New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

TEENS IN WHICH THE LIEBER CENTRlSTS
WILL TREAT WITH voN CAPMvI.
,o,., ,,oo REPEAL OF TIE REMAINING RE-
,,c,ors pIsADILITIEs-TIEP PEASANTS So

,o,.Y 10, REPEAL OF THE REMAINING RE-
,,c,ors nIs,DILITIEs-THE PEASANTS So
crruEs-ACrIvITY OF THE SOCIALISTS
pr,,, Nav o7--Thc electoral outlook ha, been con-
,aohv cleared since the Issue by Dr. Liebcr OF the
,,,o Of IN. Centre Catholic party. Behind
,ho vcrbiagc about the intolrrabe military burdens
,mpo,cd by the Empire and the advice 10 the electors
"a take decided position against the Army bill am
tho uucnr amendment TO that measure there hes tue
:. M ut Dcs- principle. I'VE shall transfer says
Dr Lj,ber. "the wlndhorst resolutions to the new
PARLIAMENT and them our guiding light In dis
crssnp all future military questions
rbo "Gcruana- the Clerical organ, has thought
:, necessary 10 explain the Catholic electors that
thi, declaration means. with the MAINTENANCE" OF inc
,,v,ooblitv Of the late Dr. Windthorgs demands for
tho rcadmiSsCn into Germany OF th" Jcsns ana All
lated orders full liberty 10 make terms with the Gov
crpmcn, on the Army bill. The ucber faction OF the
Centre party H., In short ready TO negotiate with
Chancellor Won Capriv on the basis OF a repeal OF
tho remaining religious disabilities in return for It's
adhc Ion 10 the Governments military demands mat
DR. Iiebrr has the whip hand OF the parry j. evident
I'm the passage referring TO popular suffrage and the
rights Of the Federal states The reactltnary Con-
servative organs threaten that II thc new Rcichs'aG
* Intractab the Government will restrict the fran
chlsc and thu, get an oicdient Parliament. The
manifesto In resp sc this threat declares that the
highest law IL The Constitution, adding: 1--WE hoi
f,, TO the character Of the Empire as Federal STATE.
The prerocativcs OF the people based upon uni
vcrsal equal direct and secret suffrage" To some
Of the ars,Ocrats signing the manfcsto-mcn Hike
Frcysing Iompcsch. Buo. Brre. lIccTman and Won
2undwyk-his language Is foreign. They seem to
have asscn,cd 10 the declaration without pondcrng
upon what II involved. Therefore. since Baron Won
sc.orlcmcr Alst took the lnitiaiivr in supplying
me n-io more akin 10 their ari,;ooratIc tendencies.
Of them. including Herr Frcysin. propose to
jo.n the Voa schorlcmcr Alst s,cion. This will lead
TO a disruption II the Centre party In Bavaria even
more srios than brcaa mp the party In PRUSSIA.
Another factor that Is causing panic among
the Bavarian Centrists Is the independent action OF
the peasants societies. which haze hitherto always
supported the candidates Of the Centre party. These
socialists have issued electoral address. stat
Ing that In the coming election they viii support
only candidates who devoted to the agricultural
Interests Of The country anc who are Trustworthy as
citizens without regard to their religious tclicf or
social position
The social Democratic party will turn the dis
rplon OF the (cntrsts 10 the best account. Through
out saxony. always socialist stronghold The party
,rcms 10 b. all potent. CONSERVATIVE" candidates no
longer APPEAR ~ Conservatives. but - Christian
social meaning semitic. or German
social blending Conservatives An;is'mi'"' AMI Agra
rians. Then there l. the German Reform party.
led IN Herr Zimmerman cN-mcmber OF the K'ichs-
tld with a democratic Anu programme
According 10 Herr Zimmerman. the increase In the
army asked for bv the Government ought to be
granted but the Hebrews aud capitalist, should be-
made to pay the extra expense. A. ! cor"llarv.
Herr Zimmerman holds that n government that Is
leaeI"d With Hebrews and capitalists must be- over
turned. NJ ,ueclinGs held at Dresden and other
centres Herr zimmerman Is Wildly cEccrct.
Amid this electoral charvari the Conservatives
National. Liberal ana Fre'>innge parties are mol much
heard Of The struggle lies between III" socialists.