Berlin, Nov. 10.
The Reichstag continued the depa the Morocco Agreement, Herr Wiemer, the leader of the Liberals, and Herr Schultz, the leader of the Free Conservatives, criticized details, but on the whole maintained, friendly attitude toward the Goverament.
At that moment the Chancellor, Dr. von Bethmann: took the fiser.
He delivered a most revere and impressive jadgement upon the Parliament. ary opposition such as had not been heard for more thoo spoke most strongly hermann, the leader of the Ni Liberale, whose manner of cut ridiculed with bitter irony. attacked Herr von Hey vou der Lass, the leader of the Conservatives, where attitude is moreover disapproved by Conservatives. The Chancellor bitterly attacked the Conservative leader, saying that be bad degraded a great national question into a party affair in the interest of the coming elections, He blamed him for having weakened the vou Libert, who ized the agreement moderately in the name of the Reichepartei (Lmpara), praised the agreement about the Congo.
Benn yon Kiderleo-Warchter, the Sroretary of State for Foreign Affairs, refuted the attacks made by the Reicheupon the Italian preceding egsost Morocs9, and ones more stated Germany bad never aspired to an annexation of any part of Murorco, Fixatty the Morocco agreement were, by the agreement of all parties, assigned to the Badget Committee.
THE CROWN PRINCE, Various German papers allege that the German Crown Prince, when attending yesterday's debate on the Morocco agreements in the Reichstag, gare vent to expressions when the Gorerament's policy was bring attacked, uch sounded as if Crown Prince sympathized with the attack on the Chancellor, It is stated by persons closely connected with the Crown Prince that the Prince bad oe such intentions, The Chancellor, Dr. von Bethmaonto dinner by the Emperor and Empress after the Morncen debate in the Reided. dtaner the Crowe Priose Chancellor's pardon for his behaviour in the Reicheteg snd will, for the time being, keep away from the sittings of the Reichstag.
MERHANTS AND THE PRESS, Leading representatives of the great capitalistic and great industrial circles bare published an open declaration contradicting the opinion that the German policy bad soffered a defeat in respect of the Morocco question, and exhorting the population of the Empire to set aside criticism and to join the Government in working for the colonial and economic fatare of Germany. The declaration is signed incog many others by Messre, Ballin, yon Bennig
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