New-York tribune., 1894-07-01
FOR REPRESSING ANARCHY.
EMPEROR WILLIAM AND NJ. HERBETrE
FAVOR INTERNATIONAL ACTION.

A PLAN sKETcHED AT THE CONFERENCE AT
KIEIl-sPAIN WILLING TO TAKE THE lNI1lA-
r1vE-ATTIT1DE OF THE GERMAN Up
PER MIDDLE CLASSES AND SOCIAL
lists TOWARD THE ANARCHISTS.
Berlin. June 3O.-Emperor William aroused gen
eral interest by his three-hour conference yes
terday with NJ Herbette the French Ambassador,
aboard the imperial yach; Hohenzoiern' Ihc
interview did not end with marking Germany
sympathy with France in mourning for NJ Car
not 1t had a practical aim. which mas Deeh
revealed clearly since the French Ambassador ;
return from Kiel Emperor William spoke, in the
course Of the interview, Of the necessity OF an
international agreement Of European Govern
ments against the Anarchists. The french Am
bassador is said 10 have responded favorap'y Ior
his Government. and to have sketched Win '''e
Emneror n plan OF international action. In
mediately upon the return Of NJ HerpeUe 10 '"'S
CITY rbis morning. Chancellor Won Caprivi was
summoned to Kiel by the Emperor, who had an
hours conference with him on board the llohen-
zolern.
The Spanish Ambassador here held a long con-
ference with Chancellor vCn CapriN last h'gn'
and expressed Spain's willingness to take the
in,tiat,ve I'm the anti-revolutionary movement.
II is understood that the Chancellor MAINTAINS
his old opinion that the German law ana poiVes
methods suffice 10 hold In cheek the losCcs ~
Aparchism He is not ready 70 prop'se any
snncial measures although he favors Germany :
co-operation with the Othc. Powers IN any con
ference looking toward united action Ihe Per
I'm daNies are already involved In a discussoI 81
the probable efficacy Of International regulations.
The National Zeitung," National LIBERAL says
Since the Anarchists only yearn 20 eX,erninate
their opponents they deserve no ply t [nt M
.,,of me
hcnval as may be seen in the experience OF az
countries. II IS social disease aHu lIs IT, ,rads
Anarchists. then the exceptional laws against So
cSsts ought ought 70 TO he nr 6anSrted 10 desert places
This Language reflects faithfully the opinion
Of the upper middle classes. who are now eN-
asDerated with the Social Democrats Wh"m 'IleN
regard as affiliated with the Anarchists. IN
Social Democratic new spapers are uh'"h'Ina.3,'
as ever Their comments on the Lyons murder
suggest sympathy with the policy of assts-ll.'-
ton. Thus the "Sozial Demokrat ADVISES us
readers either to keep silent on the sub1ec,' o.
better still to defy openly the bourgeois ho'o'S
OF Anarchist morals. II says:
Il would be shameful cowardlce on the. part of
the Socialist n 5 5rdo If teG rc ~sr and a 6nd as
contemplate pariah the unhappy politician whose
blind zeal lmpellcd him 70 use The surgeon k..i@
rather treat him as the victim Of Iiuable sur
rOundings.
Talk Of this kind. which tries t. raise murder
to the dignity of political surgery, j. r"gar!' 'y
mos, persons as the height ~ imprud"uce just at
nresrnt when the Government IS known - be
considering the revival Il the AntSo'ldllst Jaws
Besides speaking with NJ. herhcuc o' me
Lyons murder Emperor william iou-hed ~ y
the international political outlook Il Wa'Chrl
the result II the election in France" n" said.
with a certain anxiety. although | expected !
that NJ -asimir-Perier would he chosen. l
have full confidence In him. and believe that ne
desires - preserve good relations between
France and Germany lie has my best wishes"