, 1875-03-21

GERMANY.
FRINGE 1IEXABCX.

The Pun HAL qdzeAe prints the following
letter from = Is wellinformed correspondent in
Berlin:
There can b no doubt that Prince Bismarck feels
tta rathef than badl7 or sacrifice his LIE to no
purpose he il determined 10 resign Tho Daily Tele
chanea1o.s weariness Of ocs to dread of aaassain-
at,on. The idea u secuted absurd. Prince Bis-
rnarck Is not the an to quake At the thought Of
.ssassns pistol and, e7en II he were he would not
nontane hatred Is known to bo mt thu Chancellor,
but By vengeance; md to this deadly vengeance
Prince Bismarck tho private individual wooad oder
f.r e.xer ta1yst than rinee Ristnasek the ca9oelor
Office. The truth il, people forget that tho iron
Pzince not really made Of iron, but + Il hks
and age md the and tear Of exceptionally
tive life, tall upon him upon less e1Altad orals
himself POINTED g bis eeta yea ~ the taa rnen 10
period s close II hand, Tns saying need not b.
aaa % sss sTnee = az AN iss II e. il h
snd he is Ut times tagged aud weary, that does nc.
moved from the orchard Il but judciously propped,
be considers h1msen carabe Of bearing much fru1t
yet Even ahoud be retire-vhich he certainly does
not contemplate precisely on lis btrthday-publtd
opinion IT, with hta eounteuaaee, unanimous that h
viii not settls down At Vazzna modern Cinennatus,
ss . 3 is ps1 IL Dan
life, .ninghne IN the debates Of both 1egiala-
.asss meeting IN Sefn; T. aud hs s,so H.
by making himself the centre Of party supporting
/ the Government. Doubtless he would b nsefu II
patT. aoyssnmens m M would soon nd % TIT ths a nm
whose sure hand might still have held The rena and
guided the horse aafey over tho aangeroua ground Of
the immediate futura II his saddle we're hut m2da
| nttla softer turned to poor account sdr1up-
holder to his Moreover, it Il to b ques
be % IN his rlace vhere hs woald have to p;asd-
| What Pr1noa Bismarck complains Of ~ weux-
hin out 10 pot ,.a.v tns eRaus as
rules for the government Of the Empire, but tbs
chaniel part tho talking aud reporting. debating aud
nguiring, tho troubling about lte things the frte
ton Of Office, German paper has rightly called It.
The tsrn does not imply any opposition Or baekw.rd-
ness o. Tho PIT et tis colleagues % - bas
waking: it morning dawn, slunber. Il not seoP,
for work yet ~ith mountains work to 60 through
whi.e bis strength failing biz work is not
He his no great var IN band ous 70 sa of hs frame
ing warfare Ihe example Of RteheIsu has been
pointed to IS plea tn his remaining in oce> hare
no doubt tho German chanee1lor eonzders hinsek
fully match for tho Cardinal But then, my hin
frends,-and he probably thinks 90 Hkewtse,-Mche-
leu had no German paslament 70 o.tno Tl;o, fa q
and Ultramontanes, and Old Conservatives, and tho
rest Of them, Pruszlao Diet. composed of tho
Different fela Of action: nor yet Cabinet to talk
over; nor lastly. but by no mems least, monarch
with whom 70 dl8cue6 ntnutay III h4 6cheLoad- InA
reports which Prince Hamarck has 10 mako to tho En-
peror add assured very sssioasly to tho burde7
Of Office. 6ermana patriotca1ly n1Ake boast Of thx
active hahits of their naon1rch-the early hours hs
keepe the close attention he pays 70 adsra of State
and tho interest with which ho receives his MnIsters'
1eporta And His Majesty Is reported to heve urged
this against the Chancellor ground for couquaf-
ing bis desire for reposa- No doubt tho EnPeEor i
entitled to due credit for houg life o< unweAried and
energetic activity. But, after Ill hts labor hss bes1,
different from his Prime niniste1s-Nderent tn poina
Of application, dtferent In risf sn4l reaponsi-
biity. Tho Emperor william takes keen interest n
many things not always Of tbs higheat import md b.
Hkea having them reported upon By Prince Htfn.eek,
who must therefore, al~nys b armed It al potats
Tbe Enperox's interest Il tast of who feeda
thing With rehah which another has To provide With
great labor Mr Dsrae would feel oieo equally trk-
soo be called upon to report to Her Majesty
10 many times week On III sorts Of thfngs,
r3suy OF them o9 trivial import. hal1eys
tho points I have touched upon form tbs
real hitch in tho present buafness. II Prince
Bismarck has expressed his determination to rstifa
into private life, apparently In perfect earnest, he
probably that he Why 1t pteseot ont o<
the difficulty. He does not scs how hs n4y tighten
the Abor, because the act Of tightening It y beyond
hs personal power And II It n net to be hRhtaned,
hs feels he must rpdre. not from want of will, but
from want o< phyAlcal power. On that lnt his mind
appears runde up and It h aatd that summer VIII
MS resolution d1ed II he be relieved of ths
waaryng pazt Of his work hs will probably stsy; md.
~ tbs Gefnaoa Talue his services tho director of
their Government, ehan b. surprised toE14 Wc3p4
out af the dilemma il not found.