The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-19
TnE AGRARIANS PROTEST.
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opy-sr. 1894. ~ a. Us's,i Pres.
o.o,,v Feb lathe ARrsrians rallied their
.,,ns.nds in Berlin yesterday TO make their
81 n,o,est against the Russian German com
'.,,iJ treaty. The demonstration was sue
n...tnI from the party point Of view. ss the as
.hlsoes were enormous and enthusiastic.
Tha Ierarian League had spent much money
!, preparing for the meetings.
Nobody could doubt that tho speakers were
4, do.p earnest. They felt that both party and
n.,I,,.I interests we're i'm perilled by the Rus
.,.n treaty and they argued With all the force
:, ,he,r convictions Nevertheless. the expec-
s.,,on o, defeat was apparen. In tho speeches.
Tno Agrorians ne well as the public at large.
a. rot longer doubt that the treaty will be
s.,aaJ by tho UeichstRg. Even the ultra
ronssrvatives realize that their opposition
Iii be yain. The one question now IL: Who
iii make up the Government majority"
In the lobby the consensus OF opinion Is that
Aha National Liberals. the Radicals. and the
aocIal Democrats will vote solidly for the
treaty. The Clerleals are expected to divide
chair vote, but the majority will go with the
Chancellor. The Free Conservative vote also
.,nbs split. some Conservatives are likely
N abstain from voting; the rest will lead the
srco,ition to the end Newspapers arc
.nraadlnr tho familiar rumors OF deal be-
tre.n the Government and tho Clericals.
Captiyi Ia snid to have promised the restorn-
Hon o, Catholic department in the Ministry
n Public Worship in exchange for Clerical
support This report Ia untrue. Caprivi has
given no pledges to tho Clericals As the
ouestion at issue Is an economic one. the
Clerical Deputies will vote INDEPENDENTLY Of
marty pressure or intrigues OF tho leaders.
study OF tho Russian concessions in the
treaty is Increasing its popularity This fact
has been impressed upon the Agrnrians. and
ha. tempered their bitterness, They know
that il they should defeat the treaty. tho Gov
ernmeat could and would now appeal to the
country with certainty OF com nlete triumph
IN the great Industrial centres. The result OF
such a triumph would be a further restriction
OF the protection policy In Germany. and the
srr.rans shrink from the prospect. Besides
what 1t actually gives. the treaty raises expec-
tatlous o. more. IL Is believed that the two
G9yr,nment. FAYE c Sn az Rnssinn grstWsy
tariffs. and :. recall OF tb. German decree Tor
bidding the Imperial Bank to grant advances
last Wednesdays debate in the Prussian
Lower House has widen.d tho breach betwecn
the b,mctallsts and the Government. The BIZ
nets'iists have given up hope of accom- pli.h-
Inc through tho currency commission any
ihiES more than rev Internal re,orhs s.n s liz
hope may TO vain. for the Government de-
clsred recently in the Prussian Upper House
that no great Increase VI the silver circulation
Thv Inos6nro7' Abend. Zeihng published or
piorsr Eaiienherc who confirms the worst
stories as to III treatment OF negroes In tht
Ths
for the slightest offences. In instances thai
came under his personal observation. 6lacl
70 their, huts; August bobel. tho social
The Reiehstag last Friday upon The admins
trati,,n In the Cameroons: He exhibited whip
shnH "'ss o
rooms, he said. had enforced reg ulations tina
aver, native mus, make salnam whensyeE
srrins 10 his feet in time to make the salute.
C6,nnIai Esiinses tat Gs had dseidsd to IT,
tIodu. bill punishinG slave trading and
ADMINISTRATION, which, he suld. was had
Fpe"imen of military and bureaucratic abuses
attacks upon the officials In the Cameroons
Judgment should be reserved. he said, unit
%. ,eeusations agai,ps. the oie t shopIt
rncnt inquiry. Tho Chancellor turned upoI
bebel holly and made scorchinG review o'
tlon both, inside and outside the feichstil
the debate has excited tho deepest interest.
Tuesday ut WiihsImsha ven. whore he will EN-
terinIn the officers OF the ironclad koeuiG vii
helm. On Feb. - To viii 90 to dine with tn,
dot 81 lirandeuhurg province. and Will makt
his annual sroech on domestic affairs,
Chancellor yon Carrivi gives official dinner
the cost to twenty marks plRte includini
wins and beer. His aide-de-caInp. who keep,
no ,rore than the Clan ceiiors annual ,saiari
Y $1,000 marks less the amount exacted 10
State taxes. The Chancellor. while not wish
Ing to save any hing. win incur no debts.
The Princess Leopold received Ambassador
Rgpyor and his family emily on IhgrS DAY m.r,.,
chaplain In Berlin will so to Boston In Sep
tenher next I'm case his successor at thu
American Church be appointed by that time
Mrs " Hard is arranging concert for tn
Hnns Won B6iow's body will be brought from
Egypt 10 tiotha for cremation.
the Royal Opera House last evening. The hrs
acts were very successful. hut the last nc
showed a notable falling or Tho opera 10 full
oil Naknerian "reminiscences
Yesterday as to the report that the continent
powers would make q Joint protest Agains
TeTort was I,atiy denied. Germany had hear!
no suggestion 81 such course. Il was salo
agree upon international measures agains
the Anarchists. This IL also discrediied. Tn
police here attach no importance TO the stor
that London Is the centre OF anarehic con
sPlracy. They say that when the necessit
arises suspect can lie shadowed more easi
n London han In any other European capita
The ntted l'Tess correspondent was assure
nlah TTSe oGs tina. mo- u
lists had been made recently NY any Govern
mslt
The women OF Baden. Hesse. anil the Pal
have formed n committee to give Bismarck
present on his next birthday. The presen
will consist OF an illuminate ed address an
tTlets
DL II, Bokemeyer Of Berlin says in lette
70 the kTstz ZsHIHg, that emigrAnts to Amer
lea might best settla under the direction OF hi
committee in northern Mexico. by eoneeI
uatlng German emigration In TINT region.
saIs. u viii be possihle TO estAblIsh = OeTmA