The New York herald., 1922-11-21
ClJM!!0 WILL SUBMIT
CABINET THURSDAY
Expects Technical Majority
as Socialists Decide
Not to Vote.
LEFT TO BIDE ITS TIME
VIII Be i'm Position to Gust
Chancellor When He
Displeases 1t.
MARK CONTINUES TO RISE
Business Optimistic, Although
Others Predict Failure Of
New Regime.
ny LINCOLN EYRE.

Special Gable TO THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922, by THE NEW YORK HrrALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. Nov. 20.
a Cabinet headed by William Cuno
director OF the Hamburg America
Line, will go before the Reichstag
obtaining. by slender margin, a ma
tority that will enable it to undertake
the thankless job of governing, the
German Republic. That the new Gov
is the opinion already freely expressed
by several leading papers tonight
The Socialists, the strongest of
Reichstag factions, are expected to re-
vote of confidence. which means that
although holding a technical majority
Chancellor Cuno really will have only
the support of a minority. Subse-
ouent Socialist ballots will be cast, 1t
is understood, in accordance with the
Cabinets performances.
In consequence the Left will be in a
position to overthrow Herr Cuno and his
associates whenever their acts prove dis
pleasing to the Socialists. The difficulty
OF running the Government under such
conditions is obvious. Nevertheless the
able administrator of the great Ham
burg-American Line is undertaking the
administration of his countrys affairs
with confidence mistaken by his irri-
tating encounters with party politicians
Without bothering to await the outcome
OF this afternoons meeting of the So
oialist parliamentary group, which mere
" rubber stamped It's leaders decision
TO decline collaboration in a Cabinet
numbering representatives of Hugo
SHINES and the Populists among its
members, Herr Cuno informed President
Ebert he would be prepared to face the
Reichstag Thursday as Chancellor des-
ignass.
His Ministry. he intimated, would be
completed tomorrow, but "Wednesday
being a holiday the Reichstag cannot
pass upon 1t until the following day.
President Ebert wished his nominee good
luck and assured him he would have
publ!o opinion Overwhelmingly behind
him, whatever the politicians attitude
might be.
The press, however Is far less opti-
nistic about Herr Cuno's ability to hang
onto the reins OF power than IL was a
few days ago. This feeling is not re-
flected in financial circles, the mark
having continued to rise with Cuno s
advent to the Chanceuorship.
business men generar1y rely upon the
Intimacy OF his relations with American
finance and industry to bring about an
amelioration of Germany's critical posi-
zion In world affairs. Rumors of j. p
Morgan visiting here. as yet unconfirmed
are linked with the magic which It is
hoped the new Chancellor will be able tc
practice In German-American relations
While the composition of his Cabinet Il
still unknown. Herr Cuuo is believed tc
have divided his portfolios among GER
tain political lights. selected. however
for efficiency rather than party affilia.
tions. and men distinguished in bushes,
snd standing outside politics. Friedrich
Stahmer. German Ambassador to Lon.
don. is supposed to be slated for the Min.
istry Of Foreign Affairs. DIR. Andrea;
Hermes and Herr Gessler probably will
retain che Ministries of Finance and De
fence. DR.. Heinze. one of the leaders o.
the Peoples party and a close friend o
Hugo SHINES, is understood to have beer
offered the Ministry Of Justice.