The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-11

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ly wroth at the way in which the Agrar-
ian press has handled hm and the cabi-
net. The leading Agraran journals and
many conservative organs have been very
outspoken. The Deutsche Agrar Cores
pondent even advised putting the members
Of the cabinet submitting to the wishes
OF the emperor under parliamentary pub
lie and social ban until his mejesty should
be unable TO find mere creatures to do his
will and then should be obliged to take
men for ministers.
The officla. organ OF the conservatives
condemns the discipl nging Of officials.
The Deutsche Zetung, under the cap
tion Continued in our next says;
"The executions under the present cab
met have come in sections like a serial
novel"
The liberal papers comment variously.
Herr Eugene Richter, the radical leader.
Condemns the government and announces
that his party, the Freissnige Volks-
partle win introduce -some sensational
bills in the reichstag and the d'et
An amusing feature of the press cam
palgn against the emperor and the gov
ernment. As tina tthe conservatives who.
while enjoying the favor OF The govern
ment were opposed 10 the constitution
have NV become great friends OF them.
one of the main organs OF theparty says
''rhis SIS necessary in order to convince
the monarch that we are no longer his
vassals. 1t has become one OF the duties
OF the conservatives TO defend the constl-
tuition for the good Of the whole nation
against those VIII in fringe It.
SPEECH AT sTRASSBURG.
An well infrmed persons expect that tho
emperor viii be defeated In the end. The
mperor's speech at Strassburg is var'ously
commented upon. The Centrlst Cologne
Volks Zeltung says the Catholics are
thankful his majesty tries 10 avoid every
conflict The Vossche Zeltung considers
the speech o be. evidently a reply to those
made 10y a Bavaran priest in Heisse, who
said the throne and altar could only be
maintained by catholicism. The emperor
reverses the proposition. The Boersen
Courier says it remains to be seen whether
tho relations between the emperor and
catholicism VIII really be mutual The
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or returned from Palestine with a helghth-
ened opinion Of the possible usefulness OF
the church, adding;
"It is no longer the army and the nobili-
ty he asks TO follow him. He now re-
CARDS the clergy also as an equally strong
ally"
The Tageblatt says the emperor's doc
trine is that OF Charlemagne, (which
means antagonism TO papal power"
An eye witness informs the correspond
ent Of the Associated Press that the en-
peror's reception at strassburg and Stuh-
gort showed that his popularity has enor-
mously Increased in south Germany The
applause decorations. etc, were mostly
genuine and spontaneous. This was spec
tally noticeable in Alsace
The absence OF the French military at
tache from strassbburg was commented
on, # is surmlsed he acted on orde, ;
from the French government so as not 10
seem TO recognize German domination OF
the ieichland. IT was remarked, howev-
er, at the Strassburg parade that the pres
ence of French speaking people was us
ually large
The noteworthy features OF the manoue-
Neres were the Jaegers battalions OF the
IAN corps. who wre equipped with Maxim
guns Tho Fourth. Eighth. Tenth ana
Fourteenth battallons OF the sharpshoot-
ets forming brigade with three ba.
teries OF Maxims. especially distinguished |
Itself. The correspondent Of the Associat-
ed Press hears the Maxim stood the tes,
so wei mat the Jaeger battallons OF the
army viii be equipped with them.
The probability of war between Great
Britain, and tho Transvaal was discussed |
with great interest. Press comment Is |
mostly unfavorable to Great Britain. The
general opinion seems 20 be that the Beers
were wrong in making the suzera,nty |
question the main issue.
The naval manOueyeres near Heli0gs-l
land have not been sesational FollowingI
the example OF the United States In the
war with Spain the government has order
ed the equipment OF a number or repairs
ships for the navy closely patterned ar
ter the Braish and these win be fire
proof and VIII be used In training nremen.
The Nossiche Zeitung prints a hitherto
unpublished letter from the late Prince
Bismarck Tar from complimentary TO the
frusslan conservatives. This Is one OF a
number OF unpublished letters brought
since the death OF the field marshal by
syndicate OF liberal politicians. They are
said TO contain many highly sensational
letters, including some from the old en-
pefor 10 his son. then crown prince. In
Nhicn thee passages which refer In
aurpr sing terms 80 the present emperor
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