The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-02-10

Won Schorlemer has politely asked me to
prove my innocenc on this head Had
which is ST this moment Illuminating the uni
verse? 1t would be difficult for me TO prove the
and at amoment's notice: brs the fact is none
the less generally known, and does not admit of
Then, as regards the Hungarian Legion, admit
that on the very eve of the war received
offer with reference TO the formation of such a
time, though / incurred no small response
bility from this refusal, seeing we had
state as Austria. In those days still hoped to
compromise the matter, and. even after cur
HIS Apostolic Majesty proportions which might
have speedily led to an agreement. Only when,
after the battle of Sadows, the emperor Ma
render his Immediate active Interference very
likely indeed, the situation assumed an aspect
In which did not think myself justified in
refusing help from any quarter whatsoever.
Gentlemen, we happened to be at war
with Austria at that time. / submit to you
the question whether, being at war, we were
not perfectly entitled, by all the rules and usages
po ON Of tbs to b s.P formed
body TO cooperate with us against the enemy.
Just imagine our being at war with France
else fighting us in alliance 18th other elements
arrayed on The ultramonta side. 1.-THE French
government were under these circumstances to
Catholic prisoners captured in the war; would
Herr Won Schorlemer be prepared 10 blame
i
themselves TO be used for such a purpose would
be revoletionists, If not something worse, but
The enemy who turned them to account could
not be reproahed for the the breach of any
recognized practice of law.
SHOT FOR LA MARMoRA.
Herr Malinckrodt thereupon stated that his as
sertion was founded upon the work recently
published by Gen. Della Marmora. The persons
mentioned in that book had given it from their
personal knowledge, and the facts alleged there
In mad not up to the present been cOntradicted !;
but after the declaration made to-day by the
PRESIDENT OF the Ministry he would not adhere to
The accusation of falsehood over to the ltal-
ian Minister President, General Della Mar
mora. Prince Bismarck rejoined that the as
slgnment was badly chosen, for Della Marmora
0eneral. Penal provisions were being drawn up
IN Italy for such proceedings as that of Della
Marmora, with reference to whom he prince
Blsmarck) could write other disclosures than
marck added: "It is noteworthy that
Herr Malinckrodt attaches greater value
10 the testimony of foreigner than to
mine. 1t would require mans lifetime
| 10 contradict all that my enemies write
against me. may safely say. and am proud
| to be able to say, that am the most strongly
| and the best hated man of any country in Eu-
rope. Has not Herr Malinckrodt sought TO keep
you and the country in the belief that Della
| to convince him, but ask you, could not have
obtained the most immense results If had been
| willing TO cede portion of German territory TO
France? Did do so? You have no right to ask
the leader OF the government to justify himself
against calumny In the open tribune. This is q
| tary expression be found. The public press
will, no doubt, find one TO supply the den.
cheney"