The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
'AGRARIANS AGGRESSIVE.
Attack the Government on Its Policy In
Samoa.
THE NEWSPAPERS ABUSIVE or ENGLAND
United states Also Comes In for .
share of the Distrust--Thc So
cialists Disrupted.


copyrighted 1893 by Associated Press.)
Berlin. April THE latest developments in
tho Samoan mnddie have claimed the largest
part Of the public attention this week. The
government is most reticent. to the great dis
Satisfaction OF the press. and in the absence
OF clear Information from headquarters re-
sarding the attitude OF the government, edi-
toifal comment is varied and contradictory.
The agTarlnn organs attack thu mi-ister Of
foreign affairs. Baron Won Baelow. and the
government. for yielding o;er much to the
United States Ambassaior Andrew D. White
aud TO the author ities atswasiifRton.
The Nationalistic Deuisshe zeitung says:
MANY Germans are dlsgusted With the Won
Buslow regime ana wish Marsehal Won BicD-
erstein's. bad as It was. bask again"
The Kreuz 2v.tung says Tiers is ahuadant
Confirmation at hand sho~iag Il is mol 81
muen the United States rs GIeat brit Ia
that mas oppusel difncaitiss ii iuut OF svrry
step GernItny pHs 1aA~li or M.easc 10 la4se ~
S1inoa ano SxprssaSs nihal saisi.e mat wDts
1Ieet BlllAiD n1s atc-i.ble~ 20 ili.ne Ief-
iEay bs,iess sine Was iienlig tAe o.ius4
uoliry Of envy lo.ilnuLs.
Tie Kreuz zeis4hs .dds; Englnna's cal
citations seem 10 DC int Germany VII not
ria q connI1L oyel sucn a 'f4le as 9a.44ea
The errsr u tnla caieeidie4 Is tAat oar pes
tlge in the woila Gepauus upol NJ msiAte-
nance OF our acpui4e ca Fights. We are r-ads
10 aslEB 10 a faif cOmpfothtS Use. Autluulag Tao
abLialfon OF tho eendolhiium. The second We
caai MT"
Il is understood tnat the forging was In
spireu.
Aa0thsr article In the Kreuz Zetung saws.
1T is shameful. IN spte OF the pal anna
NeflnEE l..issSsts AZ 2%.uV4, Llahhh 10 tAS
only language officially Ill wed"
Tne paper then aehs lhe government 10 go
THAI Germany Is see0r0ea equal rights via
England Concluding t-e kfeuA ACTING re-
marks; England success Ia Samoa a. Her-
N n.ssi "a IS
B.As.a has do.s tor this last hnnnrea yesrs.
The 1agetsatt expre-B-s conhde-ee that
neither Great Britain nor tbs United states
Will override legitimate &c, man rights ana
IN. intains tbs government Doesessss i4iorina-
ton to the eject that no sucn attempt MI
b. made.
Tns Cologne Gazette publisnes lstter from
its correspondent at Samoa. The iett@r ~
datsu February IL aud eoAplalns against
Chief Justice Chambers, who is cn0rsea WI a
Overlapping his Iunc,i MS ,,oSards Dt IA IA
fael and Herre1 Fries and Won Bueicw me
correspondent elno CLAIMS that the innains
vi the blue jacNatG and MARINES tion IN
Brit sh cruiser iorlo.se IN the Greyesmu. al
affair was iniudiciols Ard calculated 10 make
matters worse. According TO this c3rfesnolu-
euce the whole attitude OF the Britsh repfa"
sentative was wrouK AID the riga non
reference of the q rnial warship Foike IN ID
native ouarres was the only correct one
The Gazette corrkets geYerai Of the CORE
su0ndent's statements. bat matutaihH that MT
Chambers attitude has baaa lncCrraot.
The general tone Of the press, 10 conll t ~
ing upon the recent occurrences, Is one o. alh
trrst both of Great Britain and me unlteI
States and their ultimate intentions. ~ shl
the German newspapers have seemi rs rs ~
confirmed by specials resolved from thE unlte
states all Of which assert thar the America
press and people desire serious eneountn
with Germany. - ,
tuug prints a New York special, warnin
Germany against the belief that the anti
German sentiment preyeiilhs n tae ~, oA,Ye M
as Gingt Germany is daily presented, ana ma
lead to oeplorabe results Y Tue America
z, yerrlfneht does not cheek this In time,
ire semi-oficsl press. hnSaseg lematn
calm and digpihed and insists thai all 70
rnooted points between the two nations WI
be amcably adjusted
has expressed o ike opinion to Abe correspond
en-, OF the Associated Presas lis grepresenle
that neither the German nor the Cuited STATE
goyerDmaut attached much Importance TO ID
Samoan lmbrogiio and added. "ThrouRo0u
It has been found that Germany Is coneii.n
tory and inclined 70 take reasonable Ne'
OF all questions entering Into the final settle
meut Of Samoa
Certain papers and large and innaonu.
circles express dissatisfaction With the term
Of the Anglo French african convention, an
the colonial society, at its annual meeting
Dnntzic, passed resolution ntking the go'
errnent to protest against Us ratification,
by it's terms German liRhs IN the Gand
country. around Lake T6ehad, aud IN hAr
anu kokoto, are infrinEed
Several PAPERS take up the cry and annotnC
interpretations on che subject when the reich
tag reassembles,
y ~
The socialist party is being disrupted int
nnlly in consequences OF book written
Herr Burnstein, OF Its chief intelleetu
leacers. recently published in which the ful
damental doctrine that the people are COZ
stanuy becoming poorer Is strildngy disal
proved. The soeiaisue press admits that
the claim Is correct the fundamental doctriT
OK the party is demolished, but socialist pape