The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-09
AN IMPERIAL TALENT
EmperOr William Tells How He
Will Trade With His.
THE SPEECH AT BRADENBERG
tude of the Catholics Bismarck and
the New Reichstag.

BERLIN, March S.-[Copyright 1890 by
the New York Associated Press. The
government has decided to open the bust
ness of the reichstag with projects prepared
by the council of state, the most of which
are bills regulating the work on Sunday
and restricting the hours of labor for
women and children. The more complex
measures relating to the hours of male
adults and minors work day will be re-
served until the autumn session. A bill
also will be presented aiming at the control
of strikes and an anti-Anarchist measure
designed to replace the anti Socialist.
1t is impossible to foresee how the heter-
ogenous elements of the reichstag will
group themselves upon the governments
proposals. The official appearance is that
the projects of the council of state will be
quietly discussed and accel ted, but the
army credits and antl-Anarchist law will
test the position of the government toward
the majority. The Freisinnige organs say
that if the Centrists throw their vote
against the government, a dissolution will
be Immediately pronounced. Bismarck is
| going to the country on the broad platform
of the main tenance of the efficiency of the
army. Although the clerical press is re-
served on the subject, suggestive
illusions constantly recur to The
resolutions adopted at the recent
Catholic congresses IN favor of foreign in
tervention at Rome. The first terms asked
will be an educational concession Wher
these shall have been granted, whatever
pressure the Centrists can exercise they
will concentrate upon an effort to effect {
rupture in the existing compact with Italy
The anti Anarchist bill is the Emperor
inspiration, and was assented to by Bis
marck. 1t is the anti-Socialist law unde
, a new name. 1t is understood that the eX
pulsion clause of the anti -Soclalist law Il
omitted and the bill permits a wider free
dom of discussion in the press and on tn
1 platform, and enacts severe penaltie
: against assailants of the crown and govern
l ment
I The Emperors speech at Bradenbure
Wednesday, continues to excite the great
est public interest. The official version i
the North German Gazette, instead of mod
: flying, intensifies the Emperor's declaratio
of absolutism. In the most remarkabl
. passage he said: 81 see in the people an
land entrusted to me by God talen
which, as the Bible says, it is my duty
d Increase l mean with all my strength
0 so trade with my talent that will b
enabled to add many another thereto
! Those who help me l heartily welcome
}, those who oppose me l dash to pieces.
d All classes OF papers are commenting
q this according to their political view!
e The Pomeranian ReichpOst urges the En-
|. peror to establish a dictatorship. Otne
d papers advise the suppression of univers;
suffrage and suspension of the sittings {
L the reichstag if its disposition become
e violent
9 The Rheinische Westphdliche Zeit,tng, Bi
It marcks organ, asserts that the chancellt
r in freely criticisingithe resultsof the ele
e tons said: "We shall leave the new reic
G stag to cook ia its own iuicen