New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

such as bullying" and "grasping" to England and
her history Stnl they declare belief that the pres
ent tension between Great Britain and Germany
will not lead to war.
william Steinway said yesterday. ignoring the
question of the felicity infelicity of Emperor
Williams message to President Kruger: = do not
think there Is any danger Of war between Great
Rr,taIn and Germany As sober common-sense Will
nrevent war between the United States and Great
Britain so the same force will operate to prevent
war between Great Britain and Germany IN" lat
ter two countries are not going to war over mat
ter which happened 700 miles away. any more than
the United States and Great Britain VIII go 10 war
over the Venezuelan boundary.
Richard Wcinacht, a former president oi the
Arion Society who was at his place Of business.
No 37e Greenwich-st.. expressed himself as fol-
lows: German Americans IN this clty are an OF
one mind They heartily indorse Emperor VIII
iam's message 10 President Kruger. Enfand mas
been horgish and graspng That is her history.
President Cleveland sounded warning note TO
Great Rritain and now Emperor William has vir-
tually done tho same thing. II was high time oi
course the British Lon roars sometimes. nut "
doesn't bite much. Great Britain wants NOR" th"h
anvihIng else 10 soil her wares. So there VIII DO
war
John y. Panncs. also a former president Of the
Arion a lawyer az 80 "a Nassau-s'. said Ger
Americans naturally sympathiz" with En-
peror William and hs attitude toward th" Trans
yaal Republlc ", arc Americans first Of all. ur'
We retain our love for the Fath'riand rnglhn'
has always been grasping Power DO not 'n'""
We "''" nav -, - .rt ,,r,n.r-
between Great Britain ana ''i'"""f' '"'
c!al Interests in both countries are strong ana "'-
.,' ,,... t, nom, o,,, that war comes
periodicals. ana some assert hat ~ is S""h 'nt
10 shake up dormant energies Ihat i@ W'"'N. }
do not look for war 80 present h'i""'" ''''
Britain and Germany ans NOR" INA" '''" WV
Britain and the United Sisfes."
'uS'"' II. 9'"""o' o' ,''. ,,.,...... ..rhe,c So
b. no war between G,rmary aud Great Britain !
am sure Just think what lt would mean. u
steamship companies p.y.ue across ne Atlantic.
would SUSPEND their tfaitc between this country
%~l yn4teG 'io ,oio wai h' vess Mof man 6af o
force OF the North Gcrman LLOYD belongs To- ih'
German service The same :. ifue of fhr ltampufg
American Iacket Comp~n, AMI o,h.r , ,mp, RAM t,n
pen ami which forbils var between t1" i"o conn-
clai and tral. Interests. which AZ. hostile 10 war
"Bu- il s IDLE 10 talk of it hay" conNefse ]
Win many Germans 10 day. anl m Aive 40 ht''e
dea ina, th,fe Win bc VAR tha, iaey have not
mentioned "a. subject A. f1f ihe tmpcrOrS us
patch 70 ,hc President Of ,hc Roor Republic DO
-" p' ,rc fn iisDus. n The-. is more behind g..
,Ddouht~dy tisn v. know %: her. when We
~ NV nina Xxi no .oni fhe lispaicn only after
consu.taiion Win the Chancellor and his Minister
II was no sudden. htphazari art 70: the Emperor
merely t'nd.r these circumstances IT - impossi-
be TO consider the dispatch advlSeiy on ihiS sac
nc mo water Hlli fh.r, U.II be leo war"
Dr Arxand4r I,ergLaus. = wc.l-knoWu member
OF the Arion and Other German societies. sad. Il
am clad that some one has had tho backbone TO
take a stand against British bullying am greatly
nfer.s,el I'm IN. Boers They are = frugal. honest.
ca caring neoula and fhclr republic should he
nreservsJ ~ course pr Jameson had n, secret
snnnn,, ~ ho English In cane Colony Rhodes
~ ihe head man in hat do not anticipate
uar hnwever hr,veon Germany and Great r!tain
"a cr"wing ont Of the present state of affairs"
The situation IN England today is exceedingly
critical. said Chaunccy NJ Depcw yesterday. in
speaking Of the dispute between Germany and Eng
land over the TransVaal question. Mr. p.pcw has
met and talked with both Lord salisbury and the
present Emperor Of Gerrnany and hc driitcn INTO
ernl said. Il do think that iher.
will be a war but the situation H. q grave one IN
Gaad Mt ,rc rr,s,ut L,rnneror Of GERMANY some
roars rn If vv's "A, !, tIn, when hi. chances Of
Se"noins ar rm,,.ror looleJ remote indeed As both
~ f.,hsr and bis rrandfather the rcgnlng Em-
neror were al!v. lie struck mo As . of