New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13

the Young CZechs continues uhd"d"4' an
leaders are busy fomentng riot and minor disturb
ncas arc sunpressed necessarily by the military
and police To-day thirty-eignt Young N"7c"S
have been arrested
This dispatch. taken in connection with TWO
others published yesterday relative 70 the oe
Ginning Of troubles at Prague. and to the sudden
organization Of Polish Socialist parry
IL reassuring in regard to the maintenance
IN Europe OF the peace which seemei TO De
threatened by the speeches of Emperor W iI'd'" "'
Metz and Strasburg, and by the approacmhs "lee'-
ing of the French and Russian neets AT lou'''''
They show that members of the Triple Alilaioe
are so much occupied with their internal aHa"H
that they will not desire to pick up an external
quarrel or to re spond eagerly to any pio'ocdl''''
which might be aimed at them Ihe lhuePeh"ei''
oreanization of the Polish Socialists mas eVipen's
been suggested by the German Government which
"a aarn,ed AT the recent election Of thirty-one 80
o,aue,e IN the Reichstag. and anxious TO break up
the unity of the Socialist party. That Government
has already made concessions TO the iohsh PoIl''a'
party and thus obtained majority Tor the ARMY
hill Now it takes advantage OF us deWoh9Ud-
,ions of sympathy and protests Of devotion 10
nia,,,s interests TO induce the Polish Socialists
10 rccede openlv from the German Social Demo
cratic phaIanx led by the triumvrate benel singer
and Liebknecht. which is the "bete nolre OF 'he
German Government The latter knows perfectly
veil that any warlikc measure proposed hy II III
tho Reichstag would have little chance OF adoption
4, eeailed nv the united Socialist vote. supported
Ill
nv that of the Polish. Alsatan and other Pariic-
ularIst Deputies
In Austria the Government before thinking 70
launch into a foreign war; must arrange matters
in IFS own dominion. and especially in bohemia.
The discomfort of the 100000 CZechs there mas III
creased considerably since 1891, when Or 'fesr'
the leader of the Young Czech party compaihed
that if Bohemians had formerly been kicked with
tho "wooden shoes of Premers at vienna 'hey
were still more insultcd by the KICKS OF the pat
entleatber shoes of Minister Taafe. The 30
bamians when led by Kreger ana the old 'ZechS'
nerely protested against the tyranny ot the "er-
man minority. which oppressed them win 'he co''-
con, and sunport of the Vienna Government Now,
,nder The leadership OF Gregr. TraJan ana % %.he
Woung czech party they go further assalns the
imnerial authority itself, and displaying dn.IS IiS
nsstic tendencies This is an answer 10 Ine ro''I
~ Count Taaffe who caused the exciusio. - -,
anv rcnresentative Of the Young Czech parry iIU AZ
The Rechsraths committees, ana aiso 10 'e tnd
dain with which Emperor Francs Joseph 70" S w.
these bohemian Deputies at the recepuon ~ ,o .,,o
,nemhers Of the Delegations. rev Wtens -, -
The nonulatjon OF Prague. during an ihcp'e. ,J
hisse,J the Austrian national anthem anu uoiacou
innnertaI inscriptions and monuments even y ~,
rn,,e aro,nd the neck Of an Imperial stdtue
iate dsnatche from Prague show tnat PvPuiaar .
element has not decreased ana thdt '"' a,rian
are directIng their attacks against the dri, i
dynasty as we'll against the derihd. nrrnvsiI n,,iI
which oppresses Bohemia with the iaSt app'o'
of the Governor General, Count Won 1huh'