New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-10
CVRBING THE SOCIALISTS.
PLAN TO ENLARGE THE POWERS OF
THE REICHsTAGs PRESIDENT.
,,cpvee,vrxrss OF THE EMPEROR
WILLIAMS COMMENT on THEIR DEMON
sTRAT1ON IN THE REicHSTA"-hohhN-
IoHEs COMING STATEMENT
OF POIICY-TIIE NEW

Berlin Dec. 9.-Chancellor Prince Hohcn'oe pre-
sided over the cabinet meeting on Friday ana CON
ferred with his colleagues as to the Statement. Oh
policy which he expects to make at the hrst reauns
of the budget. There is no reason TO peheVe mat
this statement will be sensational. II Will contain
to,r # any revelations and probably VIII relate
mainly 70 DR. Miquers financial projects the
"Norddeutsche Agemeinc Ieung. which sun
seems to be semi-ofcial says that the matrcular
contributions OF the Federal States, as hXed In the
new budget will exceed by %,"""" marks the 'o'''
allowed the States from the Imperial Treasury
As soon as the Deputies dispose OF the financial
questions by referring them to committee they
u.u1 bava q clear way for the debate on the Anti
Socialist bill but the Conservatives propose 10 inter
pose a motion to Increase the Presidents disc'p'-
nary powers The disorder caused in the House by
the Social Democrats is their excuse ana the Tow
ernments declaration OF policy Will be the peg on
which they will hang the debate Prince Hohenlohe
WAS requested privately by the conservatives 10
mention the subject in his speeches to the keich-
stag but he replied: THAT is a matter Tor the
Reichstag alone" The National Liberal ana Cler-
ical leaders have agreed to join the Conservatives
in reforming the House rules That the reform VIII
he ,eyellei directly at the Social Democrats goes
without saying.
The conflict will be a fierce one. The "Norwhrts
breathes defiance all round Not stopping at Inc
defence OF its party. 1t carries the war mo 'he
eneuv's territory by demanding universal ana a.
rect suffrage in elections to provincial diets hthoush
the Hechstag Is without the authority TO lesiHate
on such matters; the immunity OF ali Deputies from
arrest and prosecution during the session. the aoo-
Uton OF cx ,ept.onal laws In Alsace ana Lorraine
the extension Of workingmcns rights 10 commune
and protect their interests. and the legal recognize"
Of the eight hour day. Several clerical organs no
tablv the "Gernaria." express some sympathy win
the Socialists IN their approaching 'riouauohs' al
though they recognize The need OF new Jaws against
fh.. revolutionary parties.
Emperor william received the President ana ' zee.
Presidents of the Rcichsiag 40 the New talacr III
Potsdam today. Aficr concentrating them uP, ,
their reelection b.. spoke OF t9' s''ao 'a nemn
the Roichstag by tho refusal OF 'nT Soia ,as
Gratis rise and cheer for him. me sS,ny -. ~
him as to the House Itself pnc iesult D. tnoutn,
would be the earlier passage of me Ahu-l'''o'u''o"
airy BIZ.
The tobacco tax which Or Miguel viii propose TO
the Deputies is reported 20 be- - per cent Hsh'''
than In las, years bill SIN. IL VIII be fought BIT
terly Prince Hohenlohe objects 10 pr hque.s
Rourse Reform hl a. Who'll. ana ON ,se i,,urse
ana Produce Exchange 20 keep registry 81 Names
The arrangcucn, 81 the new i;eirhs,as liuid Ing
designed purposeiy 10 hamPrI me -,
So as 20 Isolate reporters from Depues heport-rs
for provincial newspapers are not A.2~e' l" man
short cu;s t. the telegraph oiir"r. Ihef mus uA,
verse long flights ~ stairs % the ,ourtyhrl. ana
then more stairs rains TO me po no boz heard AZ
arr ~, mner.Sod only imperecty Abou, thirty doors
leading from the gallery open ana close lncsssanty,
Win startling reports The "Staatshurger IcitnnS
IL The only Journal that has been Told enough 20
criticize the Increasing arrogant" 81 N" a"iort''s
toward IN. German press. However. ffVy 0ouhcll-
lor Schlufer. who has charge ~ IN" lrtr~ Httaht'
mcnts has promised 90 remedy some - -" H'l'eN
t,v ,h. E,nner1r's orders the smooth space over
~. man -nfrlrrr has not ben inscribed. as ~.
frulel ITO ne German l'1pis. nui h"- "''n i"i'
hank ~ effort has been fntl" to preserve lh tt!'
uru building th~ historical mrm"nt1. ~ h~rihhnf
early parliamentary dl5- Even 80" ihiF N",h
vblra Prince B.~unrrh Tor nearly twenty }"rr 81.
re.f.I ODE. rllf..r.H ~ tnr EIrI"+fhth mas "'fil
showed ,af~essiy rio tae meeting ~ ihr social
democrats
Consui-Gcn,ral Nasons r,pof, on ih" BAD stand
in OF Amer. railroad bonds in Germany H lipi-
81 freely hy th. German uc~ paper me constr.
o. opinion is that. u h.~ a'tl'" n' l'-oN''' 80
man c,p.fal v..I h- fe.nyfstel rapidly and eagerly
Tho ni-mar.k Monument commit" ln Munich
has decide! % lA. fh. cornerstone At kptiWih'h"h'.
near Si4rm5.fg Lake. on April D. EsMaf rs rs"-
10th birthday. Primo" Ludwig SSH. "ihcAir
\ dispatch from Dresden says that consul Gen,rh
Carroll III better
\ letter written Bog Dr. Aroult IrI-.ian brgly.
Agraran and limriai.isf. go the N'w-fork Han.
delszcitung' h.s stirred mach bad bool nei" Al
except Conservative newspapers agree thAt his op-
lcrt Wa 90 .lclfe foreign Governments o. CONNER
clal measures against Germany To" ~ os-lffhr
Zeifune' fcpi1rc- the furf that PfussiIu Deputy
dare advise the United Sta'e 10 adopt repr!sta -
tho form ~ tan on Germany shipments oi goi
from America