New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
THE NEW CZAR.
DR. GEFFCKENS ESTIMATE of HIM
lie WILL. PROBABLY ABOLISH JEW-BAiTlN"' br'
FRIENDLY TO GERMANY. AND KEEP

FRIENDLY TO GERMANY. AND KEEP
THE PEACE.
One 81 the most favorable accounts Of the new
car and Of his probable policy has been given oy
DR. F. r. Gencken. the wekncwn German scho'af
and writer who knows the young monarch we'll
and who IL a particularly shrewd Judge OF H''
According 10 DR. Ceffsken, Nicholas III j. MA" "a
noble generous character. opposed to every Hhd ."
persecution and especially TO religious fanauc"m
lie has already prevented great deal or mschiei'
and has soften~l down many "A strong measure
lie * decided opponent OF Pobedonestzen. ana the
latter will probably b, among tho nrs; 10 disappear
under the regime.
Alexander III was not always friend OF Ger
many 4, the time when the then German Crown
Prince (Frsderick I'D went to 81 P"'cf'huFs 10 INV
funeral Of Alexander II. and said something ABOUT
the friendly relations ~ the two countries, the
car remarked. 'Miis Il pouriant le pan ue
Bismarck" who. he considered was anxious 10 an
mex the Baltic provinces. And even h'ter the row"
prince had convinced him 81 the utter fut.li'y OF
tho idea he remained suspicious. ana the a""-
German elements in Russia fostcrel the feeling
This feeling has recently undergone change. A.
r,a, be inferred from the Russo German com
| merclal treaty. which WAS only passed by sp'cla'
order of the Emperor against the Interests OF the
| Moscow merchants and their allies al court ~
was never In favor 81 the French alliance ana 'hs
| ,,.j, Of Admiral Gervais 10 Cronrtad,. which u,
| could no. very well re'u-" was panlul - NM h",'
/ r. "a
he assured the German Emperor. on ms VIZ :. :.
| Klal that NJ would never give marching ofirt' -
| a single soldier IN order ihai France miSht re-
| conquer A,sace-L Lorraine His Ambassador AZ atlS
had ..trcf orders % keep The Toulon ana Iar' r.
iIvtl.s within certain bounds hr."'f. De- Ural'r'
Tho French advances. N N" worls ~ WI! ,'s
| i..h flp.ornatls Ike man who chrr'"s-'y frll't
| Inc g. ,f.ss.s ~ girl throwing h"r-cf - ms mex
| bu, who At tho same time. does not want to have
an Hanns. 80 AYE w.. r -nck.n goe, further lie
1. Iisilnctly friendly 10 Germany. and has war ~
| frlcndshlp for the Emperor william Inc ffeh' u
| have nothing hope from him. AM me Iripc A.
| lance ma. nothing 10 fear Hence. II u ""iy ~.
home t,0ll'ics In Russia which VIII undergo Hrra'
| chang under n new ruler. and II a." new Ear hhh
,hc strength TO carry these changes through. th'y
gill be for the welfare OF tn" Great Empire. ana WIZ
lead TO tn. pacincaton Of the discontn'rh e'rh"h'S
| In Russia. 90, ,.t.,,,, an.
| Whether the new car viii b" TuWcirntiy en-
err.tir 10 carry out MS strong Opposition ID th'
present bureaucratic regime and 10 Introduce suSh
| reforms aa are possible IN Russia remains 10 Dee
| seen But In his efforts toward that enl u, WI, WIZ
have valuable assistant IN his uncle. Grand iuke
| Vladimir The rest Of the Imperial family 10 no'
count GU, rdly there will be few changes, IN,
| late car was a lover OF peace VINO Only purhe
| onward where he knew that England wouIl hV'
dare 10 act In Asia for instance his successor u
| still more opposed 10 war