GERMAN DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 17, 22 January 1903, Page 3

GERMAN DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.

Cois^lE^^S QN THE KAISEB. (Becei«*d3*B. 22, 836 «un.) ; ;BJE}R)tIN7 Yesterday. v , -Tber£wa& a ? *$irriiig; debate in th*s Eeiol^taij opon tie JinperM esfimateß. - DifSc]iaedler,<rftl»6 Centre party, described the Kaiser's letter to Prince LnitpddV toe Bavarian ;£egent, in refwohce to art grants, m an nnwarraotable interfereiKjel aqd inTOmpatabfo #ith "tlie lederaldwaactte, of the Empire. --i ; HerV VoUinat, Socialist, aroused the anger of the Presidontof thflCliambor, by atteaap \ingip ,9ritiwiKv:ib«"i3^irtr'B receiitiitteranoea at Essen aud Bresxaa, and he aided lbat ; tfcft^rniaii pjblioy in conDeotidn with: the South African war had been »t^^ vari^npe from popnlar '- senliment. '■ •• '.- '• '. Count Von Bolbw, the Chancellor^ de» liverod a 'geeafc ispeeeh.. -IJe declared .that^noßcidy cowd^maintaid that the KiUer aloho jTaanotetititied to a free, oxra^ionoi bpintoiaF telegram toi BniH»J^itp<>la of a priTdte and friendly Cha»^*nd not a Gtovernment acf, and it was n^^WHßh^d. The Jieafßoh'eriKeich^zeiKer/' th& sole Government organ, s>ya tti* German people did no> desire that the Emperor should be a mere shadow, but that the Emportr fle*h andblood. The Chai»Oell(»t wis not the Kaisei's executive inachine. The Kaiser took any eußges(ions ruVde in ifood P ar * ; .'deßirinff (o obtain tb^Cn>ccellot>gud^aient and objections whero warranted.: v Professor DelbruacV,i*B iGenmra histonap,to* beißttfneaveJSor thirty days' imprisonment |or-.ifri|ing an article on G«rmany'»i^lii!yj at P^en, wherein He denonnced cspioaage. " -.^r*> —