New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
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A SOCIALIST BODY DISSOLVED
ACTION OF THE GOVERNOR OF THE
ZWICKAU DISTRICT IN GERMANY.

BEGIN THE DEBATE on THE ANTI SOCIALIST
BILL To MORROW CLERrCAI.s MAY VOTE
WITH THE OPPOSITION HoHEN-
LouE AND LIEBKNEcIIT
Berlin Dec l6.--Thc Governor Of the Zwickau
district has dissolved the Social Democratic or
ganzation within mis- jurisdiction. on the ground
that II is a society without the rights Of "A cor
poratlon Wilhelm Stole is the Social Democrat
who sits in the Reichsttg for the constituency.
THIS summary action and Minister Rollers de-
hant utterances in the Reichsiag are taken by
many Radicals and Soc.ai Democrats 10 Indicate
that the Government is steering straight Tor
Parliamentary conflict. Several Opposition Dep
ut.es say that the Emperor evidently seeks 70
govern with a Federal Council. as suggested by
Councillor R5ssler In a recent pamphlet, but
without Reichstag.
The majority of the Deputies are not eager 10
begin the debate On the Anti-Socaist bill next
Tuesday. When. two weeks ago the date Tor the
first reading was fixed. there We're protests from
all sides except the Conservatives. Tn" parry
leaders appealed To the President to postpone
the debate until after the Christmas recess. ana
Herr Won LeyctzOw seemed inclined 10 assent
The surprise came with the adjournment On
Friday when at IN" command Oi the EN-
pcr1r. IL was mad" known that the bill must p''
brought forward this week and b" referred To the
committee before the recess. Every group OF
Drpufl.s has it, own grievances IN IN" matter,
but the Cleri al leaders profess the Creates IN
dignation They speak ~ rashness and imp"tu-
osity in precipitnt!ng debates on grave measures
ana declare that the details II the b!ll nave not
been known long enough for the full conSiderd-
ton - the Legislators.
In IN. lobby Yesterday the Deputies talked only
Of me prospects Of The bin and the GOvcrnm mt :
efforts 10 form a new alliance q put J. IN oUgh.
The alliance In question would includ" tlv Con
sciVarVrs National Liberals ana Ci"f'nia, but
the Chancellor has been unable as yet To COM
nit these parties o. IN" necessary agreement
~ matters stand. the Government can count
upon 1872 votes FOR the bill That number repre-
SCENTS the Conservative. Free Cons'rNatiN" ana
National Liberal parties Against II must De-
r.ckoucl tn. - vui"S which certainly Viii b"
cast in opposition by the Richter Radicals tdi'
cal rnlouists. South German Democrats an"
Social Democrats aided by lew Ahl-H'Inl1cS
and Independents The Poles have ceased 10 DC
a solid Government They Will split on the
bill
a usual. the Cericals have the key TO the
situation What their vote VIII D." Is
prohIemaucal II the tone OF the Catholic news
papers correctly forecast the party : attitude
IN. fun Clerical strength Will bc thrown with
I'm. Ouposition Moreover. many Clerical speak
cis have been loud IN their lamentations 10 me
iii In the last week During the last ten days
however Chancellor Frnce honeh'9hv n"S
treated constantly with the Clerical leaders. ana
auparenily has weakened the hostility 81 the
Clerical Deputies. The Clerical newspapers say
to-day that the Government Will taciily allow the
Je-ultS u" rum =" ~ - .'.,tt,',, ~,
formal abolition ~ the laws "Npelhng thtm.
They add that This concession would not suihce
a. the Catholic Deputies have decided 10 insist
upon the formal repeal In the Helchstak anu
a Gnvcrninent pledge that this repeal VIII be ac-
ceptcd by the Federal Council II the Chancellor
choose o.. pay this price the Anti-Soclallsi OIL
viii be- passed after being sisnuy aihrhu'n;
lust what parts 81 the bill Will b" sacrlhc"i Is
NOT certain Tho Hamburger Nachrichten. IN a
doublc-leaded leader. obviously inspired rom
Varz!n. lmpprss m" Government To stand nrh
sh,lte N all ,lm,hity and Insist upon n radical
measure. The Wsmarrkian editors speak en-
,husiasiically 4 Primo" IIohenoh"s policy Wh''
ever that may be- They say that he y ahimAle'
a., the spirit II the old regime. ana VIII suldr the
i,,,,i,. IN the way followed by bismarck.
Tho Governments crushing defeat IN us az
t.n,ui o. prosecute Lcibknocht ha1 not dis our
agai the cabinet Ministers. Chancellor Prince
~ ,.,loh. LET n be known in the lobh!cS yesi"r-
d,v that hc was duty bound 20 present Inc iuoh'
Prosecutors demand L. ihc i1eirhs'ag. ath'ush
tho measure was not undertaken a. MS ''''""' To