The New York herald., 1867-04-18
THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
Count Bismarck ON the Reports and Freedom
Of Debnfe.

Count Bismarck the Reports and Freedom
st of Debate.
In the sitting OF tho North German Parliament the
Goth OF March, article twenty-five of the constitution,
declaring that the sttings OF tho Rrchstag TO be
pubic was brought forward An amendment was pre-
scn,ed by Lasker to authorize the publication OF re-
NJ LAsKsR said that the object OF the notifications
proposed was rather guarantee the rights OF the Par
lament than the liberty Of the press article
being Of no value the Journals free publish
accounts of the sittings
mens fear nothing from the publication OF the reports
The reasons for which oppose absolute liberty in
things State may tolerate. but to which it cannot
cord the sanction Of law aud among those include the
offended ben, able to obtain satisfaction To withdraw
that protection Is contrary to public morality, as was ad-
mitted by the rights OF man proclaimed in l7el by the
French Consti.nant Assembly. / have besides for
warded instructions TO the auth critics that they should
obtain the opinion OF the government whenever
there Is 10 prosecute journal for report OF
citing The object not to infringe upon the liberty
OF the publication Of such accounts but TO not sanction
the right Of insult To declare that liberty would suffer
Is only customary exagyeration II any very clear
illusions are now made TO more animated discussion
which recently provoked, viii request you 70 take
gled for five years reach at last point under your
consideration; when he has sacrificed tho best part
Of his life and his health that object when honor
able members tccollect the difficulty experienced IN
getting even tho smallest paragraph adopted In the Con-
ference Of the Twenytwo Governments, when we have
at lengh attained our present position then say that
persons who have known nothing OF oil those contests
who can have no Information about Official negotiations
intcpeuate In that can only compare 70 the
art Of oho shoud Hr9w son igio myc'osed ,ci''.
dow If,hsm ks.wing IN soaat part Of The room I may
chance % BE- He does not know where he touches MAJ
he s Ignorant ieE what alars he is q the very momsn.
foreign questions which, il the government were
energeticaly supported by the Parliament permit
OF method Of negotiation differing from that employed
in case Of dssenson; and he is not aware that very
little thines often provoke a serious and profound
schism Then, indeed without any undue excitement
man easily finds himself in the disposition o. Hospnr, in
the first scenes OF Shaks2eares Henry w. partakc IN
the feeling of Percy whom hear such speeches about
things for which have fought and suffered
The Assembly then passed to vote, and the amend
ment OF NJ Lasker adopted ia the following terms.
To add to Article %, second paragraph.-The au.
thenc accounts of tho debates In the public sng5 OF
tha Relchstag involve no responsibility.
TFrom Gagnani's Messenger. April
The influence OF Count Bismarck in tho oelibera-
tions of the Rcchslag would appear to be
derant as many persons seemed TO expect That fact
was again proved in the sitting of March 30 men
toned by telegram. An amendment 10 the effect that
the members Of the Rcchstag should have right
indemnify aad their travelling expenses adopted ny
tn large majority of hundred aud thrty.s to
thirteen, in spite Of the Counts oxeriions against it,