New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

Amy bill was not much srohen oI. Inc 'o"','
Natives who are looked upon as the idilars Vi 'n'
Government, did not make any nrhtoH Vi II " W.
electoral manifesto. and In many dlS'iic's IL va,
tnctIy understood that the cahdiii''s ou."
left with free hands on this question: '".'
mamie Issues have superseded tho Army Dill 1"
MANY rural districts the population Is entirety us
satisfied with their present conuu"h' i"'' Wv"
nl,ln that faxes are too high that IN" ''"V'r"'"'
ls f,yoring manufacturers AMI Industrial lh"r'>N III
the expense OF the agical,urists. lh'F Nr""rN wy
pose the policy Of the recent cohim'r'h',
put forth by the Government. =" lar-r'aoii"s J. "
dissatisfaction In the agricultural districts 'n' many
voters who are by no means soc'a' p''', ''' "
principle voted the social Democratic ticket III oru'r
10 show their condemnation OF this policy
Another Issue raised In the elections WIS IN"
plon oucstion: i, the will Of the Emperor or l''
Of the people supreme in the fathcrihhu'
fortunately the German Liberals. who ""g"t ~ nav
taken n strong hand In deciding mat 1"'S""" III
p,pulor sense. are badly divdcd-worsc than ever
and that SAYS great deal. Herr Kich'c "c"o'
I'm causing n rupture between the Advanced Ll"r"''
proved IN lie n very grave mistake Inc 'i'c'"'
returns show that both groups Of the "Nahocu
Liberals are losers. This would t"nd 10 Slo" up
parcntly that the Army bill question ms"' w
solved I'm n way favorable to the GOVERNMENT aS ,,e
Richter party strcnn0usly Opposed 10 'i' o''''
put nm thc other hand the social Democrats nave
gained heavily anu TuT' tn"H Hi''"S ~ |
lcsses among the opponents OF HE Nrmy o'i''
at is my oplrion that If the number OF inc op
ponents Of the Army bill Is not TOO o'er"h''''n"o
in the new Rclchstag compromise VIII D' :"
rived at In all probability the relative s'rchg'h ID
tho nartIcs Will not b. materially changed Inc
Government will then be- placed In the situate 10
engage in negotiate which. II manage" VII" P'"r
skill ought b. Wncd win satloldctoiN -. %
Count Caprivi, who manifested 700 S,", '",,,,,,
,cmrcr obstina demanding everything or ho,l'n
last month and may src that his proper r9u,c
lies I'm irving secure what II" can ger .ou' VI w
canning R,ichstag. ON the other mana. II Il ~ "
honcd that the Liberals will also learn Soni"'h,n'
f,om cxDcriencc n, well. and improve IN" occasion
,n make n combination which Will create 4 majority
view as they might hav" done about Christmas oil
II NAV be safe 30 predict that the military con
Nic, resulting from DISC drrs following III" dlS>pu
ton Of q succession Of TarliamcnS by the Emperor
viii he avoided. -, ,
The gain which tho Social Democrats have MADE,
aid Dr. J. II. S,nn"r. Ccmm-> ncr on Immigration
Yesterday. does not surprise me- Nhcn was con
nccted with the -taa'S ZHtinc pfcdlrt'd lha' Ni,n
would be the outcome. tn" "l"cllou means ,,,
ovcrw hc,n,nc defeat 81 the Army hill. VIII IN" W.
or NOR, member, of the Centre party. the SNiy AZ"
gates which the social Democrats Will have. ana III my
dissatisfied members Of other lartir' the "pPHh'nl
Of the Army hill will easily have majority III lh'
RcichstaC This new HcichsiaC will vol" down 'h"
bill and n will be dissolved by the Emperor. In,h
Caprvi will tender his rcSgnaon ! VIII p1pH"h
moi l.. accepted the first time. The Emp rnr j.
determined 10 carry the measure through. There i
a growing sentiment against miiihrlNm IN '"rmlnN
Tho Dissatisfaction l. constantly lnrr asng. a'hpu.h
II Is not openly and boldly expressed Germany l.
tending toward rrpuhlicani-tn