The morning call., 1891-09-03
Popular Feeling Aroused in.
Germany. +. ..=.
Anniversary Of The Battle Of Sedan Gele-
brated BY Patriotic Speeches.
French Statesmen on the Situation -BustTis
Stands BY the Dreibund-The MILL r
tary NaneuYsrs.
Epecial TO THE MORNING CdIEs

o. -.- 81 : -
Berlin, Sept. 2-Sedan day was cele-
brated according to custom with school
fetes, services in churches, parades of yet
Grams and banquets 10 the various garrisons.
A large imperial crown commemorating the
victory, wrought of copper. surmounting
the dome of the new Reiehstag Building
was exposed to view for the first time .
The papers concur in regarding the Euro
pean situation as a grave one. The Post
says; Recalling Won Moltkes saying that
Germany must remain fifty years under
arms in order to keep what she had won at
Sedan, we have no desire TO disturb the
present peace. but il others provoke war
Germany will fight as courageouSly as
twenty years ago, confident in Gods aid."
The Kreuz Zeitung says: "lf war is in
evitable it will be a struggle of which the
world has never seen the ike. Our splendid
army aud our Generals of proved capacity
and the courage and energy of the EN-
peror give us confidence in the result, which
will involve the very existence of Germany.
II we are beaten it will be fnis Gsrmanie."
The Fresinnige Zeitung says: Ger
many, unified after Sedan, will remain one.
In spite of the divergence between German
political parties, all are resolved to main
tain what was got at the cost of so much
carnage" Pastor Stoecker, in letter to
Das Yolks, says: The men of Germany
may soon be summoned 10 defend the priyi
leges won on the bloody field of 1870 and to
fight Tor unity, honor and liberty. AT the
critical moment Catholics, Socialists and all
Germans alike will do their duty"
The Hamburger Naehrichten, referring
TO the Dardanelles question, says: A war
faYoTing British interests would fail owing
to the disapproyal of the German people,
and many European. questions exist on ac--
of which it would be criminal friyolily
to precipitate Germany into war.
The NOssiche Zeltung merely refers To-
the IumoT that the British fleet is about to
watch the DardanelIes, and adds: '' The
powers Will never assent to RusSia's ignor-:
ing the treaty."
VIENNA, Sept. 2.-The Deutsch Zeitung
says: Since the yisitof the French fleet to
Cronstadt the International situation has
been greatly modified. The German En-
peror no longer seeks to visit the Gar Un-
easiness peryades Europe, and the meeting
OF Emperor William and Emperor Francis
& Joseph thus acquires greater import than
itWould otherwise have had.
The official Abend Post sees ia the
: presence O. Emperor William and the King
tlnued proof OF the frmueSs and security Of
tile Dreibund, and says the meeting ought TO
Ii axe firm peace. ~ -
LONDON, Sept. 2.-Austrian and German
ewspaper5 continue their excited discus
sion of the DaTdanellss question. White
protesting to believe the report that Turkey
has yielded to Russia, they declare II the
report Is true 1t might induce the most ter
II BILE complications for all Europe.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times
says: " The Balkan cloud has dispersed.
Russia having, IL IS said, advised Seryla 10
POSTPONE her maneuVers until next spring"