Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-18
Impressed BY Aspirations Of Sub
jec's, Sovereign Nil Observe
Constitutional Methods.
JOY I'll SURPRISE TO The PEOPLE
Imperial Promise Is Construed As
Meaning That Kaiser Will Limit
Of Government Respors: Bile to Peo-
pie Is the Liberal View.

BIZ the Associated PEtSS.)
EERnlN. Nov IL Forced " N"
angry ti,.. OF popular feeling th"'
sweep. m. -mpir" frrm tnd to ma
Emperor William lo!ay yielded! t" n"
nation and pr, mi.d nrnc"ior'h 20
conform himself ia CONSTITUTIONS
methods ol' conducting The po'iC" .!
Germany.
The Gilman to tn" puhlic utt"ranc"H
O! III. emperor. was reached n :
INTERVIEW which b." CAV. to Al En-
lishman. and which was published Iii
he London nait, T"i graph on o2i"-
brr IS.
AS the Cn;romr Of .His. thu Who!'
country was arouse IN" R'lcAS'aG
endons.,,l th. attitude Of many OF ITS
prominent members when they d.
nounred the sovereign, and Chanc~i'
lor Eon BuelOw. while he attempted
to smooth away the affair. undertook
to communicate to MS majesty
straightforward and unvarnlsh"d
Statement, OF how the German people
viewed his intervention In affairs o!
state.
Emperor Formally Promise
The Interview, between tn, emper
or and the imperial chancellor TOOK
place at the new palace n fotsdam,
this morning, ard at its CONCLUSION
the emperor made formal promise II
his peopl. that in the future he would
not act except through the charceF
Tor ard his associate ministers.
This promise was made nuNic N
the Reichsanze;ger. the official ga
zette. CT the empire.
Th, note. after stating that an au'
dierce was held between the emperor
and Prince Won Bue:ow. sa.'5:
The imperial chancellor described
the feeling and its caus : among the
German people. in connection vi tn"
article published in the Daily Telt'
graph. He also explained the posi-
ton he had taken during h course
of the debates and interpretations on
this subject in the Reichstag-
Kaiser Expresses His Will.
His majesty. the emperor. receiv'd
the state ments and explanations with
great earCestness AMI then expressed
his will as follows:
He dis OF the eXassera;ions OF
public criticism. when are REGARDED
by him As incorrect. MS majesty PEI
ceives that his princiDa! imperial task
is 20 ensure the stability OF thu. poi
cies of the empire. undrr tn guar
dianship Of constitutional responsible
tiles. In conformity Herewith. his
majesty. the emperor. appro'.> III"
chance lIor's utt"ranc"s IN the Rich
STAG and assur s Price Won Bu";ow
of his continued confidence"
Prince Won Busiow had determined
upon handing in his r"sirrafion II
the emperor had not III III" cou2-
try's demands. hut as such si'ua'
,icr did not arise. tn" aud!erc" end.
with n" emperor saving 10 til" i'm
perial chancellor that h" r'7o5rd full
confidence" in his wisdom.
10 fui Surprise 20 People.
Within half an hour after IT, chan
celicr's return - R'rlir. bulletins
were :csued by II" everinG r"wsoa
T. $ reporting favorable issu o.
The. meeting b Ucen the emperor
and thc prince. and weT" "agcr!y
-ne.ch. . l. an anxious public. who
in the first moment Of joyful sTT7r:.s
scarcely ccrccivcd tho importance y;
tn. arnr-Dc"n"r: 20 tn"TnSc YES ard
IL" empire.
II i. certain NOV n IN" minds q.
ne German ppnpl. that n great 81 y
hcs bon taken tovar! trrcr Coz "a
mcnt. interpreted by III" '."7ts cad
ing rlr 20 II The Icas, this dcCl1ra'ioi
cf tho emperor can m an IS 'ha' IS
majesty promises 30 lint his frr"foul
- speech. and C'rsc:Ic carefully ~"
or ritutionsi forms in taking no ri
'iat'vc without 'h- sdvic" ard c~ns NJ
Of rh. p7-mi"r minister
This narrower Interpretation Is
strictly bureaucratic view
The wider Interpretation.
\ wider view. as yo;c~d b. ia" Lib
raj prcsS. Is that Germany enters
UPON q nc~ era Of Government. 70
srcrsih,~ tn 'h. propic. with tro
crown and th" natior acting together,
Mutual good will pT-Ir'."S a; toe
AUDIENCE and -br emperor d:<3'ayci
marked degree Of r-ai"$ocpsion
Cnqr"Sfio-a5iy b" bad h~cn greatly
moved ~ III, occurrences cf r"'-"n'
dsys.
Prince Won BucIo~ borc no said The
man tate Of the rui~rS cf Rsvsris.
wurf"nb~rg. Sax,ny unG BaS"n. the
four most ycwor.Gl stats IN The en-