New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
GERMANY A AROUSED.
TIDE OF POPULAR OPPOSITION TO THE
ANTI-SOCIALIsT BILL SWELLING

4 MOVEMENT TO COMBINE AGAINST IT ALL THE
NoN-REACTIoNhRY DEPUTIES IN THE
Rr1cfsTAG-yGEWs OF THE PRINCE
or sCTIOENAICr- CARoLATH -
FREIHERR voN HAMMER
STEIN EXoNERATED
Berlin. April 13.-The tide Of POI uar opp'-
sl;ion 10 the Anti-Socialist hill Is rising rapidly.
The ''K;rische Zoitung' announces that a move
rncnt has been started to give force to TINS oppo-
sltion in the Reichstag by combining All the nom
rcactonary Deputies against the measure me
guidance of the movement Is at present IN the
hands Of n National Liberal Committee which
will appeal not only to all the processing Liberals
I'm Parliament but also 20 tho Conservatives ana
Free Conservatives who are far from p'lhs Il
unit i'm favor Of the Clerical turn given 10 the
bill in committee. The Conservative answer VIII
not b. given probably before the "rd OF the
Easter recess but its nature may he betrayed by
the Conservative press within the next ten days.
The Prince Of Sch0naich- Caroath formerly
loader Of the Free Conservatives. and now an
independent Deputy. has published his views or
tic bill md the proper manner 81 handing H..
Considering that he still has near relations to the
Conservative leaders, the Liberal Deputies hhd
much comfort In his slashing criticisms or the
whole mca sure. The Prince advises IN faVof of
letting the popular agitation against ihH Dill go
an end hostenjnr the organization Of all fair
minded IDENTITIES ~ defeat it. He urges that the
inability and bourgeose strike alliance,
arouse themselves from their inaction, and frus'
troto this conspiracy to restrict the liberties Of
the whole people. Upon the Princes suggestion
q seres Of meetings viii hold throughout the
r,nire to protest against the bill, while in Berlin
inporial Deputies university professors and mu-
nlcipal officials Will make public demonstration
to the same end.
Tn. Cler!cals say that the opponents of the
bin are animated less by thoir dislike OF the
amendments than by the desire t. weaken the
pr,sont domination Il the Clercals in the Reicnf-
tax The "Germania" thinks that political Jeal-
oj.sv il the motive. rather than any iadcaI on-
lection Z, the provisions 10 punish attacks upon
,he institutions - religion and marriage. The
lffer Clfho.c newspapers echo ms pplili'N
Although the ''Nor,ldcutsche Angemclnc Icitung
and other scmi-ofiioal sheets support the bliI IN
It's present form. # Is known that the Govern
utnf is willing 80 yield u point or TWO ana lhou''Y
Nh. most Objectionable amendments as the ma
iional Liberals demand.
Frcihorr Won iiammersfen. the Editor q the
"Kreutz I.iiunE" and Agrarian champion mas
ba had fuL-uanaesd this journals atd.fS ana
could not max" bis accounts pa.ance. ou I-.
KANT chief director ~ the ki"uH Iel'uns
Company. has certified oNlcialy that there mas
MT boon the slightest irtegularty in Hammer
stoir's accounts or administration.
The Governm NJ has published tho text ~ a
o,,v hiIi :, control trading IN the Bourse. Al
O,nrs!,l firms agree that the bill viii niurc
busin4ss here AMI send many Of their clients %
Paris and Vienna
\ few w0rk.ngmou's meetings viii nc heId
here on May Day 10 denounce the Anii-Socia'i.t
iif and ali flr iho cigLt-hour day. on Nay D..
however tn. Socialists VIII make strong demon
STATIONS throughout the Empire.
Mrs Theodore EUTyon presided TINS ""eN az
tho meeting % the patronrss"s Of the society 70
,ld English ard American Governesses The re-
ports r,ctrdlng the socictys work were favor
ahie.