New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
NOT RETALIATORI.
GERMAN PROHIBITION or AMERICAN
CATTLE \ SANITARY MEASURE.
THIS AT LEAST. y THE AEerA;Hf oF i"''''-
c,,>s WHO s,, THAT THE BOYCOTT WILL
sooN BE EXTENDED 10 Az


ITALIAN STOCKS.
Berlin Jan C--SCcreinry Gresham S,'"'a.,o,s
,o the American sugar tariff and treaty "ons" .'''
ns to., dis.,cs.d widely since the arrival o. ire
los: United states mail. Among pep"''e.'
anon, cdsic.r ihc one opinion Is tha' Wv ''.a,
statos ought not TO enforce a diSct'h''i'''n" ,~,
,av arainst Germany. Many deplorc inc l".' ''''
the American Representatives, III " 80 -
carl Gormarv's prohibition Of American ca,''e Il"
,,,,.,r, measure They say ii Is merely SAM
tara. Tn bolster this argument. the 'o'c'
published in the "Norddeuischc N"Ec" ,
turg" Yesterday paragraph 10 'nc '''' ~, w
poIrirms decree against American ca'''c S"""
how iusihable Gormary'S acton "AS ''o ~
tary point OF view. , ,,,,ar
rbo rpitcd Press correspondent has had inter-
yious in The last wcel. with several conspicuous
polticians whose opinions on e""oh'''
have weight and considerable authority r'e'''''
von Harnmcrstein. a great man In the fa'n'''
Alliance and the leading asita'or among '"e "'9'
tariff conservatives. has this TO say
I ca,rot understand why Americans raise such
an outrrv about German retaliation mere ~ ~ ~.
amcb ,bi1p although Germany Is justly ehtltea ~
Suvh ~, a,n so inclined The American dineIentlai
duty on German sugar ceItalliS - g., NO douhf
cause for retaliation and there can De no uoSo u,
iUc serrctarv Gresham himself admits thai
Germany has been unfairly treated ny n,,,, Wy -,
S'ntns Germany has been obliged to prohipit III M,
morris of American cattle owing TO l.e u,s 30 no
OF Texas fever among thcn u. efnh, ron II
Jiscasr was beyond the slightest d3uD'. t,N'm r
Congress had not passed the sugar claus, ra
hbiion would have been issued ana ,a oS the
The question is absolutely lnnep',r. p,narv's hest
s,,rar lax England formerly was GeLihai3S , Scr
customer in the cattle market ,iom noT The whole
doors To our cattle for fear OF n''.io' rooncmi,e
orfor nj Prussian farmers is dirccieu 10 'rt in.
the English market Tnen"i"t'i like fexas fever in
Inc German herds. may giVe t.hs"', i"ir, 81" ZION a;
tpcaiv ohratiors viii not give iorcc 20 hc' i 'p
,npros for repcal o. lhc ~ oi.u',"iI' ..ot "cu,
s',.''i'.'i +, ,v,nt1ess d. return for cofnm"rcia IN
iur,cs SIN the Arraran parry no,a io,s noo ,r too
p""n1iH ,jI,d by mutual interests. such conflict
would be disastrous to both -. Amor
,.irail,. tho Agfarian leader admitted mat N"''
,c,.s treatment OF German sugar was perhaps "o'
,,..,h,r uryolcorno 10 Frcihcrr Won h"n'"',
.i, oxt,, his cousin and Minister oi Ng'''u''
,r, who now had chance 10 10 sonlc',.'e mi thn
Sgrarians lie did rot believe; onic TO- meet tho
MinS,'9 Min i.nands OF the high-tarin men, mo- %,
,,isso1 reveals the Kernel oi IN" ",,"' ;ossiblc
~, .,,.,,,r,out aims To- satisfy, ~ i"i iH ,n,
The Agrar,aIs. An &ar ~ parliamcnt The reports
,ar,,sn beef has been prohibited inI @ ,he
benefit Of Aa,,Iis ,so imports rom Great bri'a'n
ntLpor,Dh vhich most Australian meat .rl'' ~ ~
ioycrnmea wl lead soon 10 d"srs' m e%Sa'F s ,r ~,
Sgstraiian beef. whether seni di'''E VI W" '
" For the relief % the sugar Interest," me Gov'ln ,S d
mont has prepared bill to Keep VI ] ,nrns,,rc
pnYii be REDUCED on August J. lsTo' ana S"o"'" "
,holir he'd on August 1884
,rho r,,r.ror received the Diplomatic aotpN, "h
~, ycaPs bev IN the Marine 'iaI Iae Nm
,;s,,,ors and Minister'S had appli, 10 me foitNh
Sa,ro n~eyf0ualv ia ACCORDANCE WIN II III
,o,'',-,f custom for permission 10 li"sent -"
49, ~rnctincs ana good wishes 70 ~" NhJ's.S
T., ,,e,0ns. the Forelcn once nNed IN" ih' a',i
'iaro - -. reception The diuomd sht ~,
-. ',r,ic In the Marine Hall With SN inNhib
S,aIc, a. loan et their head. IN" l.mirrot saN'
~ ;unvou the lu.iod States NmbA-s"H9l' WI
r.,,t,.f .re,'lng shaking him ~ Doth h'i'ls so
i.ori,c offs Mr. Clevciands heilth. iie ie''l
80. "tbrt y,si beautiful and rich country OF YOUR
.,d r,rresscd the hop" mat IN" r"ihtini'h q. w "
T,i,,t (, atcs and Germany not only %'nl r'tli'n
H .rt,-dv - heretofore bat would also NJ -i. =. -
-. .ioerv together 90 sent'm,rt ana c"lil@t, a,
,V- fi,s v,,s sall m clear English "ii' bt'ur,
rt.r, Tho vlv.. of diplomats coHFr"' ia .''i
40 f-,rrresg u, ao adjoining room Ih'y WI -
.et,sd win great amablliiy. The Empress s"'N'.
1u IL -f,rr,e rs TO their families ana 'Np"il"N -
a. ucrii, ard asked the mothers about ihof 'il'l'
| Hro, IN .hc usual German fashion. she sp"N,
| tf,~t,sh with Mrs. Runyon. expressing hc = ~
| hi The Berlin climate would be- rather uy'HS 10
| her heath
Among the presents IN preparation ;or nsu-i, .. =
| .lyhfieth birthday H. silver obellrh '"t.a {.
| w'th fne names o! eighty American cue -. ~
| have German clubs. The giNcr- VIII De 'iE'.,
| Gerrnan-Arlcrlcans. who fought IN the N"' ."
| 1910 u.
Chancellor Prince Honenlohc's visii 10 fr.dI'e ns
| rnh IS SIN Ia souli. II IL reported thAl ne vi
| go within ten days. and VII drrlnb" l"i '"' ''''
| Ieror's reception by The BisUaf' ~