New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
CAPRIVPS FOES ENULT.
REJOICING OVER THE CHECK TO HE
ARMY BILL
THE GOVERNMENT DETERM NED TO PUSH AZ
vorE-pIyIsIoNs AMONG THE MEAS
TRES ENEMIES-GERMANY AND

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vorF-p1y1sIoNs AMONG THE MEAS
uRr,s ExEMIEs-GEEMANY AND
THE vATICAN-PERsoNAL
n.,,, March II Once more the opponents OF tue
Armv hill are jubilant. They declare 'l'' NV no
eminent sustained decisive defeat Er'.c'u"S
me Committee of Twenty eight relec'eo IFS eHN'" |
cau.es The organs of Chancellor Won 'aPr'i ~ |
.ha, tho result Of the committees action VIII oc d
norotye one and that it leaves the i''e oi ", D'i
rse,isd They add that even If a majority oi ''c
committee finally refuses to compromise 'l' ""''I'
~, yin not cease the struggle unit. 1t challenges !
vote at n plenary sitting Of the Keicls'as %
rbat course the Government may SAYS 'i' &
snn,ge zeitung., in a glccfu article on yeS'efu"S
occurrences "Chanceor Won Cdpiivi has ony Tue d.
sentative Of the dissolution of the Reichsas OF re-
urement from Office
POLITICAL GAME OF BLUFF.
Roth tho confidence in official circles In the cvehuai
.ecep,ance Of the bill and the certainty OF It's uc
.xnressed nv the opponents Of the measure are par'
NJ n game Of bluff either side. Inc ru'h - VI,
Government Is realizing more ana more now 'i'"'',
:, will no ia obtain any form of the Dill "or'"
having and Is manoeuvring for time during "l'on II
hopes to take advantage Of the diNoeh'ionS III
Centre party secure IA small hl'Jo'H.
r,esnnice members also feel that their po'luoh Is
rendered insecure by the divisions WITHIN inc p'fN
Led hv Herr Hinze full meeting of the freiSihnsc
members of the Reichstag was held on "'dhe'i"E'
and after n heated Interchange OF VIEWS VIII"
lasted three hours. there wa, an agreement ''a' NV
party MS such would continue to reject ihe "o'cIH
ment's demands, leaving each member TO ioiio" HIS
individual conviction. Despite denial 1t Is obvious
that right and left wing exist, and these are hhe
IN weaken the parry at critical moment. rs pro-"
Of this statement the fact can be citcd ,nat heir
Pckert was not present at yesterdays meeting OF the
committee.
AWAITING THE ISSUE OF TIE JESUIT DEBATE
Similar conditions prevail In the Centre party
Count Won Balestrcm the leader OF tie party, who
Is favorable to the Army bill. vas absent from 'he
meeting. While maintaining surface app alahce OIL
unity, the party is fast dividing into two factions
the Catholic Democratic and the Catholic Fedcal-'he
latter mostly comprising Irissian arstocrats "ho are
ready 10 make common cause with the Iiussian Con
servatives Fer the present the members of the Centre
await the Of the debate In the jesuit aueSuo"
In the Rcichsac. This debate was hXcd 10 'ah
place on March H. Through the strategy Of Pr'si-
cent von LcvetzOw, who acted in unison WITH III"
Chancellor 10 delay the discussion. the motion IN re-
gard TO the return Of Jesuits to Germany has been
postponed. The time is not yet oppoituhe iof IN
Government 10 declare its intentions In this matter.
Still. NEGOTIATING WITH THE POPE.
The negotiations with the Vatican. though almost
hopeless, still proceed. General Won Loc' VINO was
appointed the special envoy Of Emperor William to
convey Pope His Majcsty's Congratulations 81
the occasion OF the Episcopal Jubilee mas r'ur"eu
with a Papal decoration but If his mission hal any
political end in view the result shows that he Is
complete failure diplomat Count Haie'"F"
has been left with nominay free action, the rope III
the interviews which took place between himself, Car
ltnal Rampola and General Won LOe. declining 70 IN
terfere with the Of the Centre leader, watev"
that might be. Count Won Bane,trem, 1t IS saln' Il
secretly offering to the Chancellor the support OF the
members of the Centre In exchange for tho reainS-
don of the Jcsults. Through this tanClc OF party
schisms and lobby int,igucs the Army bill may emerge
fJit not for
RECTOR AHLwARDT'S PERSONAL SPEECH.
Herr Ahlwardt made bis first speech In the Reichs-
be during the discussion Of the war budget. 1t was
entirely personal speech, having no relation what
ever 10 the matter before the House. Inc 'ha'i-
cellor Herr Ahlwardt said, had called him a libcl"r.
He maintained that he had only fulfilled patriouc
duty In revealing the faults of those who intruSed the
armament of the German forces to Hebrews. lie
repeated amid chilling silence his accusations against
the Government for taking the defective Loewe rifles
NO SUBSIDIES PAID TO TIE PRESS.
During the same debate Herr Richter asked whether
the budget included the sum paid to newspapers Tor
supporting the Army bill. Chancellor Won Caprvi
Indignantly denied that single pfcnning had been 50
expended
FOR CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE.
The latest development in the ararian question
Is the Governments proposal TO establish chamber
Of agriculture. A bill will be introduced In inc
Landtag creating such "a chamber wh'ch WI" ~
regulated by Government officials. The Hgraiia'
leaders eye the project nskance.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS VISIT TO ROME
The visit Of the Emperor and Empress to Rome
q tie twenty.fflh anniversary OF the marriage :"
King Humbcrt and Queen Mareherita' "hicn VII
@cur on April go, arranged through oou', '
the Italian Ambassador TO Germany. 'h 'ne way
to Rome the Emperor will 90 to Dresden ana 'he MN
Sax0ny will accompany him to the ltaiia" o"Pi"
Mat interests the diplomatic world Is hot NV A'
peror's reception at the Quirnal, but what WI" o''
Of the Vatican Overturts for an inier'e" pe'"'
he Emperor and the Pope have met WIN ~
tesponse from Cardinal RampolIa, Ponthcal secreif!
Of State to the effect that the Pope CANNOT r'i"S
10 Zee rmperor William but II Ills Majesty o's'ie
10 confer on pol,,ical subjects the Pope wouid pre'
to communicate with him through his Caroiha' SCI
rotary Cardinal Kopp. Prince Archnisnop VI 90
Ian. has vainly tried TO influence inc iop.
consider MS French policy, ana IL ID sun. -, :
6rs, step TO this. he asked for 'he o'. -
Cardinal Rampola and the appointment U, rLI
0ambcrtf or some other prelate favoring lhe irp'
Alliance nc panaI Secretary In his stead Inc i"p
was entirely deaf 10 Cardinal Kopps arg ,hers wit
vas equally deaf the perslasio'is VI Tonls liza
supposediy high influence. There Is no a Empero
S,u.n also pay as nv niue Visit Of the Emperor
ne Vatican will be merely ceremo.,s'' the same fol-
oasion Emperor william will observe ' .,a pope /,
malities that characterized his VISIT tom the ofRcis
home Of the Prussan Minister TO the 10y Leo XII
VII have short audience OF courtesy win LEU 49,
CIVIL MARRIAGE IN HUNGARY
50 ne Kuiturkampf in Hungary IL exciting SUI
M oeGset here, In view Of the fact tnas 'He S'"'