New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-10

SOCIALISTS IN BREsLAU NOT ALLOWED TO MARCH
IN PRoCEsSIoN-THE AGRARIAN FRO
GRAMME DISCUSSED.

IN PROCESSION-THE AGKARlAN IKO-
GRAMME DISCUSSED.
Breslau Oct. s-The arrest and expulsion from
Germany OF Dr. Elenbogen. Austrian delegate TO
the Socialist Congress. yesterday is attributed TO
a speech delivered by him in laudation of Social
ism together with the fact OF his entering Ger
many without proper papers.
The report of the expulsion from the Congress
OF Frau Zelkln the edress OF The Stuttgart
Geichheit." was erroneous She delivered speech
in the congress upon the subject OF the emancipa-
ton Of women.
The authorities forbade the delegates to march
in PROCESSION the tomb of Lassalle to-day, as
they had intended to do. and they were obliged TO
proceed to the cemetery in small groups and laid
wreaths upon the grave.
The tableaux vivants. which had been arranged
for tonight. also forbidden by the police.
Almost the entire session OF the congress to-day
was taken up by discussion OF the agrarian
question. DR.. Miller. Munich, contended that real
knowledge of the question was apparently wanting
Herr 8ebel declared that every acre of land that
ETY. of the future. He vehemently attacked the
theories of Herr Schppel, whose views he said.
heard during Herr Babels addess. and several
times he was interrupted Herr kantzky OF stntt-
tel OF Nurnberg opposed the agrarian programme.
and Herren Stucklen Hof and Molkenbuhr de-
Tended 1t.
The easness with which German authorities
daily Suppressing any dlSOfderly manifestation IN
tended by the Socialists of the Bresau Congress
demonstrates that existing Jaws sufficient to
maintain public peace and strengthens the opinion
of those who think that the Imperial Government
does not need to ask again from the Reichstag the
enactment of an ant-subversive law 1t Will be
membered that this already refused by the
Reichstag at its last session. and cable dispatches
recently reported that the Emperor had abandoned
his former intention to present more the
"Umsturzvorlage" bill. fearing that II would be
voted down a second time. DR.. Lieber. the success
sor of the late Wndthorst as leader Of the Catholic
Centrum which holds the balance OF power in the
Reichstag has declared that al present. formerly,
his party considered such bill as threa tening not
only the Socialists. but dangerous for the Cath
olcs to whom could be applied any restrictions Of
the freedom In speaking, writing and publicly mani
Testing.
Meanwhile. the sittngs of the Breslau Congress
are Lot so violent and so extremely Socialist as
No.lmar the two leaders Of the moderate portion of
the party, are not present Both of them are alb
tionary Socialists Liebknecht Bebel and singer-
the triumvirate. as they are caled-dre too dplo-
matte not to understand the actual necessity OF
policy relatively moderate They know that while
they are holding their Congress al Bresau. another
is held also at Munich. Bavaria. by the Vo,kspartei
Peoples party. 1t Is mainly composed Of southern
German Democrats. belonging to the liberal hour
geois class and asserting, as well as the Socialists
the qualification Of party Of social reforms. Its pro-
pure Socialists but IL differs I'm regard TO the
OF accomplishing that programme The Nolkspartei
is an evolutionst rather than revolutionist party
IL expects the reorganization Of society through the
slow. quiet and sure elaboration of successive
forms which must be attained lawfully and without
violence. a large portion Of the peasanry fright
ened at the Socialistc theories relative property
rights. is disposed to enlist In the Nolkspartei; and
this explains why, at the Breslau Congress. the
problem. have not yet agreed upon definite plan
through which to solve the question