Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
ON NASEc0NO BALLOT
DIPLOMACY 4F MINISTERS


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VI snss0 oeput'eS 40 ac counseo
with the oppoauon and lD Win phe
government. Tho main features of ycs-
tertlay's elections were the twisting ce
Es<en from the clericals by the Cannon
King Krupp; the retirement Of Prof.
Budolf virchow 10 private life At the
end of his thirteenth year in tile reich.
stag. the defeat of Max Broemelt. the
leader of the dissident radicals by the
socialists in ST. EttiSnnc: the victory in
Halle II DIR. Mene also diesident
radical leader over the social democrat
who held that seat in the last reichstag
and the election ih Hsaan of Eugene
Richter, the leader a the remnants Of
the opposition radical party.
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Everywhcfe the Social democrats are
po'mng their fuii strength, wniie the
cosiitiohs against tnem are IrrfHuaf
ont = rec;ment m men c.,rx;rc s.nd-
wiches for the voters OF the freissinnige
party. and they were seen today patroll.
ing the streets in the vicinity 81 polling
places. The weather In Berlin today il
suitry. Up to3 o'clock barely - per
cent Of the electors had cast their bal
lots. but aftcr that hour they came in
rolling tide. the workingmen swelling
the socialists totals.
Basing the calculation on the most re-
liable data, the aggregate socialist vote
will fan short Of the 100000 predicted
by the Vorwaerts and the Cologne Ga
zette. II il estimated that the vote will
show an increase Of $1,000 over that
polled in 1890. The anti semitic vote il
calculated at 81. 600. bcing ten times the
number OF votes cast by that party in
1890. Both sections OF the freissinnige
party cast total Of 9lpO0O, a loss OF
3li.3O0 votes since 1890. The enormous
increase in the anti-eemitic vote ac-
counts for the failure of the socialists to
reach tho figures they expected, the
anti semitic drawings large proportion
Of their gains from electors. who would
otherwise have voted for the social dem
ocrat candidates.
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Ihe papers now recall how Prince
bismarck favored tne anr-semItic egita-
lion al iss inception AZ . SAFETY vsiye TO
tne movement against capitalism.
.e.s;or ~ the re;cb.tav .a;d that hoth
the anti-semitic and socialists came
from n coumon source. Vorwaerts.
therefore. Justly holds that large part
Of the anti-aemitic vote ought 10 be
placed 10 the credit of socialism.
The speech Of emperor William open
ing the session Of the reichstag IL await
ed with much anxiety, as the report
widcns that his language will menace a
restriction of the suffrage. In an inter
view today a prominent minister said
that the government neither antici
pated further dissolution Of the reich
stag nor any encrcachment on the suf
frage. On the contrary. he hoped that
an entente between the dominant politi-
cal groups would be affected. and the
army bill sr,eesiily passed.
Chancellor Won Caprivi. DIR. MIGUEL.
DIR. stephan other political notabilities
voted Tor DIR. Hasee. With this decisive
example before them the ministers act.
uaIlv supporting an opponert of tho
bill rather than TO allow a socialist to
triumph. adhesion bv electors 10 Tire
government candidates. where they are
opposed by socialists. have become
secured.
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Al the minister voted at III O'Clock In
the forenoon 40 IA 10 allow the voters
on the second ballot throughout the