Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
OUT GO EXTREMISTS.
THE GERMAN SOCIALISTS WILL HAVE
NONE OF THEM,
A"ev MAKO Themselves Ridiculous and
Are Aus "-ted-Rcsolution OF
the Socialist Congress.

heightened the reputation OF the leaders
OF the party and Of the greater part of the
ueiepatos Tor tact and moderation as 10
givo the whole party new character In
the eyes OF the country. Whatever may
DC thought concerning the wisdom or lack
OF wisdom of their ideas, the party will
henccforth be free from the stigmn Of mere
revolutonism. Constitutional radicalism,
seeking to attain Its aims by rational.
pacihc methods. is now the spirit which
animates German Socialists. The spectre
OF socialism and anarchy which has long
peen haunting the minds Of tho upper
Grasses o. the German bourgco;sie ard of
the bureaucracy is forever laid From
tue outset OF the Congress the few ex-
ireimsts--Werner. WIldberger. Iutz. and
others-in amlserable numerical minority.
displayed in debate mental capacity so
pllauie ~ TO cover themselves with last
ing ridicule
EXTREMIsrs LAUGHED AT
| Their mob rhetoric was lnughed AZ and
| their commonplace denunciations OF capi-
taiism were heard in silent scorn. The
charges against the Directing Committee
oil beng party OF tyrauts and self-seek-
ers holding doubtful relations with tho
enemies OF socialism. were met with enor-
| getic demands for their expulsion from
the Socialist party. Herr Behel adj
Vised the extremists TO leave the
party. form an organization of their
own. end preach revolution where it was
oeiieycd III, but not among men who were
| determined to pursue moderate, pro-
gresslve policy. Considerable liberation
was shown towards the extremists during
| successive discussions, bat forbearaDce.
| before the prolonged exhibition of blatant
lnapttudo had its limits and Yesterday.
amid cries Of Aus Aus" Werner and
his colleagues vanished, probably forever,
from the Socialist ranks.
DIFFERENCES, ~ USUAL.
The addresses delivered before tie Con-
| grcss showed difference of opinion re-
! garGing the attitude of the German So
| cialist party and Germsny's foreign policy.
Bebel and licbknecht held that the Ger
man Socialists should first assume ma
! tlOnal and then an international character.
| Herr Nollmar proclaimed himself III favor
| Of purely national organization, and
| Herr Singer was inclined to reconcile the
| international with the national. Healthy,
| patriotic Germans. however, characterized
| the speeches on oil sides, except that Of
the extremists.
REVOLUTIONS.
On motion Of Herr Bebel the Congress
tonight adopted a comprehensive resOlu.
|
the fact that the movement o; the Ino-
| ioGriGi aims ut the possession Of political
| power, which can on,y be achieved by per
severing work. the Congress declares that
no reason exists why change should be
made from the tactics formerly pursued.
Although 1t INDUCES in no decisions con
| corning the Immediate results TO be OBJ
tanned from acton in Parliament. the Con.
gress deems agitation for toe return OF
Socialist members t. the Ee.chstag,
various handbags, and Communal coun-
ellis Of special benefit TO the pro-
paQands. The Congress demands that each
adherent Of the party give explicit adhe-
sion to the resolutions adopted by ma
lority on matters of general policy. leaving
| individual members tull right 10 cIltlclse
| the action OF Socialist members OF the
| Kelchstag and orders issued through the
party organ. Finally. the congress aiiirms
| that the principles Of right. truth, and
morality ought to guide the mem bers OF
th,. party IN their dealings with each other,
and with all men. of whatever race or re
ligion. The Congress adjourned tonight
THE RUSSIAN LOAN.
Bankers Of this city who have the best
information from Paris and 81. Petersburg
utterly discredit the reports regarding the
success OF tho Russian loan. Dlspatches
| from st. Petersburg received on the BOurse
here state that Russian applications ore
almost entirely from banks. At the I'm
perial Bank of ST. Petersburg. which IS
| open for the reception OF subscriptions 10
tho loan. only five persons have applied,
I taking IN all only SIX OF the bonds. trench
bull operators in Russia securities ap-
peared on the Bourse mere to-uay, pus
| finding that blocks of these securities
were readily offered they ceased dealing.
leaving prices unchanged.
DE GIEEs AND RUDINr.
The North German gazette gives promi-
nence to a semi-Official statement published
by the Vienna Prose- that the recent con-
ference between III. de Giers, the Russian
| Minister Of Foreign Affairs. and the Mar
ouis di Rudini, the Italian Premier. related
principally to eastern affairs. III. de Glers
tried, but failed. to convince the Italian
| Premier that the interests of Russia and
Italy III Bulgaria and the Dardanelies were
identical. Premier di Rudini declared
that England and Italy had identical IN
terests and a common policy. though they
did not desire to attack Russia.
URfAIR.
Herr Wermuth, Imperial Commissioner
for Germany to the Worlds Fair, has ar
| rived in this city from Chicago. The re-
mort which he has already sent Will give
| treat encouragement 10 German ex-
hibtors.
DR.. John. of the Berlin Ethnologlcal
Museum, who was in Chicago at the same
time with Herr Wermuth, Is preparing
plans for the construction OF an old
Prussian town and medieval village on
the Fair-Grounds.
FEMALES IN TEE UNIVERSITIES.
A numerously- signed petition for the
admission of female students INTO ,he
universities will shortly be presented to
the Landtag. 1t is possible that the lower
house of the Diet Will favorably consider
the matter, although it has already several
times rejected similar proposals. IL Is
looked upon as a certainty, however. tha'
the upper house will never give Its sanction
to such O movement.
Herr Stoeffel, the recently elected Auto
SIGNIFICANT letter. in which he says that
the Aisatians no longer desire reunion
with France. the new generation when
has sprung up since 1870 having become
! Germanized.