Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27
GERMAN NEWS,
: prIcHsTAG DISCUSSING
SEVERAL TREATIES.
c,,rivi Makes Hit--watching
!. papers Closely-The Budget
10 Come Up Soon.


Il Associated Press.
-in Nov. 2j,-The reiohstag, after
4 ~, vacation. began its deliberation
4 y, ~ commercial treaty proposed be-
A Germany and Roumania, Servia
I. s,aia The fate of these measures
q ,s,.rled as doubtful until Capriyi
n !. firm speech in support of them
evening. 1t was recognized
"A 81 sdes that the chancellor made
"A IA M whom he remarked. referring
4 .,s,ts made On him ON the ground
Il N, iia nat possess an acre Of land
a HHNe,rs ,yas not an Interested
WonLl the Agrarians have con
n "a NJ would have been a chullcellor
y "a their taste if he had been a
Ii,d nrlnretor and up to his lips in
Hsiuce Vheu," he asked, has
r,oapy eank So low that self-intercst
4 Ia ba reeirlcd as the chief motiyeE
n a ,,b,nral0r then assured the Agrnrians
\, !, M mn brought dhe whole strength
d N mind 10 study of the agricultural
hestiou and said he had arrived al the
.Ineinsioa that the chief ailment OF hus-
Ipdrf was the excessive burdening OF
IN Nith debt and that the conversion
4 Germany from au exporter of grain
n an in6orfer OF grain and a scarcity
ah1rers was due TO the attraction CN-
IA iipon The farming communities
tbe ere1f Industrial centers. IL IL
'herally believed hv the best informed
|i6cians Of today that the admirable
tense Of the treaties made by the
|lnecllor assures their safety in spite Of
4 opnositjon which NAV be brought TO
In arainst them.
|sprfetnry Of State Won Marschalls'
,apr speech also made a deep impress
Il upon The Reicbstlg. He succeeded
showing thnt while n refusal TO vote
I tre9ties would not benefit the landed
|pletors in anv way. n would hurt all
M interests Rnt al best the majority
favor Of tbe treaties viii NOT he large
\ tie same uncertainty prevails In re-
Ia 10 every other nublic question.
ster beforr have Inc affairs of the conn
/ been stirred M 10 gnch n degree as
present.. Nearly every Marty. with tho
Iepiion Of thc socialists and Herr
Iclfers wing of ,he Fressininge p1rtv.
drled upon every nronosition made
tie government and an enunlly ais.
Ifd state of affairs seems 10 prevail
Ia every proposition made by tbe differ
| Nrties.
NE new proposed taxes unon aobncco.
he and receipts lnntinne tn moot with
wing and formidnble onnosirion from
parties. Al Thursdpy's mcotiug
mixers who had assembled IN order TO-
ilf vigorous nrntesf ae-,irst tl,e nr,.
VI samp tax. and ve,-v strnno wards
ne uttered MD a. 80 - ,in .,iJ1 "V' ~
aything possible 10 prevent tbis taxa
rsnee. In vicN- 6e NJ a., 9 Sa. ~.
hiking institution incIndinS tbose ,yboySo
aaectlon with tbn ooycrrn o wnro
" Known wore ranrg.sat,toJ uv,o;r
editions declared tbn, M o,,l,. ~
elange business Int tbe Fh6lc +rs ,5c
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II the chanrellor,s re,nari,s *, H.
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g implied bis senara, III '" on,'sst Va.
y must atlonf t1dr,,s ,'iIs ','.il '.Ieln
ration. mi ma 7g no ~ - w NV
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my or Prussia vriiia,,4 ~ IA ~ ~.
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Che government for bcl5 ' IN c 'gfH
,,nents, now wbile admiti;p5 tbe Nc ~
lent agricultural distTcss M cl,anodiiie.
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