The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-25
UNCLE SAM AS A TRADER.
The Kaiser Afraid Of American Com
petition in EuTOpe.

Revival of the Mckinley Policy
Dreaded AS a Serious Blow to Ger
man and European Interests-Dr.
MIGUEL Not Looked Upon As Apt to
Crowd Won Caprivi Out of the Chan
cellorship 49, Over-Awing the Law
less.
Copyright, 1894 by the United Press)
Berlin, March 24-Emperor Williams
high-fying intentions do not stop at the
success achieved by the Russo-German
commercial treaty. He recognizes that
the unbounded resources of America con-
stitute standing menace to European
trade and industry, and although he has
the greatest sympathy for America and
Americans, the emperor is also awake to
the danger of the repetition of such
blow as chat inflicted by the Mckinley
policy His idea is that Europe must be
prepared to take common stand against
any commercial measure which directs
itself not against any individual nation in
Europe, but against all Europe. The
wel.-known ambition of the emperor to
bring about friendly common relations
between the European nations showed
itself years ago by the calling of an in
ternationIl congress in the interest of
the better protection of workingmen. His
many travels enabled HIM TO look upon
such matters with an eye which does not
halt at the borders of Germany. The
movement spoken of, though still in en-
bryo, may be expected when events neces-
state it. This is now held 10 be the idea
underlying Chancellor Won Caprivi's
DantlIc speech.
THE MIGUEL INTRIGUE.
The so-called Miguel intrigue is still
canVassed in the conservative press,
where the Doctors prospects and tLness
Tor the chancellorship are openly dis
cussed. The intrigue is fomenJed by dis
appointed place hunters and from the
fact alone lhat DR.. Miguel has utterly
rallied 10 gain the Support of The centrisJ
Parry, which has many grievances against
MIN, and which distrusts the effect which
MS promotion might have upon Ger
many 5 presolge abroad, there IS no need
to think that Chancellor Won Caprivi's
position is in the least shaken.
ovERAwING THE LAwLEss.
The frequency with which Emperor
William has suddenly and Unexpectedly
called the garrison OF Berlin under
arms has generally been regarded as
evidence OF mere caprice upon his
part but is now becoming generally
accepted as being part of we'll
defined scheme OF the emperor TO overawe
the laWleSs classes, such as socialists and
anarchists ana other dIssaJisned elements
OF tAe population. IN TINS connection iJ
is now remem bered that the emperor
suddenly turned out the garrison on this
city on election day. then on MAY day
anu lastly on the day following the So
cialist celebration OF the anniversary of
the revolution OF lS4S.
MEETING WITH TIE GEAR.
Tbs Hamburg Nachrchten maintains
the accuracy or the statement heretofore
denied, thai arrangements are being made
for a summer OF autumn meeting between
Emperor William and the Car, and in
spite of the official denial the meeting OF
the two emperors is generally regarded
as probable.
Since the conclusion OF the Russo
German Commercial treaty Count Won
Gutenberg mas returned 10 his duties as
prussian minister at Manich after a
short sOyOurn mere, which led 10 the re-
port thai he had been summoned TO at
tend the emperor on the latter's visit to
Abbazia. II is now learned that the
counts visit TO this city was connected
with his impending appoint
ment 20 succeed Prince Reuss as
German ambassador at Vienna, the
most important post in the diplomatic