Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-05
Wilhelm Has Put . BIG Bride on
HIS Tongue.
AND The ARMY GILL PASSES
Opposition Leaders CAasss t'tnd Nssw
Arguments Against the N-~sar~
AID the rre-s - GSo~sax Midi.

Dnrtie- do<s nod abates and ell the w.
ssuns f.sctlons ere strssins IN every vsy
- secure the election of their caaii-
dsfs& Nee candidates are appearing
daily end from tAs platform and prsss
The s<sal political roth 10 noxing in
oeresms. more noticeable fos their noise
hzn for any great depth
The semi official press has teen
stopp~d IA Its attempt Ia create war
oisrms and its suggestions a ine1cr-
oents Ia bring about hearty adhesion To
No army bsIs The government Ii qii
sscent. Iss attitude whether inspired
b. psud<nes os higher moral princlfie
10 an satirsiy nee sHtefience here and
10 perplexisg IA the minds IL the
OoFesaerafs ho are accustomed 90 get
ediciss Inspiration az % hos they should
work upon The ELECTORAL districts. Fac
papers hoitlrs q brief for the govern
msut having become loo spirited. lack
In a. they do the promptinss they have
usually received IL tn. government 10
sued manifesto os Emperor William
broke cut xlth some rash address toe
leaders II the opposition groups would
~ highly gEatlticd. bat II 10 understood
that the government intepds To remain
setlcsrnt hoping o. draw more advsn-
tage from party sehisms than by taking
A. aetlSe part N the electoral campaign.
Wilhelm I~arns Tact.
50 intent IL the emperor % prevent
aay remark % his that would be apt u
Le nnlsconstrued from reaching the pub
nc that. after yesterdays review u the
Berlin garrison upon the TemplehofYsr-
fed only limited circle of generals and
coion~is were permitted To hear bis
n4alesty address The other officers
we're warned away from the emperors
immediate presence. and all those xho
heard his Sortis were forbidden 10 Cos
sap about What they heard In the alb
sence u official guidance the papers
hat are supporting the army bill are
getting up independent sensations.
Thus. the Cologne Gazette, expiating
GA the thesis that providence sides with
the nation having the largest battalion.
efcctually addnces official data Of the
~ar az 1870. The battle Of Wissenberg.
Z points out. vas von with 1900 Ger
n - and seventy two guns. against 400
3as Won with ss.-ao Germans. with a.
guns Splchern Was won with y 100
Germans and 10 guns. against 2a.00O
frnch. with seventy guns. and lastly.
Sesiea sas Won xith $500 Germans
and 200 guns. against 5000 French.
9Th ~ guns. The inference drawn
by tie Gazette from these figures is.
that an Increased force IL necessary. but
fnis infrrci'cr - met by the opposition
~ quotations from Chancellor Won Cap
flvi- assurances that tue future war
wiii be- defensive one. Therefore the
opponents Il the army bali hold that the
my are constituted out TO be suhici-
eQtiy large.
New Friends OF the Biil
DR. Nictow. who IL a candidate, speak
Ing IA Berlin on the same theme at
iacAed toe government for preparing
TO- an aggressive war and declared that
TIE ministry was ready 20 seize IN op-
perfume moment Ia overstep lustitahle
Unite. Thcreupon the North German
Gazette declared that the emperor did
NOT intend aggression On any SADIE. The
gns trnmeus. II added. bad persistently
euieavored 20 convince the foreign
poacrs hat Germany's ruling policy
Vac a PEACEFUL one. bat associated with
such milltary strength as would secure
the empire against attack.
The leading party feature during the
week has t-sa the Declarations % the
sgrarian and anti semitic factions in
favor q the army hs,l on condition that
the chancellor mobiles hi~ commercial
roiiey The sgrarssn leaders propose to
rxtort a grant 81 protection before vot.
ing for the bill The axrarisn league ~
developing surprising activity on the
stump. The party viii contest most of
the district in Ssle-Is and viii have a
isTgs numtrr - candidates throughout
ku-zia- The Schoslemer Alst group -
siso growing and - co operating with
The sg-arian faction.
Tee catholics throughout Alsacc Lor-
faine are hostile - The military ball and
vii contest every district IA the pro
viee~ Their last a candidates sho~
that priests slll stand for election ia
Meta Sarrrbruek. Forbach. MuIhsusen
ADJ strsshurg
Roysuy Enjoys Fai-ssn
Special arrar zeoeatz are making IN
Austria for tie reception % emperor
William and the ksng ~ Saxony viii te
entertained ~ emperor franz Joseph.
A nnigue fessur. q the arrange sfent
vH ~ a special quarter Zoe TIE news
paper correspondents The-r quarters
s.a bc appointed under the supervision
q ta~ Gar ossieials The DISTINCTIONS
tsns o. be sccorsissi O. representatives ~
TIE prer@ has staggered German officials.
~ rarely 'inif a. OPPORTUNITY 70 affect
publicly after indifference g. the bews
Fapess snd tfeif correspondents.
tourfr-- Herbert Bismarck. nes
fi1yts. sxreeta o. - cuufne.i in July
The dukeof save oturE. Who hss been
danf~fousiy 80. - reporte,i n - slightly
tsfirr
srsli- Fal~tss ws- played this seek
a. 10 kayal oprrs hnuae ~ tne s>chsi
terfraoy Despite The TAT that the
u~uai rFics- = eeafs bat t~sa quad
rrpi-d. he hon-- so cfssd.,i The
psincr~s F'rrsirrick Charles ws@ ia the
rrysi hcx Aueng the others Ksse@ent
acre frea <@mht,eh. Frau Spcher,
Actin Esihen-t.in and hat q other
rrletraied nasicians iohn y. Iask@sn.
s.,sai secretary 4 ne i'nisess slfaf~-
lesafian anil Mr.. iask@sn. PUrltney
flsel.,.v snd Nr- Bigei,s The oniy
8irapp-antment a thr 6rsf evening ws~
Nerd = absence Al present we're So
hghfed saih the t,ln~fviae-eaf The rlsy
rhe Dhsitien@ have ben especially
ias.sa q the grass a m sofs
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