The sun., 1894-09-09
CRITICISING THE KAISER.
COMMENTS oS rHB THBoRY or
THB DIVINE RIGHT or HINGs.

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BERLtS. Sept. s-Emperor Williams Konies-
berg speech is the universal topic. The divine
right Of kings is disc ussed the whole length
and breadth Of the empire. and every editor is
! expressing his opinion as 10 what may or may
not be done by the grace Of God" The Rad
ical and Social Democn,tic dailies TEEN with ad-
verse criticism. The Fnnnh'urte- Zeiiuno says:
Although declaring the kings divine rig ht
TO do anything. with responsibility to God alone,
/ the Emperor merely repeats his previous utter
ances his words are still received with astonish-
ment by all those citizens who accustomed
| TO think that they live under Consultation sus-
tained by the voice OF the peuple."
The Torlcoerts organ Of the Social Democratic
| Central Committee. devotes . sarcastic article
70 the Emperor and his views. I'VE admit the
substantial accuracy OF the ivy and oak allie
CORY" II says. THE ivy sucks the life from the
tree and kills II by degrees. So the sristocrats
have often drained the vitality from tho mon
archy to establish an oliearchy. In the EN-
! peror's mind. however. the struggle between
| the monarch and the nobility appears TO be Of
small concern 10 the people"
After mentioning several skeletons Of the
Conservative family, the vOrlnderts comes to the
Emperors remarks concerning the Socialists
| and Anarchists. who" IL asks, are these
parties Of the revolutionI Whom are the no
billty summoned to resist7 The Social Demo-
orats DO not know tne answers 10 tnese que
surmsee. They will await events. keeping their
powder dry and resisting all attempts at uncon-
stitutionAl coercion"
The ko,lntsche yolks1etiun0. organ of the
Rhineland Catholics makes this comment:
" The speech has at least one practical bearing
-m proeiaims tne emperor ae'erminSuon a,inn% 70
resist the Agrarian opposition although not
Ar-.ri.r ,s,orn."
As,a'isn En. ro,,nt..n. z,,,,, s..,on., 1,h., =,
peu p.., prn..ian ~sr % isDsown.r, ] nth. rmn.rnp N @
fulfilled the hope" it says. that while in
Konigsberg he would address . warning TO the
EAs. Prussian nobility. The speech ought to
settle the AsrariAn opposiuon ana convince ,ne
VINO h.'s been anss,
ius 'ue sui'0 "a ~, sH. s-o 80
Hhsn E - ,h.v .,ypct At The Goyernment policy.
u...o,o.,h a, ~ ,-,.h 60 n. rocoon,,.i q.
heneeforth' II they wish 70 De recosniIeo s
loyal. these men must follow the Emperors
lead"
peror's remarks need be understood as prelud-
ing another era Of anti. Socialist laws.
ihe har'o"V"cn. .O,'eSD''"e"'' "hi9n uIA"s
Inspiration from Wilhelm strasse, says: From
may now eIpect at least a clear answer 10 a |
clear question Upon their decision depends the !
affairs."
:. The Hannorerisehe Cuirt.r., which speaks for
holds that the Emperor has adopted the last
means at his command TO bring back the Con.
servative nobility to the Crown. II his words
come Come irrsparabie. :" '"''' 'N' van
Ths or ,5. Rns Ias
edly male their own hearts bleed They can
as ivy Which & shs and ,ss
heritage of their ancestors. thev continue
Viii W enaSIe the King 10 tuihl his tasS winch
Tho Imperial PARTY le!t Korigsber: yesterday
morning for Eibing. where the Emperor re-
msnGuypips nstthe FIRST After the march
past they preceded to Marienberg. where the
upon the fne condition OF the troops and told
Knights Of Old in Marienbers. fhe Emperor
passei the night in schiobtten with Count
day 10 K5nigsbery which she left tLis morning
for Potsdam.
The army maneuvrea are in progress around
Marienberz The grand movements OF the
First Army Corps against the Seventeenth will
the 10th, i IT, and 18th The maneuvres will
close with a naval review at Swinemunde. The
Emperor % viii watch from III. HobsnzoiIer, he
ins from 10. 600 tp gO tonners with 400 ofiicess
and q 600 men will be engaged In promises 10
be a splendid SPECTACLE. Special trains will be
run from Ali parts OF the Country 10 carry eI
cusionists 10 The scene
The Exrcntiye Com m ttse of the Richter RsdI
cal narty nav. raised a storm OF dissnnroyai by
deciding that the annual congress In Eisensch
shaI Ie held iehind closed door and that
only official rrpSrts shall l.. given 10 the corr
spondents. Several Radical Journals will ignor.
this Arrangement and publish ali thai they can
learn OF the debate ~
since finance Minister Nioual re,prnsd ,o
the civ The feud between his ionrnais and
those friendly 10 the Chancellor has been re-
newed with Increased bitteTness The fyhancsl
ior's friends deny thar he has ANYTHING 10 do
with the crusade against NioueI and there is
in fact much 10 show that none OF the ATTACKS
il insnired by lin
yesterday: ION the basis OF Information Oh