Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-20
aoW MUCH HIVE the PEOPLE Mok?
Governments Opponents In Reiehsta9
Assert That No Guarantee Has
Been Given for Near Future and
Empcrcr's Decree Settles Nothing
kaisers Suite In Rage.

moods have always ,hcen an ohJ't' "
study from hoar 10 hourly the mem
,.rrs OF his official houschod and th"N
have nc..r. carefully. almost ia'nfuil!
watched during recent days
The r,.ult OF these observations.
with partial report of III" emp r9f
Conversations. have been tr>rtsmi't''
to Widening circles Hutsih" IN" court
so shat III" upper urc3Ncratic ana
diplomatic, officials are tol'rabiy wei
intnrmrd As to I'll" emperor person
nj views or he events which nave
been so Greatly agitating the corlNr!.
The cmprrOr / in constant contact
with those who have long held posts
At corr.
Suite Resents Popular Outburst.
TIL. prevailing feeling among the
members CT the emprnr'* suite Is
one of res enlment at the popular out
burst against him and there is 20
disposition to sympathize with 1t or
excuse 1t.
The emperor is declared as feeling
tina, he did not. in the Language OF
the note die authorized 10 be pubilsh'
ed. go beyond his oath when he tooR
the crown to faithfully observe the con-
stitution.
Regards Relasioas unchansed. -
The emperor rega,0s ais hereditary
and cons, itutionee relation to Pru STA
and to the federated states rs ur
changed.
A committee OF the party leaders
of tho Reichstag decided today to de-
fer the discussion # the question OF
minister's responsibility ard the re-
cent utterances Of the emperor until
after the hearing Of an Interpolation
of the fatal mining disaster last week
at Hamm. arl on the FIRST DEBATE on
, the finance bills.
Prince VonBueIow will give 10 the
! Reichstag his personal deductions on
: his interview OF Tuesday with inc
! emperor when the House takes UP
! this subject.
| In his address before the Reichs.ag
! TODAY on the Few measure to increase
! the imperial revenues, the chance'ior
said that he believed the existing u:-
, friendly feeling toward Germany con'd
| he overcome.
Parvenu Is Unioved.
Continuing on the matter OF foreign
| relations. he said that the parvenn
was not loved anywhere and thar
Germany. in spite Of her ancient his
! tory occupied the position Of par
: vcnu among the nations Of Europe.
Herr Matthias ErzberGer. leader OF
! the NOR. liberal section Of the cleri-
| cal party. discussing the emperor
! pledge. said:
/ The declaration Il Tic emperor
! docs rot give guarantees for the II
! ture: the cmp"rOr's decree is to setee
; nothing II there had been an intcn-
| ion 10 intro luce an enactment max
/ ing ihs minister's responsible 10 inc
! ra,i~n il would have been acceptaOi".
No Sufficient Guarantee.
: Herr Mueller the le2ier Of the moa-
.rate radical faction. sale:
| ''Gur l0:m. Of view Is tat the dec
! ~ afiun dos not give q G'rarartec Tor
g., n" near future. thu III" socsi"d
. personal cement in politics will b.
. suppressed, W. have IN corfdenc"
| in rrircc Won Euelcw. but mu not
; outstanding demand III" cuactm';
Of law providing for :esronsibl"
! ministers.
| Baron Grmr. leader Of 'hc FT""
! Conservatives. said
! We are satisfied with the solution
! Of The crisis What E1s been gain 4
N III" lat few DAYS is that tn" I'm
Trrur in tho future vii MOI discus
ro!iiicS SO freely with persons who.
white declaring friendship for Ger
! many. really 90 us harm is-cauS" tS"'
interpret the "DipcrSr's view and in
| icn'iors IN their own way"