The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
GERMAN Politics.

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BERLIN, Feb. ol.-Tho government
has gained diatinct advantage in tho
division in tho ranks OF tho opposition
10 tho Prussian sectarian education
bin. The National Liberals, headed by
Herr Won Dennigscn, maintain their
policy OF union with the Frcisinnigo
party against tho measure as 4 whole.
Another section supports Herr Miguel,
minister OF finance, in his ondeavors to
arrange compromise with tho advo.
Gates OF tho bill. tt. e q ll5
Herr Won Bcnnissen's enemies assert
that ho Is actuuted by q feeling OF ami
mostly toward the cabinet because he
did not receive ministerial post
which he had long coveted, and in rola-
ton to which many promises had boon
made to him. Herr MIGUEL, 1t is said,
will surrender hisprinciples In order to
retain his position us finance minister.
He has now for time been tho cham
pion OF tho compromise movement, and
there can be no doubt that he will re-
fuse to change his courso OF trying to
avoid M open aud absolute rupture.
NOT MUCH CHANCE ron A COMPROMISE.
However, as Chancellor Won Caprivi
Count Won Zedlitz, tho minister OF pub
lie worship, his colleagues, have shown
no disposition 10 alter tho measure SO
as make possible it's acceptance by the
country, it is diflicnlt to see where there
IS any chahce TO apply inc prlhctple OF
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EMIGRATION IS TO TO DE RESTRICTED. z.
The bill regulating emigration from
Germany, about to BIO introduced in the
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thorities VIII Tor 2 montil before allow
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n ms declaration rs 70 ms proposed des-
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authorities.
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THE KAISER MAY 1'REAk LOOSE AGAIN.
Tho previous speeches OF the emperor
at tho openinp Of tho dict OF Bradcn-
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