Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-07

WHO ARE The eeUmpLERs7" IT
IS ASKED.
Possibly Blsmark and Ills Friends
His Majesty laxative and
puguaclous.
Iiy TeIsnarh to the Nrwar
Tho liberals Want 60 FIGHT tho GOV.
erutneut.-rrsas Persecution.

s"' ti"'fhs want 90 IiEht fho snv.
~"umcnt.-rros. rorueeut,oB.
BERLIN, March j.-The leaders OF
the National Liberal aud FruisinlRs
partics are exchanging condolences,
with view 10 concerted action against
thu EmpurUr's ahsolutism. The leaders
OF the Freisiuigo party want TO chal-
lgngc openly the pretensioua OF the
Emperor by raising debate Ia regard
" the pending press prosecutions. The
Nntiunal-Llbeial-, however, more cau-
iiously advocate the policy of ubatTuc-
ton Ia the consideration VI the ,sll-
mates.
IL tho advice OF Professor Delbruck Is
followed, the proposed coalition can
form an alliance with the Free Con-
servaliNrs, and this ought TO DO suili-
clcntly strong 10 cause thcgovernment
TO edccumh nni the Emperor 10 adopt
% rev line Of policy. But the press
prosecutions nfe undertaken In ne.
cpfdAnCo with the EmIcruf'n express
instruction. TRbse who seek to apollo
glze for his ms lcsty, INSERT that the
Prosecutions were initiated In con.
sequence u the cOufro adopted by
the public prosecutor, but II Il
well known faot that the Emperor
han been greatly cnraged by the
press comments ON his Brandenburg
speech, aud Il determined to contest
The general recognized rights which
hitherto have protected the press from
Prosecution, the portion Of his speech
In which he advises tho dlscontentud
10 shake the dust Of Germany from
ihcit feet, In becoming familiar "a
prOyetb. lt IL askUd ut whom he
Aimed as "the slippery grumblerr."
IL certainly could not have been tho
Socialists or the Progresaists. IL Is
surmisud that the phrase had reference
O the National. Liberalf, perhaps 10
Bismarck nnd Ven BcunigHun, the
leader u the National.Libcfals, and
! Dr.. MIGUEL, the finance minister.
! Another Hutmiee II that the Emperor
simply hit the phrase In n moment Of
| ylu0us eXhiloiatiOn. His majesty
/ dfluAs less wine than most wine
\ drinkers, aud eau stand loss.
Alter two glasses Of champagne he
/ became laxative, aud after three, in-
/ discreet and pugnacious. His after-
uinLgr speeches usually require toning
down, but tho BrRnd,nburg utterancea
were published without being edited.
The prosecutions Of the press imply
that the Emperor has decided 10
abide by his recent declarations which
nfo offensive 10 most educated Ger
mrus.
The revival Of tho brandy monopoly
scheme on which Biamarck's govern
mont was defeated In 1856, means that
Emperor William and Chancellor Won
Capfivl arc dauntlesa In the face OF
the existing difficulties, aud viii de.
librIatcly raise more. To sum up,
Germany IL on the verge Of period
Of international turmoil, which may
effect the external enemles Of the
monarchy long-hopej.ior chance Of
attack.
The Relohstag has passed the credit
for tho suppression OF the slave trade
In east Africa. The Bundosnth has
approved the copyright treaty with the
United States.
According 20 n newspaper report,
Bismarck recently said ho would APP
pear Ia the upper House shortly, but
remain u silent listener 10 the debate
on the education bin, watching tho
parties meet tho fate VI tho Fighting
eats, OF which there were left only
the tails.
Doubtful announcements are made
by the semi.l illcial press that the po-
lies discovered number Of red flags
intended for use IN the proposed do
monstratinn on the 18th To celebrate
the revolution Of lsis. The police are
being reinforced. The socialists assert
that the story Ia n fiction, and tho
anarchists are looked upon as lacking
the power TO make an important mani
festntiOn.
Arrests continue daily a. a result OF
the recent riots. The plundering has