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Change in the Tone OF
the Prusslan 0mcial Press-TZAe Rerain
Monitewr Approving Prcsid,snt Jonn-
sons Policy-voA Bismark Cspntsng
ON the Alliance OF Ameriea-Our Gene
sulatc In Berlin, sc.
oUx BERLIN CORRESPONDENCE.
berlin, Jan. 10, 1896
have frequently alluded To the snarng, captious
tone adoped by TIE PrussiaA -oacia journals in
discussing Amesican affairs As long the lasted
they wera constantly progrosticatng the discontinue Of
the North and she victoryof the Southern cavaliers and
when these predictions fasied by events (which
they at first refused to credit they vented their ~
hunor at ne non.fulhment Of their prophecies by
abusing tas United States government depreciang is
efforts For the reconsructon Of the Unon and drawing
the osc gloomy pictures Of the present condition aud
future prospects ofthe country.
ABcsE OF AMERICA From BnxARK's ORGAN
The North German GaseFe which is generally rcpu,ed
to DO the especial organ Of Count Bismark,
more virulent In its invectives than the ultra snSso
cratic and antrepublican Kreas- -zsung, and you will
probably recoec its structures President Johnson's
Message which mentioned in one Of my foraer ye
ports and which excited the just indignation Of the liberal
press. II always appeared strange to me that M de
Bismark who, whatever may be said against him,
is q longheaded, astute politician should sanction
these grasous attacks upon Power which is daily be-
coming OF greater weight in the political SCALE and with
which Prussia has invariably been the most amicabe
terms They evidently dictated by the indiscreet
zeal Of The editor Of the journal in questionan
publican who wants to make up for former revolution
ary opinions by the ardorf his present devotion
tionary principles
TIE PRusslAS PREMIER osDEus CHANGE OF TACTICS.
Tha last off, NJ hot and tha
produced by it, TO have called the attention of the
Prime Minister to the intemperate violence Of hrs SUBJ
ordinate and he has hastened to provide antdote to
the ucubratons Of the quasi Official print by article in
the wholly official Saas Ansei9er, Prussian Moniteur,
in which the situation OF the United States in gsneEa
and the Presidents Message In particular, are CON-
mented upon in widely different spirit. Care Is taken,
indeed to premise that the republican institutions of
America are not adapted TO the social ara political
condition Of Europe but the success Of these inst
tutions ''on tho soil on which they have grown
up is fully acknowledged, and due justice Is done to
government (which disarmed the material resources
quste to bring two and half million soldiers into the
field within four years. and which had the power
duce the army In many months TO onc-ffth OF It's
effective force The Message itself is characterized as
ian emnenty conservative document" and warmly
defended against the "premature and unjustifable
attacks Of certain journals which are erroneous
Prussan a'1 government % .Ths presdont,n says the
taais Anzeig s.has understood that as the first magis-
but as oy Object
to pursue-the welfare of the nation. He has not
msde use Of bis victory to carry out the principe
he consent to treat the South as q conquered
try, but leaves II to every State to regulate its
spect the coored population according the necess
ties of the In tho choice Of his be GO
accompanies his acs and though he quotes iAa dctum
OF Jefferson, In which absolute submission 70 tho will OF
aasd Hs s as Ss me a SsS
passion he sympathzes with the objects aimed at by
but reminds them that time must al,
word the ents asos Is I'M a.
Johnson policy and FORMS SUCH striking contrast to
the rideue shoeed upon by the editor Of the North
STRANGE RuxoRs occAsoSED BY THE MOVE.
II Is seldom that the Siddts Anzeiger which usually
contains nothing but promotions appointments govern
ment decrees court news and so forth, expresses an
opinion Of Its own on any political subject whstever that
American President has naturally octed universal aston.
,shment and given rise to all kinds Of absurd II
is seriously asserted that the United States Minister
wae indignant at the editorial Of Herr Brass compar.
ing the President to noted humbug Of Now York. that
II the apsssde honorable was not made in soe form
otber Persons who profess TO deeper into MILL
stone than their ncghbors and who that Anne
attacks in the press, affirm that this move
is part Of deep laid scheme Of Count Brrnark.
between England France and Austria s endeavorng TO
oppose by similar coalition between Prussia, Russia
and the United ocsupyus tine attention
kssp the French and Enolisa fed. check her aries
wants to annex Mexico or Canada she win do without
asking the assistance OF Prussia and Russia; alliance
probably the las. snns she aTssms Of r. howcpep dim
cutes should arise between her aud France which would
force the latter 70 employ great part Of her military
tempted to make Of favorable opYortnpy for