Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-27
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l.la t.navE1I Iot5tuHS VI CJuIL lis UIiLh' :
Ia The NJ jDn. .a-t week. Frederick
X tUp h,i~ ii le' er at extraordinary in
rrrc>G concerning Count Ei>mark. from
which we 'akr som. extracts below.
M * np Wfi cs:
II have ucvtr known man who i. -
full " Resources a. ht. Il i is il half
a-to-.en iu-cilrctS hal served to COM
pose hi> head TIr>ic,.l and moral
courage, .Ar.W lAee, and an iudomitablc
viii. Wit ami Mtnot. >asarly and rcck
less ness. a r"r. tiH iItul i've conn! ehru-
>iJI of Iucu c..t'arjc:, and c;tIm
-'c..3iur--. W. uat know which Of .he-e
qnali0lr- Is most wonderfully Developed
in tiIis mohr:u P-lscu-, thi@ pcr>orjticl-
upu-fo iiuis!, .llc Greek ~i.uilc-of both
Ulysses ard Ajax. IL kuoWs 40 p.;a.-
i-aI lu, theoretical d,liituiN. AMI il
'..rc Wgrr sill q proof required that hc
ltlIiV II d .yrut -tl.c-mun ID would ic
-.ltri M ii' i,"- ttiat nc handle, th" OBJ
-,act,.s IN own Ia his WAY rs tho mu>t
chiaie " cap - a'tainIng Al, eiid~
u Sd, t.tl>. ,r POSSESSES 4 rahklIc-s
1uut'y -urlui- il.,. u- \ t.Wgl> hi;, tie
nHin'. ana p'.prC -c~ Itself Soin nctlmr, III
rough bu' Glw.N>. significant terms.
ji>m ilTk spTilAs EuglI'i with a foreign
arrn "a. prlt iii.c- NJ 49, IL " th hl- En-
.l-h visitors. inl never tIn--eS the ~ At
cN},le- ion. Or .tii4 10 -;ive @fiatp po.ut
50 lis ,cntcnrc.
..in his U>e of strong expressions B.~-
mirk cannot hr surpassed by the lcd-
dy,t radi.u!. ~ friend VI mine lie
said: Il, you have some business with
u h.-h P,us>iiu iuuc,iouary. Il plivv
councillor, yuu must be ~ rough ih.l to
beat ni.A would appear u be tie next
iv-ori; .cn t'e viii w polite and ohlig-
it..' And on another occA> ion; You
ii.vc no idel ot the scli-cunceit oil the
wnolc ro, al race. Wnen hc rclurncl
nom his first interview witt Nnpoieo.,
III Biargitz he gnve his opinion oi The
Emperor. who was almost del!ied at The
i.iiic. in the few wcId-. Il good tclloW
Int a poor stica.' 10 ,he Austrian
minister. when Till, gcn,lclnan rather
incsedui0n. ~ received oAe q Bisparcl>s ;
J-scuIGlls, he S;ttti Il lew Wee~s before
the outbreak of the war % 1856: Il new
cr make false statement Whenever |
can avoid it. tn Your case ID IL not nee
r,-ary. Therefore | have nJ eatAly IN
sere-t deceive you and you can be-
lieVc my words.
W u II 1 StN III -iaSN 4tiSt ip'"'
maica @avc me some very intereS ii:g
details about his cndeavors 10 bring
about the war against Austria. 4 eX-
pecte,l he said, 10 have been ready in
the spring OF 1868. but our Niebelung
treasure means the mobilization Of i've
hundred thousand men, and it Is diff
cult to raise il. to obtain Tie order nom
the King. On account of the secret and
open Opposition OF Che court dragons
and vi the Intrigue, and culiiIon influ
euces OF the princely and noble old wo-
lnen. it took three wears before tine
Il in.s signed tine order OF nobiIizali,n
and declared war. | was like "a hunter
creeping on his belly 10 get shot a
the game, but l finally struck II alter
enormous pains and efforts. When
ever thought had conqured all resis-
tancc new difficulties sprang up. To
tliis court rablc am indepted for my
sickness, not to mY open and secret en-
emies. iknew beforehand that in 1910
we should beai the Austrians. Our
generals. with the exception oi great
Moltke aud bulldog Sleinmet!, were
asses Esei), but our fighting lnalefial
was excellent: each sokfier thotght ior
himself. and the subaltern officers can
not too highly be praised for their intel.
lect edncali ion and bravery. Ii we had
been dfe.lted at Honiggratz, should
have been obliged To leave the country,
! for to the hatred l richly enjoyed on
the part Of the liberlsl was added the
animositv of the court rabble. An old
friend and general who met me on the
/ bst.le-field Immediately after the victo-
ry was won, was perfectly right in say