, 1869-05-10
TIE NORTH GERMAN CONFED.
ERATIQN,


Couat Btsmnrk on Rrsronsfh1r Min-
We gfvc summary ri tue speech delivered b.
Count itstuark In The debate which took place Ia
responsible Federal Ministry. The speech WA un.
usually long, arEumentxuse and st14touAy NOD
crate Disna1k said that the machinery of the
co.nplF ated- and thAt the establishment Of 4 re-
sPons1tle Ministry would be merely to Add = nth
rGee % y sns ea1sse 1ss II ne rnofeoTes eoud not
effect to tc q votc Of want Of confidence: anu he
was strenstaened tn tnis SUSPICION By the Eccol-
then nenber Tor Masea-vho exclaimed
u: Away Win tais cnaaeenor:" Is %
tton tlieT Twesten, fhat the Chancellor count
Dlsmartl wts now exercising the functloua OF =
.D.etator he soald only g! that y re ooasuta:
that the checks which the creation Of q ftspon1+
bic Ministry would be caleulated 70 Impose upon
n ne FL b. 5ss
xcre composed Of the representatives Of tho ya,1-
GUS Fcsiet1 Governments which, since the estah-
entire and patriotic Devotion at the common wo:t,
and he would certainly not assist In diminishing
the powers they had nseti 10 we'll 4 character
opposing the EotIon ~ taat il would prevent the
accesston of the Southern States 10 tho hund
1aess wese s sSEeady ne 50 t1 Man, obstacles 70
especially fou, the tenacttF with which the
aus IL soa.s sas e, y ,nI 3ss Id eEp
L The south Germans might, peraapa
STATE void rrtain tts political pecus1trtes, but
eEcn In II present shape, the Northern Nuod Na1
100 centralized for them and central responst-
more 90, ''and oniy deepen the Main as the mon
taees Of ! Responsible Ministry. the Count dtd not
per him IN bis condEcs Of public analrA No oae
| who has been At the head Of 4 Ministry SHRINK
from hts own 1esponsibt4ty. but he sSstn9 oeio.e
ttse misI.,ry,7 be continued. - poiitseai MS
and an 20 IA IRON being tisposed 70 asata IN
imposing Such l fanltJ Arrangement On the hEnd
that rather rninE P7ussta To1ld MAKE IN IN.
xuald accept sae tetesA principle, and naTe ont!
one responsible Minister.
Two bard ssones grind badly, kaEs the proTe.o bat
| c!eh, hard stones would grind much worse-" H.
desired the deye!o1nent and consolidation Of Ger.
| ruany a. much as members opposite. but he was
convinced that this motion would have the c5scs
Of fetat11nG rathtr than advancing that object
The German character is naturally opposed 70 ceo.
/ tE1zau0n: every GerUAn concentrates hE Inter.
sts md els rs.5o;tsu Z n.s oTn t:49eGsss y q; e.
u 1t Is dIncuit 10 nnl Ia Large countries wiki .
vtcdnltsEa. which Dc fuzzy acknowledged. tne5
would. IN TINE, disappear: but no ARTIFICIAL mean.
should BE- applied 70 P1ectpttate tbs eonsuu1nsnon
| he would refer to E1<.and as sttlao: eIa1.
| pie Of eeniz1ltzattoa accompanied By tota
disappearance OF provincial differences; and ht
thought the best mode! for the futurr Organization
Of Germany would be found In federation IKE
tdxs Of the Cllted States, Switzerland, or the old
constitution Of the rn.ted Netherlands The
| Count concludcd hJ CrI1ag the Deputies 70 toll
! With him II working sincerely nod easnesaJ fol
| their common Object" the reconstruction Of Ger
many in auen manner, both IN the North and Il
the So1th II poAsisae, - to make 1t s11o1X Ant
unttei and secure the best guarantees Tor It's pros
! pcEiE."
II ms already beer stated that the motion va
accepted BY = majority OF Ill to 100. The naslooa
I1netala, the tree CunseryatlTes and the Radical
! voting with the aJeA~