The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-27
THH EMPERORs CONFERENCE.
An Argument Thst the katser's Ps'iey
% Necessarily Peaceful.


TO THE EDIroR OF TIE euN-Sr' Amid
tho many conjectures regarding che subjects
discussed at the meeting between the Car
and the Kaiser. the feet that peace . the
supreme necessity for the success OF the
policy OF Germany seems 10 be lost signt OF.
Whether that policy 10 the Kalsers or his
Governments matters very little: II 10. a.
all events. one conceived In the interest," o.
the German people and appears 70 be sup
ported by then and the German press WIN
remarkable unanlmlty.
Plainly put. the whole situation oenters
round the fact that there 10 an economic war
In progress between Great Britain and Ger
many. and that the victory for Germany de.
ponds on the preservation Of peace the worlo
over. for the Immediate present and near
future In any case. In this struggle. DO iar.
Germany 10 winning. hence the bitterness
Of the British press and the acerblty In tho
general relations between tho two countries;
and this ID likely to increase. the efforts made
by the British Government and NJ. Delcasse
to lsolste Germany having failed. 80 your
Berlin correspondent points out In DIS oes-
patch In this mornings Sun.
What was more natural. therefore. than
that the Kaiser should employ what innu-
ence and arguments he could to induce the
Gear TO meet the JAPANESE sauareiy 10 inc
peace negotiations, and to yield In Internal
Affairs 90 much az may be necessary TO restore
order and maintain at the same time tho
authority Of the Russian Crown and Govern
ment7 Such advice would eminently ad-
vance the policy Of both Russia and Germany
tGr the tbs fh 1epdes
Tor her supply OF the two staple articles Of q
peeded outlet Tor her produolion Of them;
In case Of Q war with FRANCE. such as seemed
Imminent a. Cpe tbs e.
S4s tRefe t VII never again
Son sY be- IKE sns
Whether the economic, war between Great
q struggle In arms remains TO be seen. but IL
also ls Improbable, for the reason that the
former would almost certainly have to 90
that R 1svs IS, psnsSs Zee
Captures &c s9s sss But TIE Ger
man mercantile marine could pass temper
I unas5 Vns5 s sna os,%Gafb
R Rnd shas @soaa ssa Gain n'sa
than ncssns e. TX hs RsSp eo s
II the ps Lave fhSs a keep
United Kingdom out Of flli cultivation and
e ps sSDl lie e a. s%dsFa Il
finances brought about through the III ad-
vised South African War would be 50 greatly
aggravated that the prophecy OF the old
Beer President would come near accom-
Great britain. however, seems to be. relying
on on. thing TO enable her 70 nal maintain her
hewal Of the elo-Japanese alliance: On
Just three weeks ago. He says. speaking
Of Great BritaIn's position In Asia Hence
the great anxiety to renew the ALLIANCE. OF
which there 8 very little on THIS SIDE; for
war OF revenge, and England can do her no
more good ss,,,, Why then. they say enter upon
fine failure then to isolate Germany. and
the probable success Of the peace negotia-
lions. In bringing about WHICH this country
has psysa happy part w,l !m ESs R1, EEK
Government at home and abroad. for the
world Is tired Of var Nth ts sensesss slough
the motives Of any. Government that pro-
yokes a breach Of the peace. whether y be
the German or British. #.
NEW YORK, July 20.