New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
Won CAPRIVPS TRIUMPH.
p,-RI JCIY COMPLIMENTED BY THE KAISER
On HIS CONDUCT OF THE ELECTIONS.

per,n July 2-The triumph OF Count Won N'PiN'
., regarded as complete by the friends of the Govern
mon, The Emperor himself has set upon his cohduc'
=, +,e elections the seal of Imperial approval. run
confidence now pervaderS Official circles tiaO Inc
Chancellor has EeichstaG which, WITHIN r'dso"""io
Units will do his bidding. As the result OF
IN. second ballots known the Emperor summoned
Nc, chancellor 10 an audience in The new palace III
po,sdom He received General Won Caprivi III the
nrsence of all the officers of the household ShooN
~ bond with os,cntatious warmth. and congratulated
him upon the satisfactory event OF IN" 'i''uo"s'
Throughout the interview that followed the Emperor
uas cordial almost TO the degree OF chlNlNchesS' i'
intention, apparently. was not oniy 10 'ApI'sS Ms
Gratitude for the ChancellOr's credaDIc Nctoa' O'
also 20 set at rest the ruilofS coh0eIii'e N"P'' ~
tirement from Office.
while The election returns were coming In, the
F,ope!or and his Ministers met frequently lor con
,uliation. At these meetings the speech rom INC
throne is supposed 10 have been conspicuous Top"
NJ djscussion OF the exact nature OF This speech
pothius conclusive is known Tie seni'oihcial lore
e, s,v that the Emperor will thank the country and
,be Deputies for the loyalty manifested in the recent
elections and for the readiness WIN WHICH uic
military policy OF the Government has been lhNrSc"'
The Emperor is expected to ask the new House u
affirm speedily the decision of the others by passing
~. Army bill in tho form just approved by the
Federal Council He Is said 10 have Incorporated
already in the draft of hi, speech promises to con
,ru, the realization of his social programme
and to have his Chancellor submit measures for the
cmnorlry relief Of the agricultural distress caused i
,be droulh The financial projects prepared 10 meet
tho additional expenditures attendant upon the Ill
crease Of the Army will be represented PROBABLY Us
free from anything likely Increase the burdens OF
tbe les, proprrtod classes. The Emperor l. cred'ed
also with proposing TO disavow. in his speech, any
intention TO change tdc laws regarding the nsh' OF
suffrage or TO raise new revenues by eI'hCiHs '"e
price OF the necesSaries Of He
Un6oublcdly the Emperor expects the Army bll!
viii bc passed without much delay Ills pan 10
start ;ol Norway on Jry : has been aI'er'u Sin''
inc result, Of the second ballots became known ana
tho minister's decided 10 expedite the progress of Inc
I'M and after the Council of Ministers on saturday
10 LET II be understood that he would postpone MS
departure until after the bill should have been Vo'ea
on by the Rciclisag. $500
chancellor Won CaprH Will present the Dill III
the form which ha, become familiar as the liuene
compromise. He will suggest that prolonged uep'''S
will h. needless as the questions presented by me
hiu were discussed at l"ngth by the last Kenh''as
still II the Deputies insist upon referring me measure
10 a committee. the Government VIII ho' oPp"S'
Them At the same time. however. the 'haio'Ao'
will urre upon them the cxpedency Of final settle
ment both IL committee ana lhe peharN ~''"e'
within the present month. The Government Pan
& IN Get the whole matter ont Of the way before IA"
Tbi, ulan implies greater Ministerial commence !"
the disposition of the Rechsiag than persons o"'''
Of official circles ready TO concede' Inc WV
msnt's majority is small and composite. us he'''
are divided on innumerable minor ISSUES. Least q"
s are they likely to accept on trust the Chahceio'
financial proposals which he will be able to preset
only in their general outlines the details OF MS
plan are s1 undetermined
The scmoiicia newspapers are endeaVoFlhg 10 S"p
The Deputies over this obstacle by prete~ilhs 'n"'
II does not exist. They say that the hnan' para
craphs are all but complete and Will be ready III
annie time for the consideration of the Deputies
These assertions do not alter the iact 'haI
the Federal Council busy with the financial proposals
AID will be busy with them for some time aiter 'no
assembling Of the Deputies and that for many u"HS
the Chancellor will BE- unable 10 give anything iINc !"
full eXnosOn OF his scheme.
The troulle. with the financial proposals VIII De
acrravat51 by the suspicious Of the conservatives
Anti scmiics and AgraranS. who watch WIN !'aio"N
ewes any measure rejecting the Chancellor eo"o'"''
views They are all ardent protechoniSS' ana 'hcy
canno, forgive Won Capriv for his tendencies 'o"aru
tariff REFORM While asserting 10 the principles oi
tho Military bill they disagree with the Chancellor
nm all questions Of ways and means and will miss
no opportunity 10 attack his hhahci"i OF ooH''i''
policy. 80, - non,,ies are alread, in
Berlin. Virtually All o. 'hen no CCn sonbt' The
main subject interest among them Is tne diS tre
TPeirhstac The elections OF members. OF the Par
uan,eniarv bureaus will take place on Juy o. hofr
Won Levctzows reelection to The presidency Of , re
re. The first vice prcsidency and the National LID
erals the second vice-presdency D,.,.,o .n,
Tie general opinion that the new Rech,'3g VII ill
have an exceptionally low tone Is sustained ny 'hc
appearance Of the men who have conc 10 Iih ,Ivii
seats Among the members are several men haIdi;
more respectable than Ahlwardt IN" SlNtcch aNoWrn
Icnvcn than the worst Of the social Democrats In
telec,uaI and morally thy havG a. low an psr
rs any group OF men sitting IN any hnr"pea n
mont. Tie Saxon contingent of Antl->eHhieS are
especially blatant. although curiouSly enough ul.N
won their victories in kingdom where iieor"n rtv
comparatively few. Al the member5 OF NE parry
ures whenever The slightest opportunity Offers Ac
cording the rules Of the Reicistag; any iact!om
must have fifteen more members before II can
obtain the right be recognized as party ana 10
IS JUS able 20 claim these privileges. What il WI
do with them is indicated by the speeches Of AM.
wardt. just freed from Plocizensco prison. ~ lnr
ioHr onr DAYS AhWsrit has announced his schcn"
for taxation Of the Hebrews lie SAYS he viii move
in the Rcchstag for an enormous increase OF tne
a Di'1 ra der al" lie viii also propose saws, pro
rressive tax on titles Of nobility. calculated 10 Dear
This programme pleased his hearers Thoroughly
that they and cheered him with cazy enthusiasm
every time he proclaimed II. In Ncustct,in. where
ne vas elected oh the second ballot. Ahlwardt has
been prohibited from speaking IN public halls but
a. Wei rs the one here. Although the people Of
%euetnt,in protest that Ahlwardt was returned 10
p,cqt,om Of beer the lowest classes. II Is apparent
that his election both there ana ~ AfnsWadr wa,
only one sign of the general uprising OF th' matters
Anti GcrnlfiSp In Germany HH> '''''N W ~ Il
.nor"SIc local phenomenon. It, Parliamentary repr
sapvta'inn onlv one in ls77 and only five In 1850
onnnrts now 10 sixteen: ard these sixteen. the re
turn show have almo, 10000 voter G E then.
nsr,v VII opnear I'm the new HechNtg pledged iY is
rp,ttorm 10 hnt-Scmltism. although not 10 Ahlward
~, ,rd ready 10 civ" many "' Us 'oc> 10 pa any
decent ari practicable measure against inc hebrews.
4 HIGH BAVARIAN OFFICIAL IN lho,bLh'
E,rlin. July 2-Thc Munich "Nachrich'eh' was
recently fined ! 900 marks for ib'hihs iIl'F 'o''
cllor Won Klug the keeper oil King ''oS PRIV
- and so.ro,orv to Prince Regent LutpOld TIL"
aNochr,cbtcn, appcalod from the sent encc ana Cd
tancc a reversal on Friday. th" 'cur, holuhS ,,"'
The fact had been established sthat frNy 'onn'''io'