The sun., 1893-03-27
CABLE NEWS FROM GERMANY
<u1U4RDT THE OBSERVED OF ALL
oHsERyERS IN the EMPIRE

nngERTEn OF III
AhL"H ,.,,u,u
OBSERVERS 4" 1hE H"ih
HI, Popularity Regarded as Menace to the
rou,try-so Far Ne Has Not Produced n
r,,, IN spt.,,ntinte Hts Charges Against
,u w., , su,crv Ana,p.t U.ivcr~ai
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hih-scnd'"s De'ee'..'
the Emperor-Nr. F"e'ps :"
p-r,,x March oG.-A,l attention is concen-
,.a,ad o'dnv unon the 0obby figure and coarse
go =, Abiw,rat tbe Jew batter The brazen
.a,ea.rc, with which this man attacked in
T.r,;nn,ont tho foremost men OF the present
,'nim,o Tho n,tcr shnmelessness with which
ha ancentod the disapproval of all his charges,
,ha undipipisbed efrrontery with which he
,har anneoied TO tho pcople and the unprece-
a.rtod or,bnsiosm with which they placed on
bis brow the laurel wreath OF victory have
concentrated 10 German statesmen that they
have now TO deal with q popular movement
vb,ch i. bnrdly less perilous than is the Social
Democtacy
That the 6meps Of last week have not been
ignored by the Government. is shown by
The fulress with which all the official and
ssmi.official dailies reproduced yesterday a
prophetic leader published in the Koel,iische
Zeuunc, The writer of this article predicted
that in tho next general election moro Depu-
ties OF the Ahlwardt type than aver before
would be returned to tho ReichstnC. Univer-
sal suffrage and the lack Of steadfast princi-
nles among the parties and their leaders he
said. would be responsible for this deplorable
development or the two causes OF the de.
cadence OF the Reichstag. universal suffrage
was undoubtedly the more potent. The pub
liz con science could not be expected to remain
as had been Witnessed in tho Reichstac dur
inc thelsst few days Rather than live under
a permanently contemptible Reichstac tho
noonle would rise and cleanse the whole field
y, nol,tics. even at tho cost OF universal suf.
Sroga Theae words n. the EoeIniscbe Zeif,,no
voice the apprebensions excited in politicnl
circIe. nv Ahlvardt's apotheosis
Tn the an;ovment NJ his axcentiona, immu.
,itv as member q. the Reiohstap. Ahlwardt IA
now Arranging a systematio campaign Of
scandal Th. meetinp at the I,epziper Car.
s.n onnosita Tho Reichstap was the heginning q
s,this .or,noien aud Ito continnat,on will in.
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tha sligh+.st confusion Tba cros. eroa y,
Ch,rcellor Won C.nrivi Euuen Ricbtar Ind.
IT, p.mh.r,.r ond othor ano.taro -, bo rdIv
,sss ability aid not annoy him or evan divert
hin, from bis nnrnose. He merely answer.d
.aah ,,ojr+odlv md then nroceoaad m bis
.condoloua wav His frienda attribute thia
coolnass to his confidence in the Justice Of hi.
.ousa. his ensmies to his unsnrnassed a.
t-,nt.rr
His Isck OF ANYTHING like moral scrup,e in
notifies was shown by his cunning in making
his accusations lust before the Easter yaca-
zion of the Deputies. for he belieyed thew
would adjourn without an Investigation and
thus afford him the best opportunity to TO-
ment hatred and suspicion among the people
before tho harmless ess Of his So called proofs
should be revealed, The placidity with which
he witnessed the collapse of his case reveals
the moral bluntness which will enable him to
return to the charges as soon as Parliament
shall reassemble. Everybody expects to see
Ahlwardt INN ediately after the Easter yaca-
tion coming forward in the House with "A car
load of proofs" which he will demand to
have examined in order that during the ex-
animation he may have a chance to fling
dirt right and left. In tho higher DO
litical circles eyerybody is asking: What
can wa do with him" The only method
of souelcbinp him is believed to consist of
leading him to behavior beyond oven the wide
latitude allowed to mem bers OF the Reichstsg.
Evan then. however. his arrest would be
frauebt with perils. for he has following not
loss enthusiastic than that OF Stoecker or Bis
marck. MANY persons who have previously
advocated drastic measures against him were
APPALLED, by his trium phal progress on Wednes-
dov throuob tba ohaor,,o crowda which HIlad