New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
AHLWARDTISM RAMPANT.
THE NTI-SEMITIC DEMAGOGUE STILL A
MENACE TO GERMANY.
POSING AS A HERO AND MARTYR BEFORE THE
wORKINGMEN. AND REPEATING HIS
CHARGES AGAINST PUBLIC MEN
THE COMING ELECTIONS TO

THE REICHsTAG.
Berlin. March e5-Scotched but not killed, ALL
vprdtsm continues to rear It's ugly head alolt. IL
Ahlwardt had an atom Of regard for the contempt
heaped upon him I'm the -ReichstaS. or for the uni
ysrsa voice Of In the public press, he would
vanish from political life; but with front OF brass
and sustained by the Hebrew hating mob he remains
dangerous factor In public life since his exposure
IN the Rechstag his reception the streets and at
two public meetings which he attended has been IKE
what might be accorded e. great serN ant oil Inc
State Within few hours after the complete
collapse I'm the RrichstaG OF his charges against Prnce
bismarck and other wellknOwn peisonac's AhIwaru'
repeated and enlarged them at a meeting held al
spapdau The meeting was largely attended by
workmen MANY OF whom from the royal rae
tories. Some Of these men were not OF tie stamp
whose ignorance could excuse them, yet they are
nnd supporters of the vulgar denaeogue. Inc
meeting was presided over by Captain Hcrter.
retired officer. who crowned Ahlwardts h"ad WIFI
aures amid the frantic paudits oil the spcc'a'"fS'
Every uteance Of their hero OF the hour was cheered
ty the workngmen. Ahwardt said he had been
reated by the Rcichsag with the erfsest injustice
The members he declared, obviously wanted TO sup
press the evidence lie possessed to support his charges
He had a van full Of documents which he had offered
To produce for the examination OF the Rechs'ag
MORE VAGUE ACCUSATIONS.
ccn,,nr,ng .,,Iwardt said that il time had been
Allowed no unbiased mind wonld doubt the truth OF
bis proofs He refrained for the present from ais
closing how he procured the documents but ne gave
On instance Of how picked out OF waste
paper basket by q servant OF public omcal. ms
aper had been brought TO him. 1t was receipt
h large sum Of money that bad been given 10 the
judges Of a certain court who subsequently, decided
4 suit by which the biber received several millions
Of marks The vagueness OF these accusations did
moi affect the enthusiasm OF Ahlwardts hearers, whose
relish for stories OF corruption in high places was on
par with their creduity
WORSE THAN WAR OR PESTILENCE.
Commenting upon these features OF the agitation,
he "North German Gazette says that the existence
n the Ahwarit school threatens to hurt the hihaS
and hearts Of the people more than war or pesence
The "Post7 views the movement as proof OF pro
found Generalization. without which such scandalous
exhibitions would be impossible
ANTi.sEMITIC SENTIMENT INCREASING.
Both the Official and the unofficial newspapers con
Eur In be opinion that II error in tactics to
INK the whole question OF anti-semtlsm with the
question OF Ahlwardt's veraciiy. In the debate In
ue ReIchstag the ConsC rvavcs repudiated him, yet
hey have taken step toward strengthening the
mu-semitc plank In the party platform Twenty
N members OF the party are back OF a iii prohibit
ms Hebrew immigration and the naturalization OF
mdm Hebrews. Tie bill Is designed TO catch votes
the country districts, where the Judcnhcze
Wrads Ike epidemic.
uE EXPECTED DISSOLUTION OF THE REICHSTAG
TIE three weeks Easter Of the Rcclistag md
.'mhg l. generally passed in absolute luict. This
up the recess sets the transfeiTencc Of political
*sv'ty to public platforms. The immnence OF dis
s'lon sends most Of the members TO face their con
""uents. The central committees of the socialists
ma the National Liberals have met here and dis
sssed the prOspccs-the socialists exuantly AMI
s' National Liberals dcSpondenty. Dr. Won Ben
seen warned the National Liberals that the elections
no not be fought by them on mere platform Of
- acceptance or rejection OF the Amy bill lie de
S'ed the want OF unity in the party. and complained
- addresses coming from National Liberal dis
SN,s Declaring In support Of the iii had assisted
ssieat the arrangement OF any compromise with
~ government Finally ia. meeting decided TO
.nr method Of conducting the electoral canvasses
~ Icvsdual Initiative. ON all sides the Easter
=" OF devoted to probing the constituencies.
AN AUSTRIAN BLOW AT THE VATICAN.
ne appointment OF Archduke Renter TO represent
~r'or Francis Joseph al the coming silver wed
~ OF King Humber Of Italy IS hailed here
liable triumph OF the Quirinal over the Vatican.
issIH anan Government will consider It as a definite
MN r,rcognition that Rome Is the capital OF
-, rIta'y Will now have the right expect En-
- ssInncis Joseph 10 visit the Quirina. The
~ UT Tbs blow TO the Vatican are found In the
49, Worrench policy and Cardinal Rampola's
kSss promising attitude or the Hungarian Kultur-
ahE NEW BULLET-PRoOF CUIRAsS
=. ulng to The vossische Zetung,. a syndicate
nom Herr Dove. the Mannheim tailor.