The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-04
BIsMARcK's WRATH.

Nsb SSSAS 50 eAo se99Aan DtUbe
10 the sitting Of the Lower House Of
the PruSsian Diet, Jan. 10. q dlScuSslon
took place upon q motion Of Herr BiesD
enbaCh respecting thevoting Of the school
teachers at the last elections for the
Diet. 10 the course ol the debate Herr
van Malinckrodt declared that the Ultra.
montanes were as faithful patriots as
Prince Bismarck, and he asked, amid con.
siderable uproar, "Were they present at
the conference between Prince Bismarck
and N. Gavane, when q cession Of terri.
tory on the lett bank Of the Rhine was
dlScusseA9" adding, ~ myself was not
present, but I met with this statement Of
the interview In q reliable quarter" AZ.
ter q reply from Herr Kleoppel the mo.
ton was allowed TO drop, and the debate
on the Civil Marriage bill was resumed.
Prince Blsmarck shortly slterward en-.
tered the House and obtained leave 10
speak on matter Of privilege. BE char.
Acterized the statement OF Herr Won Ma.
linckrodt as an aulacious and lying In.
Vention made In q malignant and calum.
niatory manner. The Imperial ChAncel.
lor added, u have never uttered o syl.
liable ofthe sort. Ihaye never spoken Of
ceding village or 0 meadow Of German
territory. The whole accusation Is
throughout an audaciously invented
Ealseho0d, concocted with the view
10 blacken my character. Loud cheers.)
l ask for no special consideration
from my opponents; but am
entitled to ask that they should behave
more decently In the sight OF foreign
countries and our own sovereign. IRE
newed cheers) Prince Bismarck pro-
ceeded 10 refer to 0 statement made YES.
terday by Herr Schorlemmer, alleging
that he had pursued revolutionary
policy In 1896 iavoring The formation Of
the Hungarian Legion. He maintained
that In the time Of war sell.protection
was the first law TO be observed. After the
battle ol Sadowa and the interview with
the Emperor Napoleon no help could be
declined, from whatever quarter Il came,
and there was nothing revolutionary In
accepting 1t. Herr Windthorst having
protested that Prince Bismarck had no
right to refer to statement made during
the previous days debate, Herr Lasker
rose, and, amid storm Of applause, de-
clared that minister against whom the
terrible accusation Of treason to his
country had been leveled, and who did
not allow an hour to pass without charac.
terizlng that reproach before Germany
and foreign lands as shameful falsehood,
merited no blame, but, indeed, deserved
we'll Of his country. Herr Malinckrodt
thereupon stated that his assertion was
founded upon the work recently published
by General Della Marmora. The persons
mentioned In that book had given Il from
their personal knowledge, and the facts
alleged therein had not up to the present
been contradicted; but alter the decla-
ration made today by the President OF
the Ministry he would not adhere to
his previous version, but would as-
sign the accusation Of ialsehood over 10
the Italian Minister President, General
Della Marmora. Prince Bismarck rejoined
that the assignment was badly chosen, for
Della Marmora was neither the President
ot the Ministry nor general. Penal pro.
visions were being drawn up in Italy for
such proceeding as that of Della Marmors,
with reference to whom he prince Bis
marck) could write other disclosures than
those made with regard to him. Prince
Bismarck added :-"1t Is noteworthy that
Herr Maliuckrodt attaches greater value
10 the testimony Of foreigner than TO
mine. Il would require a mans lifetime
10 contradict all that my enemies write
against me. l may safely say, and am |
proud 70 be able to say, that ! am the |
most strongly and the best hated man Of
any country in Europe. Has not Herr
Malinckrodt sought to keep you and the |
country In the belieft Della Marmora's |
book tells the truth? / do not wish to |
convince him, but I ask you could not |
have obtained the most immense results
i'll had been willing 10 cede portion OF |
German territory 10 FranceP Did I do |
30! You have no right TO ask the leader
ot the government to Justify himself
against calumny in the open tribune, |
That Is proceeding to characterize
which no parliamentary expression can
De found. The public press viii, no doubt,
ind one 10 supply the deficiencY."