The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-14

| and hinders tho liberation OF mankih" 'r'n
economic and political bondage. ,,,o.
| Tho fight against the Executive Commi'.ee
| is forebodcd in several motions suss .
| lack OF con flden re in Bebcl. SINGER an" i'eo
| t,ecbt who are accused of dishonesty IN con.
| 1no,;.,, Tho pnrtv nress especially the central
! n-,or tbo l'o,1rac,ts. Of ncrotism. and oi
| usinc tho Marty machinery dcspoticaiiy ior
| ,h,;r oy, rlori1cation before tho masses OF
! Social Democrats. .,,.
Tho rccci,ts Of the party from contributors
| 4, all narts OF tho world arc represented 10 |
boye been spent inIudiciously. and the 'or-
,r,eys /, said TO have lost force and courage |
| T.. ina Social Democratic cause to such nm ex- |
font that it should be replaced by another and
| moro aggressive NEWSPAPER. Several Social |
| psmocrats living in London and Switzerland
| suggest that weekly newspaper would serve
tho needs Of the party as we'll Us would daily.
and at less expense. As tho central organ OF
tho party is not newspaper. according to the
general Interpretation OF the term. but merely
a publication intended to shed Social Dem.
ocratic light on political and economic events
OF Importance. this suggestion has been re-
ccivcd with considerable approval.
About dozen delegates to the Congress
| have been instructed by thoir constituents to
| vote for the limitation OF the salaries Of party
| officials to $500 marks annually. Among the
| other subjects to be discussed will be the lit.
ernture sent out by the Executive Committee.
| the propaganda OF Social Democracy among
the young men Of the empire. and female SUI
| frGGe.
Persons familiar with tho organization Of
! tho party, while expecting much noise from
the macontents. bolicve that the threatened
| revolt against the Executive Committee will
| be sQuelched as easily as ut former con-
crosses The Berlin leaders and their pnrtsans
are too compactly organized to leave their OPP
moments much chance Of ousting the existing
| powera The most threatening danger to tho
old North German leaders would como from =
revival OF tho yollmar-Lielknecht Quarrel
voIlm,r md vo,,mar alone of ali tbe Social
Democratic leaders outside of the North Ger
man Cot.ric ia n sufacisntIv noverful marty
hoss and n All ,ci.ntlv ready debnter to crowd
Bebcl. Jiehknecht. Singer. and Auer into q
| cloee cornsr Should the old fight ncninst his
natriotism and his sunposed opportunism DO
rsviv.d. n. n NAV be- tho North Germans will
ia n,t to their utmost RI save Mt once their in.
nuenre and the integrity of the nnrty,
| Tho Irdo,orda,t social Don,ocrats led nv
! w,,ror +ba nrir+ar md W;,dhetpcr tho I'm.
hoIstorar viii olso maat this veal Thesa
n,nn sscsdsd from tL, recul,r orrnniz,tIon
altar I'm Fr,urt Conoress and now claim orcnt
strsrcth Inst how fruitful their agitation
bns heen cnn he estimated only after the rs.
.amhlinc -, +hair rnnras.ntativ.s "A vet
} nronor,tions ,or tbeir conrrass have artracted
iittie attention.
Emnsrnr William md tha King ~, Sa1onv
hor. hoo, hunting Wild ,;ys toCotber ropnd
t Eanias' wrstarhnre.n yast.rSoy tho Whole
S,aI. i.;,aI,oT ,rho E,nara, In ,.,od h,,t
.s ~. $500 Nttaaa M. ~,
,;,aa - 49,. Ill ,,aIa .. ovor ni,ht and stort
l stls 1870 ~ ~ aan aftnr ssaina h,u an
. $500. ~ Vii, -, .o'.;rad Cornt Szoonra,v;
'-,,n ~ s,,,aassn. -, rn,,nt Szaohauvi mil
,naa,,,v nstro,H,n 20 rian .mhsssador ma.
ie.eHt ,, :s.,a, $40, 49,. $500 -,
senteu MS cfeoentiais. una was greeted Win
exceptional cordially. This week the Emperor
49,. W.. ~ n..t ,aa.. ho vii, .on,a =, n.rlin
cerouc' ana next week lie VIII come 10 borin
for the winter.
Tho Coe,nische Zeituno says that tho plan OF
.s,.h... a., om,.ro -, tho C.rr,on l,s
as'eep'NsHasu lof on.eis y. ."e "elan' Gus