The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-15
KAISER is now
MORE HUMBLE
Asks Reichstag For Money
90 Use Lii China.
APOLOGIES FOR
DELAY IN SESSION
His BeSeeehing Message is COolly
Received.

Berlin. Nov. 1.-THE reichstag reas-
sembled today The speech from the
throne dwelt at length on the events
in China which have excited commo-
ton among civilized people, saying:
-Fanatical hate and dark superst-
ton. melted by INSCRIPTIONS advisers
Of the court, have driven misguided
masses of Chinese to acts of atrocity
against the outposts of western civil
ization and Christian worship dwelling
peacefully in their midst.
My minister died at the hands of
an assassin in a courageous attempt 10
overcome the rising peril The foreign
ers ar the capital saw themselves
threatened, life and limb. These things
of horror united the civilized commu-
nifty. where otherwise there was a al
vergenCe. All nations against when
the unparalleled onslaught was direct
ed. drew closer. Their sons fought with
one mind, shoulder TO shoulder, even as
yOnder standards float side by SIDE 30
the governments show themselves IN
council. united with the sole wish 10 ie-
store an orderly state of things as
speedily as possible, and, after the pun
ishment of the chief culprits, avert d
recurrence in the future Of such a dis
LurbanCe Of peace of the world.
In announcing that the relations or
Germany with all the powers are good
the speech recalls his majesty'S sorrow
at the assassination of King Humb bert
of Italy, saying he was my ally and
dear friend, who fell victim TO a
damnable outrage"
The speech then proceeds:
7 would sooner have consulted the
reichstag on the measures in China,
but for the necessity Of prompt action
and the difficulty of furnishing reliable
information. When ever the reichstag
could form decisions or estimate the
expenditure the government felt con-
fident that the representatives would
not refuse their subsequent SANCTION
to the necessary expenditure
Turning to domestic affairs, his ma
iesty said that in consequence of the
natural growth of the revenue and the
increased taxation voted last session
abundant funds were available IN al
most every branch of life in the en-
pire. especially for measures for the
benefit of workers and for the defense
of the country. Customs tariffs, ne
added, would probably be laid before
the bundesrath in the present session
Several Of the evening papers an
nounce that the German financial oil
submitted to the federal council shows
that to balance il the sum of 2,24O, "a =
2O1 marks will be required The oil
empowers the imperial chancellor u
raise a loan of 81. ESQ, 3S4 marks and L
issue treasury DliiS 10 AAlS etAALt II W
10000 900 marks to strengthen the or
binary working capital of the imperia
treasury.
A bin providing for d third supple
mentary credit on account of the en-
nese expedition VIII be submitted e
the reiChstag-
A memorandum accompanies the bil
which says that to stop internationa
military action now would bring
fresh sacrifice of time and the lives o
peaceful inhabitants.
The liberal newspapers express dis
satisfaction with the reasons adduce'
in the speech from the throne for tn
emperor not obtaining the sanction o
the ~aichstag before sending the Chi
nese expedition
The National Zeitung says:
Parliament, of course, viii gran
the expenditure demanded, but II mus
clearly give the government TO under
stand that in future it expects diffeTen
treatment