New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
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THE CHANCELLOR AMAZED.
AN ASTONISHING CHANGE OF FRONT ON
THE ANTI-SOCIALIsT BILL.
THE MEASURE DESERTED BY THOSE WHO CLAM
ORED MOST LOUDLY FOR 1T COMMITTEE
AMENDMENTS NOT ACCEPTABLE TO
THE GOVERNMENT.

THE GOVERNMENT.
Berlin. May Sin the Reichstag to-day Dr. Won
Buchka waived the right 10 read the report OF the
Committee on the Ant-Soca.ist Bill Tho president
Immediately gave notice to tina; effect TO Chancellor
Won Hohenlohe who was awaiting the conclusion OF
the reading In order 10 address the Chamber Prince
Won Hohenohe arose and began his speech. the
members giving the closest attention. The 'hahce'-
lor declared that the Government had introduced
the Anti-Soc!alis, bill In compliance with the de-
mands of a great popular movement throughout
Germany last summer. lie was now as'ohishen 10
see that those who had been The noiSest IN their
canor for the measures proposed In the biI' were
now dsclalning any connection with or reSPohs'-
bilty for the bill and ne was especially amazed 'h"t
n large class OF poets thinkers and scientists were
afraid OF It's provisions. The Government Nc sau,
did not intend to interfere with art or science ana
he hoped that some positive result would be the
fruit OF the debate. The committee had added new
points 70 the bill. the Chancellor said. when the
Government would not accept ~" hoped thar tho
House would accep. Herr Won Lcvetzows motion 10
restore the bill TO its original form.
The third paragraph was then discussed. III
Harih Radical-t 'nlonst. advocating its rejection.
Baron Won Mancunc Conservative. said that un-
iess the Conservative amendments 10 Paragraph 40
were adopted. the Conservatives would oppose the
whole Bit The danger OF revolution. he declared
had not passed Tho present mood OF the socialists
70 keep within the Jaw was only blind
Herr Aucr. Socialist Democrat. rldicul"i nj lenR'h
the Kind OF offences which the till punished Ills
party ne said. disownci all Anarchsuc theories
which were long since dead. except for me CON-
scrvatives to reclaim and the police 20 stir up
Herr Auer was stormy called 10 order by INC
President for SAYING that Il seemed 20 him mar the
governing clauses Of the bill were end'aNpff 70
produce n state OF affairs which would enable inc
Government to try their new rifles on the people
General Brossart Won Schclicndorf. Minister OF
War rcfutel Herr Auer's assertion. He declared
that the task OF the army 20 protect the GER
man frontiers and not 20 seek street fights or con-
fcts with rebeiiious mobs. -, -,
Herr Zimmerman Anti-Semi'e. argued that the
bin was a needless measure at the best; lie be
leved IL would be better TO introduce oil! prescrlD-
ing exceptional laws against the Hebrews
The consensus OF opinion is that most or the para
graphs viii be rejected.
pr Bose Prussan Minister OF the Interior. has
ordered n rigid inquiry IN regard 10 the signing by
all the professors and students OF the Brcslau Uni
vorsify OF a protest against the Governments pro-
hibifon Of petitions against the Anti-Soc!alst bl
The committee considering Count Kan!izs corn
MONOPOLY bill rejected by vote OF IL 10 L. Count
SchMerins resolution approving the general purpose
Of the bill.
London May s-"The Morning Posts" Berlin cor
respondent says that the present situation In the
Rechstag is serious for the Government. The pros
poets of the bill escaping total wreck he regards a.
eyceedingy sight.