The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-17
YgRMIN FOR AMERICA
anarchists to Be Driven Hither
From Europe.
.<sseRT eIsMARck's GROWTH.
nesSsA by the Conservatives - .
s~.1eY. BE Makes IN Able speech
The Commercial Treaties


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runrs. Dec is. --Capriyi IL of The opin-
= dat the present legislation issufficient
80 With the anarchists. and no initia-
- ss<ps are expected from Germany.
s.,ssn sdherents OF the party are down
s.srse6. a. every individual belonging to
=. vesl known and continually Swallowed
= de- police. Every speaker INDUCING
: ercising language at meetings IL
~rcmntly "scnt up" Quite q number are
slvesdy in prison. and others are awaiting
s5.i They will soon find IL too hot for
ssen here, and IS no other states of Eu-
,rrx viii let them pass the frontier they
I'll n least try to 60 to America. where
= invasion OF this character may be
leoked fos.
The I'm portance Of yesterdays debate in
a. reiehstag conferred on Count Herbert
asusrck's unexpected coming 10 the
frens Is one Of the leaders of the Conserva-
I've party The agrarians selected him TO
8 their champion solely on account OF the
vsirhs of his historic name. and although
Il, Arguments raised no point not already
eovered BY the opponents of the CONNER
al treaties. jet the trenchant vigor of
Corns Herbert BisFnarck's language was
4 such striking contrast to his former
sssiismentary style that even his friends
we're surprised and delighted. and the
Conservatives. abandoning the attitude
Il reserve displayed toward him since his
hthsr's dismissal from Office, applauded
him yociferously. The count quot ed
from . pamphlet Of the archbishop
II Dublin in arguing that unless
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peassntry would become bankrupt; de-
faded the farmers union rs having pre-
vsntsd many disseminated rural voters
from going over 10 the social Democrats,
nd impored the government 10 remem-
bss that more than 100000 persons in
Germany were more or less dependent on
agriculture for q livelihood. Continuing,
he count pointed out the case of England,
whore he claimed agriculture was practi-
ealIy ruined, and the country depended
spon foreign supplies. This. he said, was
The cause Of the naval panic there. and
cnoted Cobden's exhortation to spend
l2,0o0, 900 IL necessary to maintain Eng
Isnd's naval supremacy, saying that II
Ingisnd lost great naval battle ard her
Ports we're blockadcd she would be COM
pslisd 10 accept peace at any price within
asht days. Such was the consequences,
thecount concluded. of allowing national
agriculture to wither.
Herr Richter closed the debate with
vigorous defense of the government
against Conservative attacks. illustrating
With bitter sarcasm the principles and
character Of the agrarian agitation and
sidiculed the idea of presenting England
. lost country. Richter. during his
spsech. said And II in their patriotism
ihey are willing to make q large naval
outlay. they owe their ability to do so TO
heir free trade policy. We. on the other
band have so much difficulty in covering
Ne cost of the army bill because our pros
rgtiy is retarded by q protection policy"
The passage of the treaties has paved
he way for adoption of the Russian
treaty.. Those la position to judge best
bslievs the majority for the Russian
lsaty will bs even little larger than for
he Roumanian treaty. because number
dopponents have declared that after the
passage of the Roumanian treaty it would
b senseiess to oppose the Russian treaty.
81 the forty members absent from the
flvision on the Roumanian treaty 1t has
been ascertained that at least twenty
three are prepared to support the Russian
treaty.
( The news circulated by the Poistisehe
xatArichten and reprinted by the Nord
psatseher Zeitung regarding the intention
es the government To continue the export
premium on sugar after January, 1895,
which date is fixed by law for the COM
neneement of lowering the premium,
Which will he stopped entirely after July.
iss5. is not based on any government ae-
Non. but is probably based on the banon
derai sent up by the sugar interest, and
With view TO discover whether the gov
tfnment contemplates any new departure.
IL IL supposed the next few days will clear
The matter up. and some official announce
nent OF the governments intention will
be made.
The reported illness OF the crown prince
not believed in the best circles. The
sfosn prince was seen last week. playing
With his brothers. aud was then in the
hest Of health and spirits.
The emperor has accorded several au-
eienees 10 Prince Won Hohenlohe-Sehi
angsGarst. lieutenant of the emperor in
A.saee- Lorraine, regarding the proposal Of
TIE Alsatlan members Of the reichstag,
Who are anxious for repeal OF the exeep-
ioaal measures in force in A!sace-L or-
nlne.
On the hourse today iron mine shares
we're hnoyant on account of the expected
tna<a.