent Catholic congress in favor
of foreign Intervention at Rome. The
first terms asked will be educational con-
cessions. When these shall have been
granted, whatever pressure the Gem
trists can exercise they will concentrate
upon an effort to effect the rupture of the
existing compact with Italy.
The anti-Anarchist bill is the EN-
peror's inspiration, and was assented to
by Bismarck. Il is the anti Socialist
law under new name. 1t is understood
that the expulsion clause of the anti
Socialist law is omitted, and the bill per-
mits wider freedom of discussion in the
press and on the platform, and enacts
severer penalties against assailants of the
Grown and Government.
The Emperor's speech at Brandenburg,
Wednesday continues to excite the great
est public interest. The official version
in the North German Gazette, instead of
modifying, intensi6es the Emperor dec.
laration of ebsolutism. In q most re,
markable passage he said: 81 see in the
people and the land entrusted to me by
God talent which, as the Bible says, it
is my duty to increase. mean with all
my strength to 30 trade with my talent
that will be enabled to add many an
other thereto. Those who help me
heartily welcome. Those who oppose
me dash to pieces"
All classes of papers are commenting
on this according to their political views.
The Pomerani0n ReichS Post urges the
Emperor to establish a dictatorship.
Other papers advise the suppression of
universal suffrage and the suspension of
the sittings of the Reichstag if opposition
becomes violent. The Rheinische West
phdliche Zeitung, Bismarckian organ,
asserts that the Chancellor, freely criti-
cizing the result of the elections, said
"We shall leave the new Reichstag to
cook in its own Juice"