New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
THE KAISER WELL PLEASED
INCREASING PROBABILITY OF A LARGE
MAJORITY FOR THE ARMY BILL
All, THE POLES TO SUPPORT TIA FINAL AZ
rrupr TO WIN OVER TIE CLERICALs-H HERR
MIGUEL URGED FOR IMPEEIA Al MINIS
TER OF FINANCE-ACTIVITY OF

THE ACRARIANs.
por,ir .mlv 0.-Emperor william received 'n'9
~ Iterr von Leyetzow President OF the keichS'as,
and the two new yice-Presidcnts lie express, ,,
,It,c,ion with the progress OF the Army oi"'
adding that Il good majority fer II on the ue'''''0
vote would greatly impress other Nauoh'' .
The probability. that the bill VIII be passed ~
,ar,,o ,roiority has increased greatly in the last
ro,tvc,ght hours Herr von Kascol- koscehh ana
NJ ,op J,zdzcwski leaders Of the foes' ha'o
nIedred 10 the Government the solid vote OF tier
marty The Chancellor has promised inc ro'cS w"
cessIons concerning the conduct Of the fiso rr"''"
schools \ considerable group OF CicrichS h'o re-
t,.ed in support Dr. Licbers proposal to send tle
bill IA committee.
rho financial mart of the bill still causes much
trouble The Chancellor has held conference win
the leaders II the Conservatives, Free CONSERVATIVES
and National Liberals, concerning MS pans Io' W.
frnying the expenses OF Increasing the army pu' ~
definite decision reached. freiherr Mah'e"iici'
Conservative, frankly recommended that Dr. Niquci
Pi1isslan Minister Of Finance, be made Imperial
Minister Of Finance, and be nrusted with the iornm
ton Of the financial scheme. The Chancellor
warmcst supporters although they regard hiiuei
with suspicion, admit that his assistance in the
present exigcncy would be invaluable. The same
opinion Is held by the rank and ME oil the "o'erL-
mcnt parties for the skill with which the Prussia
Finance Minister has reformed the whole Prussfah
Of taxation has proved 10 the country ITO
* a national hnancier OF the first order. Miguel him
self Is not avesc to the work laid out for him. lie
nimnes that he Is willing to prepare pAn of taxa
Hon in connection with the Army bill and to accept
the port folio Imperial Minister. lie VIII not,
however, accept place subordinate STATE
secretary but will require that full control CT I'M
pcria finances and the accompanying responsibilities
be- his ~ we'll the arduous work. The Emperor Is
understood 10 hesitate 10 confer upon MIGUEL this
dignity which will render him almost coordinate in
official rank with Won Caprlv, and substitute for
the Count In ore Of he most important functions Of
the Chancellor's Office. still, as the financial plan
will be- practically the pivot which the vote on the
Army bin Will turn, the Emperor will probably in the
end bow to necessity and accept Miguel Oh Miquel's
term, Mlquel's advent 20 power undoubtedly would
consolidate the Government groups in Il firm coalition
ackn0wl .Jging broadly the correctness Of Agrlriin
principles.
The AgIalians in the Rcichsag preparing TO 20
fail steam Amend. On Wednesday seventy eight mem
tiomal Liberal parties held an Agrnrian caucus and
constituted themselves rarlt imcntary Agrarlan
Lcague. under tn presidency of Deputy Won HOctz.
The committee appointed to prepare the platform VIII
br inirl.,jcd hlU with the work of organization and
oth'r executive du,ics Tie compost' Parliamentary
pcruup, the sron y,~t the Empire hls seen. Its
principle, the principles Of DR.. Miguel, opposed
to those OF Count CapiiNi.