New-York tribune., 1892-03-30
A \ DEFEAT FOR THE GILMAN GOVERNMENT.
THE CENrEIsrS FORM \ COALITION WITH THE
RADICALS AND SOCIALISTS.

Berlin. March GA defeat was administered to the
Government IN the Reich>tag today. The Govern
mcnt had submitted a proposition to reinsert III the
estimates which were under discussion the vote for Il
new corvette some time ago tie Eech-iag. IN tbs
face Of an appeal by Chancellor Won Caprlv rejected
Tho vote for this vessel When the proposition to rein
,rrt it was made to day, it understood that it
would pas. but il va, rejected after long debate by
Il vote II IL to 109 This defeat Of the Government
effected by coalition of Ccu'r-ts, Radical, ana
Socialists against the Co.'s 'rvaivcS ana NatiohAi
Libtia-.
Thi- defeat of the German Government wa to have
been expected u, consequence Of the Withdrawal ~
tlc Eiucation bill. The Catholics of the Centrum
group # Dopuc, in the Ecich,tag wanted to have
Their revenge they voted against The Government ana
secured a majority, through support Of the Radicals
and the Socialist. who always ready 10 Join IN
any coalition capable ~ nhicng defeat upon the I'm
pcrial Government The withdrawal Of The Confessional
Education bill amounted TO partial return by ""
German Emperor to the home policy pursued by BIS
marck. The Iron Chancellor forgot tia. sec
tartan policy could not succeed IN LGhers country
and he chose 10 seek h~ supporters among tho Liberals
and Progr,.,s,t> rather than among the Deputies who
represented to, exclusively the polliro religious asplT-
ton, Of ultra Catholics well - Of ultra 1ro'csi1ntS
He would never have thought Ike this successor. Gen
cral Capgiv If introducing priests or Other clergy
men into the management Of public schools, and
he carried even too far his policy when
he proclaimed the KuurSampf Bismarck was com
p'cd to abandon that movement when he needed the
support II the Centrum Catholic group. to night tho
Socialist, and resist the to- democratic demands OF the
Trocrr>>i,~. allied to some Liberals. The young
Emperor ha, uudcr-to la. thai he would lose the
ympahlcS Of the great National party u the Father
land If he should persist in carving to an extreme a
policy which Wi, the Of that Ol the knltur
kampf.
The German people liberal In regard to religions
matters they do rot want sect to be pcr-ccnicd
and they equally opposed Ia having ,cctarian in
tcrfcrcnce with the management of public Instruction.
They regretted the imprisonment Of Archbishop, no"
Cardinal LcIochow>ki. by Bi-mar h. just they have
regretted the recent appointment t. the see u Po-"n
By Emperor william II 81 well known Polish IL
tramnntarc. Moa-iguor >ttblrw, ,ld, who I, Lcdo
chow -h. successor. The withdrawal of the obuoyioI,
Education bll may bc considered. therefore. de
cidcd change I'm the tuctr> p The Pru-~iau Govern
mcnt 40 matter how di-tn.tcul taat rctroSrdc move
mcIt may have been 10 the touug Emp'r H. The de-
feat If hi Government upon the special question rcln
tn" cOrVeft. o. unlikely. however. tp cause
him To- revive TIA" Confessional bill. which D., popular
and the temporary alliance o the Cr1tr,t- Win the
Radicals and the socialist VII hardly Dee maintained
iu regard To questions oi General German policy.