London, 28th November.
There was a tumultuous scene in At the meeting to-day it was|the Reichstag yesterday when the pass the Tariff Bill en bloc except for the amendments, required by the compromise mentioned in the telegram of the 26th inst, The motion evoked a storm of protests from the Radicals, Socialists, and extreme Agrarians; violent speeches were delivered from both sides of the House and amid unprecedented uproar the debate wus adjourned.—Eaclusive service.
29th November.
The Reichstag resumed the discussion of the admissibility of yesterday's motion (to pass the Tariff Bill en bloc) which the President declined to decide. Vigorous speeches were made, stigmatising the proposal as a coup d'état, and a flagrant violation of the Reichstag's rules of procedure.
A remark made by Herr Bachem (centre) led to a violent scene. Four Social Democrats rushed for the tribune, shrieking "Scoundrel They pushed atnember who was barring their way down a flight of steps and he fell prostrate. The President's bell was inaudible in the uproar, and the sitting was suspended for the first time in the history of the Reichstag.
On the resumption of the sitting the Democrats renewed the din and prevented Herr Bachem from continuing—Exelusive service,
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