New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-19

ru,prrrx WITH Isl SECOND BALLol9
xrcrss.Ry-THE PROBABLE GOVERN
rrxr CARTEL RALLYlNG THE
c1rRIcALs AGAINST SOCIALISM
TIE CAMPAIGN BECOMING
BITTERLY PERSONAL
uor,;n June ls-The election returns were
,,;r,uaIlv complete at o'clock this aiterhoo"'
rba renort from only one district is lacking. INC
listen NJ the returns may make necessary lew
.,,eratons. but they will be trivial The cahui-
dates elected number 215. OF these, lol VIII
vote for the Army hill and ia against IT, III
The following list by parties the ahl0'ehi'io
Conservatives are includcd with the 'ohs', a
.;ros and the INDEPENDENTS are treated as members
Of the parties with which they aiillia'e III '"c
Becbs,ar: Idebcr Clericals. 6s: Social Demo
..a,s %. Conservatives and Agrarans. "A Ma
,ional Liberals IS Radical Unonists who favor
Tho hill a: Poles, IL: Free Conservatives lo'
C,,.r;cals favorable 10 the bill, IL Alsatians' :
South German Democrats 4: Anti Selntes 3 Two
~ tbom favoring the bil Bavarian Agrarahs
.. Guelphs. |: Danes, l. Bavarah oepai"'S's
!, and Richterists, none.
AMONG the candidates in the lsl new nd'io'S
there will he ten Poles. fity-two conservatives
nine Aerarians seven Free Conservatives seventy
two National Liberals thirty Clericais' seNcn'N-
seven Social Democrats. eleven Kadical l "io"-
ists thirty-fve Richtcr>ts. sixteen Aht'-oenii'''
and eight Guclphs. -
As was expected. the latest returns nave III
.-aosod steadily the list Of members upon whom
the Government can rely for s"ppoi''
.ho victories of the Social Democrats have p''h
..aod w ,,,-,tb alarm. their immediate effect
Oh, f,ta Of the Army bill VIII p'
-. .bon oaset bv the losses of the Richter hal-
,s After four hours in conference yesterday
.,rroon rho Minister'S who had met the 'hoh-
IL, N discnss the results of the election az
;dd that in view of the recent returns 1t
,,,ouh he superfluous and incNpedi'h' 10 is'.
an appcal TO the country lciore the se'o"U "u
Iots IN Friday several Ministers iaVoie" '''9
,noJe Of rousing The voters 10 support "o>''"
,or, candidates bu, Yesterday only two o. 'hcih
were still in favor of IN" plan.
r1o oroo+ majority of the Ministers are c'hh-
AN, ,b.t hv means of a Conservative, free 'o"-
scrvative and National Liberal cartcl 'h'N ca, ~
cnre a large number of seats AT the s'coiiu '"'
from the Richtcri>ts and Clerica". lh'N uVp-"
o,, .h< cenorol alarm cxctel Ivy tie Social Demo
cratic victories to drive Clerlcais ana oPPo'n''"
Cror;o.,s into the Government camp III coh''I'"-
...ouo ,ho contests are between ConscrvatlV"
~ National Liberal candidates and Socialists IL
.,osa o>nocta,ions be realized, not onN Will 'he
Co,.orr,,.,t onen the Peiclstag with almost nan
49,, o,i,cr. ON ~ side hut il also Will h" ena"i'h
=, .hn final pou 10 keep tie Social Democrats
down to a total of forty or forty-hVe scat
Tic biob officers of State have thrown oil inc
..a,hr which thcy affected during the campai9"
ord a,rea lv are working incessantiy lor 'o'N'
bination of all Government parties az t'le oNe-oiP
,ious The two specific objects of thiS codii
,ion wonld be TO crush Fugen Richter : ias' mop
20 s,xino mor, than dozen seats from the kadi-
cal wreck and to prevent the Social Demoei"''
from continuing their extraordinary gains i"eic
e ivory p,ospcct now that Chancellor won Capriv
will he abe TO bring thn Government parties 'o
octher a, the next polls The official press has
cauoht the note Of encouragement ana Has re-
r,.cel il. sir,jstc prophetic, of Constitutional
conflict published just after the first returns came
IN with statements that the result OF tn" election
i as nuch in doubt "a over, and that all remains
% no docid, on the second banot. The Whoic
Conservatiye party including Free cOns'rvatiN"''
Arrarans and Anri-Semites, has indicated to Cnan-
caIlor von Caplivi a willingness TO unit" forces
a-ainst Richtcrists and Socialists. In" Nan'hai
liberals a. usual, will probably yieh 10 the ''N-
cramcnt's opportunities and thus compete t'c
cartel.
That the Ministerial expectations of general
cfrlbjna-ion against III" Socialists arc not ch'n'N
uroro1pdcd j. shown ~ the action OF tile CIcrlcai
lcadcr. Immediately after the election t'N
set ont circular letter TO the constituencies
10 a.lnlonsh Catholic voters that under no c"cnm-
stances should they vote for Army Dlll cahd-
dates IN .h. bvcolcctions Since then the Socialist
scar, has become general that IN" leaders nave
revoked Their first letter and have sent out
snother. calculated 10 Solidify the Catholic
vote against the Social Democratic candidates.
I,.,,. iich
election of a Conservative or National Liberal
1lc "Gernania." orsan Of the North German
CJcr,cals and several other Catholic daihc- ar"
now ur..jnc tho Catholics in CONSTITUENCIES con-
tcstcl lv Social u, mCcrats to ignore tiY Army
bill issue and vote soliily for Conservatives,
Free Conservatives or National Liberals Wher"
Socialist successes are III question, says 'h'
"Gcrmamia, the Catholic voter must subordinate
all other duties to tic duty of doing his best 10
prevent them. The danger Of more Social Demo
cratic triumphs must be obviatcd AZ any cost
Tie demonstration Of power inherent in the
Clerical PARTY 10 resist the progress OF So'Iasn
has been q remarkable feature OF the election
In Bavaria the Social Democrats spared neither
energy money 10 win new seats bcp'
Icbknccht, Vomar and most Of the Other con-
spicGCus Socialist orators s'umpcd the hnEth ana
breadth Of TIE Kingdom utilizing for their
purposes the int-Prlssian agitation o. other
parties and exploiting. rceardgs OF thcII OH
programme every local issue. Yet tn" reports
from fortv-sevrn districts indicate that, while
the Cleiclls have elected twcn'ythrcr. ana, per-
haps, twenty-five candidates, the Social Demo-
Gratis have seated only two. BESIDES giving gen
cral advice concerning the Military bill, the lic6er
cScalar touches upon politic)rcgous matters
10 warn Clcricals against supporting any candI-
dates suspected of Liberal ideas concerning the
nights of the Church IN Germany.
Juno p has been tho date supposed TO have
been SET for the second dallot. That the Govern
ment may have more time TO organize IFS forces,
efforts making to defer the election
until June %. Chancellor Won Caprvi has com
muncated this plan to the Eavarian Gov"in-
ment, which in turn proposed as compromise
date June 26 The choice between these dates IL