New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-17
WORK BEFORETHE REICHSIAG
DR. LIEcFR TO PRESENT A SERIES OF
RESOLUTIONS
THE GOVERNMENT NOT OPPOSED TO THEM
DR. MIoUELs FINANCIAL PROPOSALS THE
Cu,NCELrOR's TACT-THE RUSSIAN
TRFATY-EMPEROR WILLIAM
tcopmight, 1873; By me UnGed fre'o

tcopyriqht 1913: By me Tnfed fre")
poruo Doc 1e-When the Rcichstag resumes
the session on January 1t VIII be engaBeu III
another but not yet final conflict over Chahcenoe
Won Caprlvrs commercial policy A series OF reSo'"
,ions submi,ted by Or. Liebcr. one OF the leaders
~ tho Conservative party. which have been APP
nrcvel bv a committee OF the House by majority
Of one will BE- the fret question TO come oeio'e
tho Rclchstag after the Christmas recess. These
resolutions have party an academic ana parity
practical character. They propose that the 'oV-
ernmcnt after concluding the commercial reaues'
s,ou ,rv - obtain an international regulation OF
the currency with the treaty Powers internationa'
labor protection. and the establishment OF courts
OF arbitration 20 settle whatever differences may
,rlsa under the treaties. The Government II VIKING
70 affirm the Principle Of the dosirabihty OF V'se
resolutions. and this will allow DR. Ideber free
hand to show their practic2biliiy. Ihey are '"'
the sort OF questions on wnich many "'"'p''' VI
the Reichsiag air their opinions.
The business Which will follow the discussion OF
the resolutions relates TO the proposals OF Ut
MIouel the Finance Minister. This VIII nave
more serious cast. Dr. Miguel hinseh must "o"
appear in front. instead OF allowing count fosa-
dowsly. Secretary 81 the Imperial treasury VINO -
n most a,nen;ablc Ministerial failure, - represent
him. Doubtful AZ the result seems 70 others the
Government officials are confident IN their opinion
that the proposed measures viii b. successful Dur
ing the recent crises. when even the s'H-"N'cl''
orgars faltcreI over the Government troubles ''e
United Press has accurately predicted po'h 'he
maior.tica the Government would OBTAIN anu ~"
they would be- constituted. . .ho
The data FOR forecast OF the result OF tne
coming contest over the financial schein" arr more
uncertain than were those at hand prcc-nhR the
votes on the Army bill and the commerclll treates
The situation H. more complex ana NirldoIr,
hut the one thing that l. not uncertain - the taEs
possessed by the Chancellor ana Dr. NTH, rlusi ~
groups Yesterday majority for the GOV 'rninent
on Inc commercial treaties vas c+S IN" result OF
81
slnful manipulation OF ne parties 81, .o..,o-cioi
treaties res; with Frciherr Marschall Biebersie,n
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. VINO surprised me
House with his mastery replies to the Agrarah
speakers Ills lucid exposition, u economic prIncl.
pics his clear statement OF statistics and h1 apt
sggs an sr srTSS 10 hsp ne TO forfy the
mcnt's position. Chancellor Won 'apryl, va 49,, 30
wearing his medals and decoratons. His spirits
were huoynu. and ne spoke with the force OF Il
TS~ Agrirlan- were supposed to have been
2nl,unc saws The stfirgle VII b. renewed over The
commercial treaty with Russia me KusSlah 1 .e
gates VIII retnn TO trrnn on S1mu' s,cb as viii
he acclaimed 10y ~ Germans. except the AsTarianS
VIII b. concluded about January =,
The Halle "Gazettc." sometimes officially INSURED
Council IN favor OF ils pr2posnl TO IT, s'y n
tin absolute silence on the subject. and. 1t L.
understood are san negotla,ns %ish tns O'e''o''
leaders regarding the conditions 81 repeal
The Emperor has drawn up a pan OF the winter
manoeuyres and has Invited frince Regent Luit-
pold OF bavaria ard the Kings Of Saxony ana
Wurtemberg to accompany him In Oh CRYING me
execution The garrlsons In and around Berlin VIII
be alarmed and hurried on foot and By ran TO
bivouac In the fields
While hunting in Darby. Prussisn Saxony. this
week the Emperor had the men o. tho 18th Ergi-
m.nt act as bcaters. six men followed him, hand
lng him loaded rides as fast as h. hre,l In two
hours he shot 3S hares or more than three fares
a minute.
In q concert At The New Palace in Potslam this
week the trumpeiers blew through thr.r new seven
foot tubes The Emperor himself conducted the
orchestra when II played march b. Beethoven.
Chapman Coleman. First Secretary OF the United
States Embassy and Mrs Coleman. who arrived
here last week from New-York are suffering from
colds.
Dr. Pitcairn Of Harrisburg. and Dr. {. II. john
ston. Of Grand Rapids. are In the CITY.
The weather has grown drer. and the Influenza
a.