RULING GERMANY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 274, 12 November 1908, Page 2

RULING GERMANY.

THE PERSONAL UEGrUE. | DEJIAXD FOR ITS ABOLITION. Berlin, Novcmbci 10. | A two days' debute in the Reichstag opens to-day on tin; Kaiser's 'position, the Radicals and Socialists initiating a demand for the abolition of the perianal regime in foreign dealings.

UNPRECEDENTED INTEREST MANIFESTED. KAISER HAULED OVER THE COALS. THE CHANCELLOR'S SPEECH. REPORTS DELARED TO BE EXAGGERATED. G-EUMANY AND BRITAIN.

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Berlin, November 11. Unprecedented interest was shown Li the Reichstag debate. For seven hours in a sharp frost people wen waiting admission to the public galleries. On arrival, the Chancellor (Prince Von Buv

low) was warmly cheered by tire crowd, while the minority raised" shouts of "Resign! Casablanca!"

The House was never so packed. There was remarkable unanimity among the speakers, all parties condemning the Kaiser's personal policy mid its ell'eets abroad, also repudiating the allegation that the Germans were unfriendly to Britain.

Prince Von Buelow agreed with them and described the interview as incorrect and the report of the variouß conversations with private jjersons as exaggerated, lie denied that the Kaiser said I any plan of campaign in connection) with tile Boer War was given by him

to Britain. What he said in respect to the matter was merely an aphorism. He denied that (ipnmnny had other than commerical ideas in respect to the Far East, lie expressed the Kaiser's a'nd Germany's desire for peaceful and friendly relations with Britain. He was

convinced that the Kaiser in future would observe. even in private conversations, a reserve which was indispens-1 able to a consistent policy and to the authority of the Crown. Were it otherwise, neither the present Chancellor nor any of his successors could assume responsibility. (Cheer). The debate was adjourned.

London, November 11. Renter states that Prince Von Jiuelow's speech created a favorable impression in the lobbies.