Moroccan Affairs.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 780, 24 March 1905, Page 2

Moroccan Affairs.

FHENCK PROPOSALB. PARIS, March 39. The llorbcr and Benihasan tribes disobeyed the Sultan's lunitoofu to attend at Fez to discuss M. Yalllaadier's proposnAs. They deeUne «H communications with tho French. 11. . Ynillandicr dedire* the MUtbtWimeai of military police In' the" Wrder districts and economic reforms, .i * GEBMANY'S OBJECT. NOT AGGRANDISEMENT BUT TRADE. (Received March 2H, 11.35 p.m.) * BERLIN', March 23. Tho North German Gazette, replying to the crMlcistu of rorefga newspapers, mya there is po.iajifMi why the Kaiser should not InefcMO Tangiorsim his Mediterranean tow, Tho German policy, namely, no ew tpiisiMon of territory but the maintenance of an open door In equality of economical privilege* for all naUona, ia ao clearly expressed tl»«# any attempt to represent the vieli as the beginning of a new political move is hopeless. Although Count von Ilutow, Imperial Chancellor, expreaagd the belief in the Reichstag that Com niany's economic interests were not threatened, France has heretofore failed to inform the representative* of non-French interests how It J* proponed to reconcile in pnaeticcth* Sultan's sovereignty in restoring order. French guidance in Tunis led l« almost complete dispossession of non-French interests. The article concluded : "We lio|k> nothing of the sort is threatened in Moroecp. hence we ut- no occasion to oven rontenipliii.- il»> possibility of the disturbon e of correct relations between France, and Gormnnv," '