, 1875-01-16
THE ARNIm CASE,
A Political Duel in the Shape of
q Criminal Trial.
Origin Of the Conflict Between Bis
marck and Arnim, and It's
Inevilability.
The Different Stages Of the
Struggle.
The Diplomatic Correspondence Read
Before the Judges, and Its Effect
upon France.
isjsmarck's Victory Over Arnim,
and Its Real Meaning,

spte1a{ CorrarondtHee ~ The Chtca1o 7fi5une.
BERLIN. Germany. Dec. 43.-Tho eAee Of Ills.
naarck Vs. Amin has ended witt, setting out in
aT1LL MoAE GI:ASDEE RELIEF
tho outlines OF the already beforc .eGfI;cientlr-
colossal Chancellor Of tho German Empire. One
s even tempted to tue belief that tho wlole
trial NaB brought On the stage for no other pur-
pose. Bismarck felt the NECESSITY Of strengthen
ing his position b. striking terror into ;le hearts
o. bis enemieH, and By presenting hmself in tho
new renaatlonat light of Diplomat playine ls
game with eards openly displayed on tile table.
'+Tne u1ysaerics Of diplomacy are eone." wri1cA
tic .5oHrnai tes Dfjats with reference to the
weiGhtr docamcnta that Bismarck caused to be
read befors the three City judges At berlin. ald
before MI audience OF reporters representing the
press Of Europe, America. and even Australia.
Tie sentence finally passed by the Judges had
nat evcu tho Importance OF all epilogue; it was
tie drama Of the trial itgelf that overwhelmed
tie unhanpy Coun. viii, defeat never again to
be recovered from. 1t was, in fact, ou1y tho
iaes act OF \ struggle between the Ger
1nan Ambassador nnd the German Chief
ot Forci:n Affairs. that shows it's
first crest ab'ns November. 1872; that grows
more and nloTe hitter during 1873 and culnli-
nateH, on Arn!nl's eide with the apreal to tho
1-uiFS4oE sct F4bAcE%Iof o%4AlsHt CEHE3 I1AD-
cclor. and.on the part Of the latter With tho dir
tnipaaI nf Arnn, fran lin most NJ rnr;a IN A,-;,
1874 :. r,,,o. ~o,,,ro..us .ca;u;" J.. 49,.
:'... ~. ~ .1'..," ; - ' - Nn7 n''
''"?l mo''o oi 'he "no'o ca-:a'e4'' Or rathet i'll
trisuo, carried on by Asn,a during the ass two
years against lis former friend and patron.
Bismarck WIS esen wiling to onse tue fall o,
bis iusnhordinase Ambassador. BY having him
appointed to tile Mission ut Coustantiunple; and
Arpin might hayo writteu, i,ko another eale,
Uyit1iau verses. rarrcttnn hin abscncc frou, tba
,ow sc,t ~ r,,,lrr ia ~. h,w.ror In y,,,
s' "'~.' ,':e;. w. 49,"
ap' 'oo 1eh'eoace'eo to resign h'"so!t 80. n'9
fate; he ilsistcdupou rushing upon tue batteries
ol liz adversary, aud embraced hts
DIPLOMATIC ASo po1rr,c.1 xn1r
~ ~, sa,,o ,;n,a 1,o,,,.., he,ors H..
- AD' ."0 ''''> o.o0 oo'o '4o A4t
l'HFol (he VIZ even uoaica aalhlssloa 10 tnc
Court during his Ereaeuce 1t Berlin Ia April.
1914, he tried to reacu tho fight On another
field he ca113c,l the publication af the now ceIe-
bratpd "prorne,nor1n In tho I,rrste Mt Vienna,
IA!n Arcur,uut referring to 4he position u ts-
luasra taken III ro;ar1 to til3 Vatican Council in
/ 1s7U, ras direct attack rpon him, Aul then
| Insulated ti,at th- srels hastle bnsxeon Hsata
| aud Ghusel, tnlgat have 1teeu avoided II hs
| tAr,iul NJ a4iyicu a.1 tAeu Leon l.eelod. Arn.m
| rcpteAcnt,l in to7l ttIa tiertuan, at ra.h-
| Ut tho Nusth.Ger:naa, Confederation 1T R1mo;
aui Li4 recipe for nrvycntin. tho dogma OF In
fal!;bity wau Intervention on tho part Of tia
!
! caused ly Arujm't memorial was {ayu7ul!o to
| his tasnci.y. and uu{avpfahlo to that OF lis
n,arck, who, as it eeenad. was in 1870 unable to
see clearly tic enormous danger threatening the
of tue new dogma ar.l tic cancentrAtIou II pow
RI i'll tile tands Ut tho rupe. lit was not diff
cult to rass from tue ccnBura Of Eirmarck ii
tbs ,past to tho eeusnre Of Bismarck
storms, according ,o Aru,m, might by an
cpcrretic strekc. Hti1l hare been prevented.
Now, Bismarck certainly llas not kaceeo to,l in
driving away the clouds carried over tho Aipa
into all countries anA c'.*ins. in tho nav Ger,
ns.ty on a,t ,syhcard-of religious bIss--a ba4is
nipou which tiu love uf cnultry aud tile ohe.li-
cnco 1ue 10 the lava o1 i. i;ud no rafe llace,
In Vienna. Erea: j,nrna's lao tho Ntut F'rsis
J'rssc aud others, took openly the part OF tho
Count; aud soon tho tiets becumo general
A7oSt, THE WHOLE LINE.
bismarck, at:acLci by his subordinate, did not
hesitate a moucut. lIo lail tho MlluIe matter
Nefnre Tho Emperor: aud Asn,tu. iusteaI Of be-
| ,nc teut to CopBtautiuople waH nut on tho ro-
trad llnt f,f to lljpon,atic service. Ilo coutit.
lied. nevertheless il! ,uesrntiug himself to TIC
world III victim Of iindf served persecution Oh
tbis ut least nrcuh tyolabe-ncw disclosures o!
! I,n,o,nat,t. se,y,ts viii, tho view Of course O,
la1palrinr U;amalchs famo.
Abuut tle same tine, Arn,m'e succoasor al
rar;s rrtuen lfohcnohr wanting tn ,,tr
! hn,.rlf about D1stnarck's yieYn in rcrarl to III;
t,lt,,rrI, nucpnu searched the arcGfoyes At tl,t
lIptrl Of tao urru,an Embassy al Ta1jy IN yait
far thu rcsk,ectiyo documents. and found. BE-
,uirs rrcat 1,a,,y other iul,orta,,t u1,es alst
nmsa,n.. 1}lnmarl; ut onre ayaied ,ilasclf II
thit nl,icndil club to brain his ndye.sary, aud
tn silence tho nuiso cn.,eed by lis sub
! trrrnneoua workings in tic prcHs ot
Eut",,e. Tie Proceedings Of tue For
aim Office tDistnarrkl wero marked ly
= s1rict oLrerysijon Of FORMS Arn.n, ,sas fri
ci,.iiy, bnt itrmly, asked to report about tic
missing documents. lila answers bore tLo sliar'
iocumcuts % @ M h,s w perSu1,s rrorcrv @ because
~ - Militia m n,,s"n.1 str;c,nr,s matls uror
ih ADMINISTRATION Of hi. otfics Ut Iaris by Ills.
's nsr,t. - rat+sr T., ~ ,hnr nonn,s hs nea,lr1
"nraoa =" ~ h,'.<ostc tnot "Esv 1ni,ht h.yc
har ,,';s;. tiar ia nrrcst an s,n mi, nf
r,art.,, '.r ~ thn.a rtfuueIto lie
| l,"lte't latt - t'ooo f4t'.'" - - tt ~ $50.