The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-16
Hohenlohe and BieberStein
Trying to Explain Away
Bismarck's Rev
Citations.
BATTING TIE GREAT MANS son
The Cloud of Distrust Created by
the Secret Russian Treaty
Centrists Provoke Trouble.

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mission to the galleries, every available
space in which was f;51a,z ~ -z4-.+,-.
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NS ei0osA 70 secure permits There
was also an unusually large attendance
of members Of fhe Chan,har ana avs~sz.
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ins the importance OF she occasion.
At 1:15 P NJ Baron Won Ruel- -Rerenisars<
Presfder4 of .ba Dayoh..a -
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announced the business of the sitting.
after which Count Won Hompesch. Deputy
for Aanheu and ona of +ha L., 49,. - -
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10 paity AZ ths SnaMoer, 1ntro0acsG
the promised Interpolation. In the course
of his remarks Count von T5o,or,asas, ~as;x
+tto+ 49, ,o. - - -. -
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remove the dIstrust which had been
caused by the recent disclosures of f1e
axistanca ~ = $780,. - -~----,,. =
OA Ieaty OF neutFaii1y po-
tween Hussla and Germany during ths
period extending from 1884 to 1880 a ais-
trust which was ha.,w e.a+ +,s-,,,--s..-
-S-e tl.- eesl1
WIS circles al nome and abroad. (Cries
OF "Oh, ohp from the galleries and loud
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Aen tue APPLAUSE naa saosided Count
Won dompeSch continued his remarks
saying that this was the chief aim "a
the Centrists ana +har t,r,.s ~ - :
Governuent wa1,id 49, +1.a a I.las sno
reouired nv the r1ootjon bs 70 l,1.7
At the conciusion of Gounf vo- ~ = ~. sa,
pesch's remarks there xVss garersl Ss--.
fusion throughouf fhe rba n,fsr. s,s1Ss<
rushing around the trihnne f-,,,. 1rfsst
Prince Hoheulohe was fo sneak 4, re-
ply to the interpelIatiou- while cries et
"sit down. were heard eyervvhere- T1,,r,-
ing this confusion the ChanceIInr was.
making his way to the tribunes and vrheT.
order was restored he began his reprv
speaking at first In a weak, tremulos1s
tone, making 1t difficult IL not irnposSf-
BILE, for the deputies IA the seats remote
from the tribune to hear him
tfince Hohenlohe saic that he Was rot
able TO give any information concerning
lne +RuSso-German neutrality treaty be-
cause that agreement had been contract
ed IN absolute secrecy, therefore Ger
many eWoaId De unable to raise q one
sioed arg ument IN regard TO th6 conven-
lon OF 70 MAKE any expianation OF the
asreetnent; sun, ne SAID, ne could SOL
emmy aInrn tnat never ar any time
,est Mes tuS poucy OF germany unoer Ing
i,. il,n iaitiugiiSg. ~ Solsihuihs, the Shancei-
AZ. AZ e STU ne peHeNeu enat the cieuos u
ef ss wIich nIose sInons tne Rsopaes
1,, = Snoi, etis
,'sIie5 coiiitSacsu as gu hao sireapy pssn us
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St e. Ina. As. nLa1en -
, soi.e tiei uis aud.ois ~ ee ilenlpels. L1e
Ss.Asa the Rouse ee ceslst from excIsInS
tuiehSE uouoie over the mater, Wnzsh
ndd aireday hsu tnS enect ol cAcSl1ls
great psrturpation throushout Lhe csln~
us, anu feputteu tne cHaEsS tnsst 9Sr-
MANY We reaay 20 oreaK solemhly con-
tracteo tfeettes entered fnto Sy ner VITA
otner powers. If the belief that Germany
woulc act thus should come TO De puDifoly
accepted, fFelhSrr Won Bieoerstein said,
1t would undermine the country's pesfeiou
in Europe The charge, he declared, had
no basis in fact. Germany had ever been
faithful to her treaties. 1t was a ques-
ton fer argument, he admitted. whether
the Government had been wise to con-
cluds q secret treaty with RUSSIA Argu-
Russia and Austria had come to war. Ger.
many would then be OBLIGED to decide
which of the two countries she weuld sup-
mort II r,,iyht he cor,+tsnr3ad that II Ans.