New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
GERMANY AND TIE TICKET.
HOW THE PRESS OF THAT COUNTRY KE'
CARDS THE MINNEAPOLIS NOMINATIONS.
THE MEETING At KIFr-EMPERoR WILLIAM AND
PRINCE BI:MARCK THE PROPOSED
BERLIN EXHIBITION.
Copyright; 1892: By the Ne,r York A''Oe'G''d Pr''''


Copyright; 1892: By he Mem York h"oe'G'ed Pr'''.
Berlin. June 1.-THE course Of the Republican con
vention NJ Minneapolis followed with The cIeal's'
interest In political circle, here where VAS cehefa
expected and hoped thai Mr.. Elaine would be succcaa
ful, not because Mr. Blaine was ikel. but because
his success would have 3cen regarded rs partial
rebuff TO the Mckinley policy. which German man
ufacturers are still smartng under All here are III
sympathy with the Democrats. While the pers'"'i
character OF President Harrison and the aeN OF Mr.
Reid are universally conceded, little attempt l. mpc
to conceal the hope that lhcv VIII be beaten AZ Tue
polls The leaders in The newspapers reflect TIC gen
cral feeling. The "Taceblatt" say: E" Is d'u''cn
IL the unity Of the Republican pnty will aa'n become
a fact From the German point of View We desire
IL Democratic wet rv. President llarr'sOhs re eicc-
ton means an increase in protccuon-m'
The National zeituncT says that, though the Re
publlcans may remain United the ticket is not STRONG
one New-lork, which lives upon Imports VIII oc
feat PrOccton!-t Harrison.
The "Vossi>che letting saws: TIE miln r's"i'
Of the nomination is the unGca ion and STRENGTHENING
of the Ropublcans IL Is a bad omen FOR European
interests In America that Mr.. Mckinney fathers Mr
IInrrlsons candidacy"
The Eorscn Courier" SAYS: I'VE are rid Of Elaine
and hope that Cleveland will rid us OF larison'
THE IMPF III ~ CONFERENCE AT KILL
The meeting between the Cyar and Emperor VIII
lam nj KEEL has been the leading topic Of conversation
during the week. The comments VI the newspapers
here show that Is generally felt that uierr i h'''
reason for generalization III" result OF th' hc'
ing which had much he appearance OF III" fh
peror running after the Car while the o'tenti'ion'
visit Of the Grand Duke Constantine to Nancy nj the
express Instructions of the Gar dspcllcd idea that
pol,ico Importance can be achcd to the kicl meet
Ing The cordial character II his reception however
cannot fail 20 Impress the Car with the fact that 'c
Emperor desires to maintain friendly relations with
Russia
THE KAISER AND PRiNCE BISMARCK
The papers are still occupied in discussing inc pros
poets Of A reconciliation between Emperor NiihHh anu
rnce Bismarck There In, been rnmor tNat, ifN'ce
Bismarck would be made president OF the state COM
ell but there little likelihood that Ia" cN Chah'eHof
even slonld a reconciliation b. ELECTED would accept
such an un.mpurt1ni p,~t. An extraordinary story
la, recently been crculatcd to the effect that the
Emperor while passing through Fr'ldrich'rnhe Oh
recent Journey ordered the train on which he "a'
travelling to be stopped. and sent message to Prince
ri>marck requesting him 20 come 20 the tram a. Inc
Emperor desired to speak with him. Prince bismarck
decided to 60. but ds'uad'd by hl' vile ana 'oh'
Herbert. who insisted that he ought not 10 submit to
he treated In such oiIhand manner. Finally mos
sage was sent 10 the Emperor with Oh" informitpn
that IIncc bismarck was unable to comply VIII Ills
MajcSty's request pom receiving TINS I'piy INC hh
pcrOr proceeded on his journey
HE PROPOSED BEELIN EXHIBITION.
The proposal TO hold an International exhibition III
Ecilin In IsOG still ha, many supporters In spite OF
the a,ser ion made in u recent letter by thlnceHor
Won CapiH that the holding Of such IN exhibition Is
out Of the question.