New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
Count Ms I'm ark.

Charles
July 3-Tbo battle Of s,dowa.
Count B,.msrk.
I'm the number of The Forfnighdy reprr for July ],
find paper bv Dr. Max schiesi"eer undrr" above ie
contains much entertaining circumin tetni about
great the day We proceed 10 make some extracts
DsMARE's POLITICAL RELIGION.
In his dip ,tchs and crclr H., Won B'mnk
has forgotten to bring into prominence the general In
te-ss ~ iermany whenever he obtain nnyiiag
for Prussia. s'nr RELY thorough going Gcrmant 10y
There has aFsys been more specific frnsHsi'm
in him hundred other Pfussians put together what
he can TOW openly make Minister aud diploma
he ofen ami unrcservcdy expressed In 1872 as deplyi
nly bis utter contempt for the aspirations toward "e'nah
unity. rrussianism none he used tosy IN those days mas
n s W. r1 the Sas s a' . s.% ny rras
sian soldier sing the German National Hymn We are
vented his abuse the trcolor the clors OF insuf
ob,dient soldier" rhs Pru,sao army
that ne have already remarked tne Herman eoekade
marx now order Pru,an soldier however "regrrifsy
not only on helmet bot every possible pant u bis
form and how gladly would be allow Germaa higs to wave
In Frfut looked upn the presence Of these hIs "uouTi
iul sign the times ~ be oy could thereby lure The arms
and the Of Germany into bis camp lie VII perhaps
even vet have TO do bitter pcnace the for Gerna1
aspiration uer unity which he In former times 20 o'n
cynca " paradrd one of toe wishes DO then ereeed has
been fuiea Blood and iron now 10 uudo Tho knU ID
whose peaceful unrnvcng he bad never 10
favor Of Prns,ia question which time n9ne can sore
ss SsH @ have 9s scS EsI' n. &c sS
then thought and ,d The srggS s oo., Se'i le,
1 n%, N and an NJ attack Ga written 5eh
be alterward carried on Cd - CIV" u = $3.50 a.
Ing these sane ID .ss s As the best federal ally Prussia
INA sbon na ne Of the ancient power Of Germany"
and the ns. 9Th all TIC military his command in
,a, ~, drive her ont u Germany WITH lia me on'ls nS
ont " Of door, he Is nov in and
having or years declared himself the aIeh enemy o. on
that most deserves be called the o' e rev.
Sa'Iena,{ Dqfas rs V which h Ia: rdcaej and
si suffrage which be has ssmazed MS dehiruetNe oil all
ETas5 a he pressure Of he moment
ing tins he anything but vaciaiing and chaGgeabe un
,f,cined the choice his be il mistaken In his
conviction that the power OF Prussia must decline she does
increase her territory in Germany D NAN force Tbs
nont he is with all his iriyoy, true faeaiic and for
tbs object he ready to make any sacrifice and brave every
BIsMARK AS A DEPUTY.
In the year 1851 alne allied 10 order frequently
=, ~ ~, 81, of tho House of Commons has fund II ne.
ce.aiy To do in sessions together TINS however geyed
him but he he deed the President his De The protests OF
same year. l6 he forward as The advocate ~ the old
system Of trading AE gong S.SS mqS we
consider he progress which has been made IN poca eeono
nv during present cenuryhot every trade should limit
The nuber lis apprentices and empowered by law TO hH
price each quoy Of the goods 1t sells, Inn he he'll to
he The only mode OF protecting the working against
the impression Of capitol One Of the chief subjects Of dis
cussion In that year the establishment OF inc ig oil inc
Chamber 10 vote the supplies aud during the debates this
nolptt was Bsmark who his oonteup CON
duet gave rise to some scenes Of extraordinary agitation
He denied rs be af.erward did when le became
Minister that the House could this night which Is
the surest guaranty OF its existence and It's most powerful
defense against any unconstitutional attack from me oher
states of the realm When no referred 70 the con-
stution which the King had sworn preserve DO replied 10
bis usual frivolous aud ohand way that he did not gee why
ali that relates 10 constitution should be surrounded by
SORT Of halo every joke be regarded as deseca
ton himself bad sworn said be- to tho
10 the existing only but also future with
oil it's amendments lie would Therefore ireat with utter
contempt righteous anger Of the Liberals At bis turning
the constitution into rdicae When Count ScnWefln VINO
occupied presidential chair upon this remarked ina, DC
would obliged call the honorable member 70 order II 10
made the OF the country an object OF derision be
nsoen,y replied that he would not accept any warnng ana
that hitherto be had given The President no 9ceaon 70 oa,
him orders and when The President carried ol his threat
be shook himself like dog who has Just come on Of me "a
and made some more which We will not repeat here
BIsMARK As DIPLoAAIsr.
His Diplomatic life dates from the Summer Of Tie year lsl
He had long given up that yeaealon or as pc 9aSe h
expressed IT, alteration OF Austria when be sad lmphed
with his mothers mills This feeling Pad been eaS &c o..
many until Austria was driven out OF tho Bund lie had al
ready had 1E c0syo9Vs on w. ;tS StsS s ssS
diplomatic action at Frankfort did indeed cheny consist IN
offering hostile opposition Aafira on every possible oeea
sion lie was the last man TO be awed BY the st bearing Of
Count Reebere and the scenes had with him we're not less
piquant in their way than his former encounters WIN e
with c;rabow Wicklow md JIerr Won Bokum.D9lns With
Herr yon vneke he had already had duel wmen nIse,er
excellent shot while Won Virce being shortsshei Is but
moderately yersed in tho art Of dasng Dns even noan
seemed to BE Inevitable icrta1atc the friends Of both IN
eIieTed anl prevented the scandal Oh olf oceosoh Inc
Imperial Presdc, ~ de Die-whetser accidentally pur
pOsey Ehownappear AIRED a. one Of IT, ps contrary
those numberes sittnes In the Eschenheimer Case az
which nothing was done bat to collect sossled vta
tory On acoonnt az The presdets morning coat Tie enba
.dIs who said to have Dsn not s p1.
served in sprs Together with Prince MenelIkohs famous
paeto bat Herr Won B,nark d1 rot lose couaeIanee Ia
The least and cooy drawing out bis cigar case lighted acg
and offered another his neghbor Every one under
stood tie hint morning coat has never been seen AZ
sttng Of the BIND since he thus as we lave observed con-
tnusy oppose he Austrian Government until at length It's
complaints and too marked leaning toward France WI on
III regarded Berlin led tn King 10 recall HIN RON
Frankfort and sead him ambassador to 81 Petesbnrg ~
St. Petersburg no uninerrn9tediy basied hn,s win ns
secsptsue. fic "a the nost influential circles lie had
Espssk " IHaIApo' BS ~ uGaV vsvs