New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-21
WARNING GERMAN FACTIONS.
SPLITS IN THE FREISINNIGD AND CENTRE
PARTIES.
SOME HOPE THAT THE ARMY BILL NAY BE
PASSED PROBABLE COMPOSITION OF
THE NEXT REICHsTAG-B sMARCK
AND THE KAISER

AND THE KAISER.
Rcrln. NAV co.-Though II would still be rash and
rrpmare to ATTEMPT to predict the fate OF the diverse
groups at the coming elections for members OF the
Heicbstag can safely BE- said that II the Government
will offer slight concession In the Army bill re-
rarding the years service with the colors 1t VIII
Get a majority in the next House to support the BILL
As the contestants range themselves for the approach
ing battle it becomes evident that the split In the
rreisinnige party Is widening and that larger fac
fon of that political group than was at first expected
will be sent toward the side OF the Government A
somewhat similar condition Of affairs exists in the
Centre party In the absence Of any authorized mani
festo many stanch celebrates Of that party will not
hind their candidates to vote against the Army BILL
The representatives OF the party in these districts
will be left free choice TO their attitude toward
the BILL and this in most cases will mean that the
most successful candidates will support the Govern
ment.
ATTITUDE OF THE NATIONAL LIBERALS
Another factor promising we'll for the Government
4 the growing tendency OF the National Liberals to
oct In with the moderate section OF the Fre
snnige party Thus the National Liberals in DantAc
have abandoned doubtful contest for their candidate
and have come out plainly for Herr Rickert. the
leader Of the Moderate Freinnige faction. In Brom
berg both the Conservatives and the National Liberals
will support the Moderate Fresnnige candidate
against the Democratic Freisinnige or Richter cand-
ton, which claimed to have the greater following
rather abates as a semblance OF order merges from
the electoral chaos.
NEW MEN FOR THE REICHSTAC.
1t is already seen that groups forming which
may give 10 the Government a new party composed
Of Conservatives. National Liberals Moderate FeiSnh ge
and n faction Of the Centre party. VI the
Deputies who sat In the last ReichstaG and who lost
their seats through the imperial rescript dsSolving
civ have I'm sod to
for election. OF these. twenty are Conservatives.
eleven National Liberals, twentythree members OF
the Centre. eleven Fresinngc men, three DEMOCRATS
Socialists three Alsatians. and three independents
Reckoning ont the old members who are certain not
to be reelected. II is estimated that over one-thru
Of the Reichstag will he new men. Tho Opposf
ton newspapers predict that one-ha the Honsr Will
consist OF new men, and that half of these VIII De OF
strong Democratic tendencies.
LONGING FOR PRINCE BISMARCK.
A notable feature OF the situation is the Conservative
agitation against Chancellor Won Caprivi "hle
supporting the Army BILL the Conservative newspapers
support any candidate who gives his assent 10 pro-
tectionisn. timetalsm and anSemitisn' Con-
SENTATIVE candidates proclaim that the Chancei'o"s
commercial policy is running the Empire ana they
demand that he shall be replaced by man WHO IL
better versed in economic and financial questions.
Count Botho Won Euenbnrg President of the Prussan
Council Of Ministers and DR.. Miguel PrusSian MIN
OF Finance. are ttcir present iueaS vi e"'ci'
of a new Cabinet Some ycaIn after Prince bismarck
Among these Is Herr Arendt leading ldmetali't ana
Editor OF the Deutsches Wochenbatt.' Apropos OF
the unwilling of tie GOerltz monument to Emperor
william J. Herr Arendt writes frankly that Emperor
william ii ought to show TO the venerable Shahc'I"f
of his great ancestor the gratitude the Imperial house
owes him by calling upon him to use his experience
ana incompatible genius in renewed service TO the
Empire, although he should not be burdened with
once Herr Arendt adds that reconciliation between
The Emperor and Prince Bismarck can be only rendered
possible BIZ the of Chancellor Won Caprv1
WHEN THE NEW REICHSTAG NAY ASSEMBLE
The official newspapers to-day announce that inc
Government Will not retain the members OF the army
reserve with the colOrs over polling day, June 10.
Count Won Eulenburg will issue circular to the
Prussian authorities directing them ~ fix the re-
baoting where candidates not elected BY ma
1onty vote June 1o. five days after the results Oh
the first polls are known. AS the hrst results oush.
10 be proclaimed before June 10. the reballos must
be taken on before June "a. Thus the new
Reichstag oould assemble Oh June 20, as at Presch
the Government seems TO design