The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-27
RNlIS VERY UNFR|ENldY.
SEs DEsouScEs THE UNITED
Asxs FoR EXCESSIVE GREED.
ne~apA for the Philippines In
8she natter which Arouses Their
xv--Fne German Government,
5u~~eves, still In Friendly 10 %.

, a
- cs.,@s which Il charged with 'exces-
- svred ard political .pdeeercy in foYmu-
&se1rx new demands.
V SS-siasr.t Mckinley has also been accused
II G-~avxsss ency' and lack OF backbone
~ =. ui,nssaaa.nE ''tae increasing de-
- Of ths Imperial party"
,nnnaey o. lie German papers have
- sdor,ss q ssrain Indicating desire
~ .n.ztf, potion % the spanish Asiatic
l1esS,oEs fer Germany. The hreuz Zeif-
- wa.1n has 1u.n s.ausssce at court and
Snrny circles, says:
T-.-uary Il materially interested In the
49, * rs reaee Negotiations, more
| 2s-ssss.iy VITA .eSnsct 10 the Zulu arch.-
&s~ wEesa Germany and Great Britain
<<sss sae same kind OF commercial priv
- granted 20 them ly Span In lsH.
-assS usrnbrrg and Hrsmen are large
srsssse.aI IN. american annexation 81
.rsa1r bsss6es Icing matter OF strait
~ .mpof,ance wca-d mean. IN v,sw OF
1yira.s pr3hthitSfy tariff policy, the DE-
- n 10Th the German and British
In short, an understanding with
J 80 pr.fa.r fer jqint action ard .aterven-
!. abso.utsiy Indispensable. The tae-
n a an American sea saInot Ds
Kass0r. therefore. has been induiglng
Nday dreams
4fhe Deutsch Zeltung. an organ Oh Ahe
Hpx;erman party. says:
On q nar,icuiasiy painful that with the
r.rclfn< islands, 20 which viii probaBiy De
4sed the res; Of the islands, piece OF
aaNlsl1 goods IL disposed OF TO which we
IA the historical pre-emption claim.
rts psntSch Zsiiung concludes with urg-
| II the government to seize the occasion
. 3 .co,ife Il portion Of the Caroiines. or
kas, SECURE compensation in Samoa
81 Also obtain guarantees for the future
I = Gsrmany's commercial interests IN the
i 1nlppine and sulu archipelago
Gua-antees, 1t says, spitefuliy. (which
= 4 hold water eyea agasnst American in
J Ggetations
q b spite OF the newspaper comments. the
4 Respondent OF the Associated Press 10
Il iprmed on good authority that Germany
i n does not contemplate interference,
4f1iye or otherwise, with the American
cams. a; least as long as no concerted
&acn Ii proposed or carried out Jointly
q tie European powers. This statement
faiies with assurances given by the foreign
lice here.
Fl 30 far as the United States embassy Ia
ceaeeyned. no proposition OF any kind has
| hocn made by the German government. In
1 m, tha German press uttefances urging
egmany 10 secure special benefits from
1merca Or Spain during the peace nego-
aioIs are solely an expression OF the
Nshes OF part OF the German people and
~ In no Way bind the government, which
tnow. more than ever. dessyous OF foster
| e tia good will OF America
The C0logse Gazette publishes a letter
! lbm iss correspondent at Manila assert
~ with keen regret that half OF the
Hitxd States land and naval force there
4 y composed OF Germans. and giving far
4pm hattering picture of American rule at
ynnah-
The Manila correspondent OF the vos-
oehe zeRung draws an even more gloomy
ucsurv. dwelling upon the alleged preva-
pee a drunkenness and other excuses
4oag the American troops.
Emperor William has returned home 10
ID Germany in ssething political fer
Int All classes Of society seems perm
a'ed with the spirit OF unrest and dlssa.-
4aciion. In liberal ana radical circles
0ere Is feeling that there Is too much
6 The personal element in the government
q The country and this personal rule is
ping much mischief, This feeling has
ennd expression in a strong article In the
crwarts, which discusses the matter in
- usual caustic and able way. II says
HeYe Is an imperial chancellor land there
o. imperial Prussan ministers But who
= tars Of thesns Where Is Prince Hohen-
We what Is he doirg? No one knows.
Fe htar day after day Of tho acts of the
] psrnme'lt. The emperor is everywhere
81 the chancellor Is nowhere
Il TIT meeting OF the reichsfsg is looked
yorsafd TO with much apprehension. The
lenlle Of that body was announced to-
for December 6. and domestic prob
= - VIII have 10 be facet which II will re-
81 a1ss
- 10 solve satisfactorily. The anti-Sem-
are elamoring for measures agains.
Jews tie Junkers demand legislation
.NTess the growth OF the Polish popuia-
y Na and 10 oppose the steady march of
3 Aas races westward. the socialists are
anasons for recognition and extension
ss hgh's OF the working class. the rad
as are insisting on whole programme
worms, TIE Danes in North Schieswig
n = h'ifriy resentiug the expulsion of
Mhes. the Aisaiians are opposing die
1Usa'p In Alsaco-Lorraine. and the agra
/ - are goading the government into a
sassonsry tariff policy.
anw1 Is the story Of The sea OF conflicting
ssaAaas and interests which the German
s"ssment has 10 navigate through dur
ne coming session.
~ vas hopsd the ernnsrn- ~a,,la Vial,
| ~"~ssf 'fNtfsttFz rulers on us way
e'"s ai4i assist IN the task OF government
snaysng some of the iIl-feei!ug whIch
'Aa issent In the South against Prussia.
use saet that Russia Is not on very
- terms with Germany, and that
SFeF Williams visls 10 the Holy Land
a0e matters worse. "a receiving con-
nSh ln mere shan enc quarter. Prince
SUAse, TIE cars close friend and con.
the ST Petersburg Vesiomasti.
IsF expresses Russian dissprroyal
80 ZIP. calling Emperor William a
l $50 aad accusing sAe whole German
e' being bis accompltces More
'as tact f52s The ezar contrary 10
l - expectation has not given a Sign
MsAnself during the German emperor :
hele here to he clear evidence OF
(rem. A'S''-'s ''' wen ne NO
- sasss0y afG ,ufpF-zS OF Germany r.
- acme terribly s4nh9.n,, but taey
| esFh benefited In health.
n 'esST fnaiess}eS' TRIP the orchestra
imperial Saenr HaheazoileTn per
On several occasions a symphony
4 $3.50 ~ the emperor. and while a.
- SHY. To svmphouy was per-
-" AZ the SPA house Hut the all
ga ~; appreciate IS beauties aaa
~ IA s'aAae.e s.srs of 1!sp,essgFe.
LLsS7er William presented Queen Mar
~ Ifaiv wiFh s birthday gift Of four
H. uHsntAi rugs fgogn TIRE sastan's fsc-