, 1875-06-06
FOREIGN.
4 German SALESMAN On the strure1a
BETWEEN the Emperor and
the Pope.
Reply of the Prussian Bisnons To
the Recent Government
Edict.

GERMANY AND ROME,
| COUNT NUSsrEn. THE GERMAN AMP AssApoa r.
! ENGLAND, on THE STRUGGLE Bx1Y11x r8u
! EMPEROR AND THE POPE.
| On May II, the members Of tho National Club
| in London entertained Count Munster, thu Ger
! man Ambassador, At their anpual dluncr. which
took place as the Club House, whitehall Gar
deus. In tue absence Of Lord Fltzwal.er frnrn
illneas, tue chair wae taken by Mr. Holk u. p
The Chairman said:
Tho toast which have the honor t. uronoaa !,
one which an confident will b. reserved WIN ~
thuitasm by those PRESENT We h4vs tho honor 10
night to entertain as our guest tho German Auba.ts-
dor. (cneers1 His E1celIency has been good euoush
to favor Us with hls presence, notwh4taadiuE r.
cont ssyese attask OF ndlapositon and a be- andsr
tho necessity Of leaving eArly .sk your pe1mt.-
sion to pEopose u the next tcass, the health
of bis Ezcellency Count Munster. ~[che.r,.1
and to recognize the honor which bis EzceIency h.
1oua Us Ia coming among LII tonight {ue2r basrl
have now the honor 70 propose nothing zuoes th1a
generally COURTEOUS welcome to ctr distinguished
guest for we welcome his E1cllency this evening N
;1e representative Of United Protestant Germany,
loud eheessl becar1e well assured Of hts oxn
ssmnAth:ea with troses:4ntistn, and because hs
boldly asserted the tadependence of bis country tn
oppos;.tlon to uttr4mont4ne aggression. [Rene~ed
pathze with Germany in bar resistance to saeerdntsl
pretensions (aeAr, haatI Tho struggle tha. t. nor
gong On ii Gernany il neither less than "a
assertion On to ons hand, and deai4i On ths
other, Of the right Of the German people to thipf
TOR themselves and to act ulon their judgmelt
.,ot n m'tss f.s Of @ ana religious
synpzthize wsrh that struggle. II Is \ sasuez,s
~ which foref4thess engaged COO Year, tTo
engage oafse,yss. luea1, hsar.] But IN aaa.ten =
this gentleman, We cannot forget that aze sanae-
wh t akin to tie Gtrnan people, (ffa7r hear.1 Our
syiafx:hias ara noue ths lexa es>4use 70 rameubsr
that He came Of fha s1tua stock, and wa do no4
forget that Of late years the two nations hava bSou
united by matrimonial alliance bstween thu Hov.I
Germany Is our ptinseas Royal United th4s "A VI
arc In desceut by marriage, aud IA Protestant
btn4 The nations in closer bond OF friendship Long
nay .ney remain unieed- Hear, he4z.l U.lited ii
mntu4l rsspsct for o1e anotles united al to h.na
aud sho1 1lder to shoulder in resistance to syezytainx
that can oppose the wedaru Of the human family:
untsd especially iu aleg to Divine MAsar in
support Of our common faith IN dsGensa OF civil
dependence Of nations. (Cae2rs.l have now to pro-
pose ths hsAta of hia ExceLlsuey Coun. Nurata1.
ICaeers.1
Tie toast having been drunk With grea. eo1dt-
ailty. Count Munster r0se, aad was received With
fresh demonstrations OF aoi lause. Ho aaid:
Ny Lords and Gentlemen ha7a to thank your Chair
uau most heartily for Tue kind in which hs
las oesn good enough to PROPOSE mS health, and 70
AanE you Sof the 6nd way tn which yuu h&ve received
ND he.rty drank bis toaas, But gentlemen hsrs
,t1er fseings of grattads 10 e1prss u yon Most ii
ne addresses Of sympathy Of ths Ensiss
,sotsss,n .s mt, for the German n.,ion md e@a
BsuEe you that my Imp hal H1stes that biz great
.hancesor Prince Bismarck (checr.l, and that M
3arman poopie attach gieat valle to tnese .rfs Of
sympathy. rhese mYsEs Of sympathy prove .h.f the
rug ;la in which ths Protaataut Rmpiro Is engaged
,o wu,t enemies w>n.ed uaaka out and wanted
10 e thcgnt to bs Ia not ssries Of acts VI tyzsn
s;sust tue EolnAn c .thoic religion tus that you
~ taa. it is the State that is bound to pro.sct IL
ae}ss ,n Is ID bound nna to Rsotsst liberty Of
at1sstan education. lHear! ueAx!l Cent? N n, jon
know the German history. You nll know the st1ug-
les which hlya taken pI.ee between the pa:,es md
as Gsru4u Eml e1ors. You know that aerman
.p .ror had to 60 as penitent to C1noasa and ron
auw that Prince Bismarck, In OF his great speech
hey know tuat our Protestant nperors viii not IN
us''ro 60 to G nossa.' lc-eess.l Yoa knuw What
aow The misery TIA. VT nailed In der
NJ. 1tu know low Germany was divided,
III you know t. to't centuries Ill
I'd become whit 1t Ia now. graft Protestant Empire
Hear le1r1 Gent!emon 1t Is the Prot estAnt Empi1s
.ue3 thc dars l'so IL Of Eons ,9n't Ike. tch*tzsl
acre tAs ,tnaa feeling grows, vhere morality md
onselusnce must BE- n.ti 'nAl Church. TtIear.
earl Gentlemen, you soe tuat in vi oountrtea in
uru4.a the s4na struggle Ia pervndIug them
lesa- They c''au:r7es wut:h fa3, shensely7s
.fe bur waith fcsr, no. ssfe they think.
ou Switzer1AnI-the freq Il publican 6u,tze1aud
eng sged IN the sarno sru5gc, hopc tho struggle
i'll he spared to tA's country Tor time, butt
ihk you uaa better o'k ut in time (1oui oheerb.I
think you in Ireland Whit IL gaing on-{hear,
GARLAND thitsk you have not too f4r to 10 X to
y what is Preparing and what will le tha cass IN
ia coantEy. can ouly tell yol, grn!le1nen, tl1sa
j Imperial m lister, the Emperor, and Prince Bis
asrk will fu}an the tas.s they h1yn IN lcr:akea
he .rt.l You viii be that they will not b, Il
81 TIL The li:orty of conscience IL a.fc. You will 10
rc tn:t ell the l1ws which ky fpr thzt OBJ
II v II ,e carried out, til. wlole Of Lib~ral
II Ia 'a:ed Germany Is oa ter side. [uaar.l Rut
are tbs m man: NY coas waeu may haya
ace, Ill fn} re'ce with 70 IN Catholic coun-
:me,.. Gentlemen. yonr Csar,n.n has, ia
lie w"rds slHken Of -hc syrnsathy Of the two naous
: feel thato IA every ground for it, snd
cry rseson Tor il, but think it ia he duty Of eyaz3
.l-wishing Protestant to do every hing ha can U
omo.s this symrashy, and 10 promote the uninn -
ecn these two countries much and wacrarax
can. [Hear, hca!.l can assure yoa that as f4r ~
: ability will ena'le ne, will do III c4u 10. this
toa; and aun scre ID l, and In er-ry ono Of you
YARN sunpos OF. conclude, g.nt;e1,,n, In wishing
1t our two great Protest INT countries awn1a be
tcd- II lacy are united fe 4uro that ihe e1yiliza-
IL O: this W.T. II :lre, and that It u tho a4ta4t
d btst s4feguArd for peace [Chears.1