Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-30
GRANT AND COMMUNISM.
Significant utterances During An
Iut.rvtew with Prince BIS.
From i. Berlin Letter to the N. Y. Herald ]

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From . Berlin Letter to the N. Y. Herald
The Prince said that another reason
why BIO was sorry the Congress was in
session was that he could not take Gen.
sral Grant around and show him Berlin.
He said also that the Emperor himself
was disappointed in not being able to
see the General.
'His Majesty" said the Prince. has
been expecting You. and has the greatest
interest In your character and history
and your visit to Germany. He CON-
mands me to say that nothing but his
doctors ORDERS that he shall see no one
prevents his seeing you"
The General said. 81 am sorry that /
cannot have that honor. but l am far
more sorry for the cause and hope the
Emperor is recovering"
IAN the Indications are OF the best"
answered the Prince. for the Emps-
ror has a hne constitution and great
courage and endurance. but you know
he Is q very old man."
THAT" said the general. Z" adds to
the horror m feels for the crime"
"lt IL so strange, No strange and so
sad" answered the Prince. with marked
~" nuois ~ =" n. LII
80 ~, ,has Sn", ,.~ ~ shoo, him
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saas "a ~. rnn.,o,'.
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ns ram, ooih Pl,nevs, "o P anS
man !" a., ~ ,als
-o,. my ~ -
snAi, aeooun' y. .no N,s she
OF o.hs.s. AI .neir suu', u ne IS.
usA'en 'ue huhi'n sito, 'm.,aaa
psioa '" H. 81.
~. IL 800 ,onnJ.J any oS.'s fa.l.
TO-. go ,mnsssJ = h.r,lsh;n He il
,hs mos, ssni.i anI winning ~ men
,hinling AWAY. anxious alSays for the
eomfor, and welfare Of his peopIe-of
,boss around him. You cannot con.
cs;ve . amer ,vna of M. noble. eourts-
ou. Charitable old gentleman. with every
high quality Of a prince, as well as
.yety virtue of a man, | should have
supposed that the Emperor could have
walked alone all over the empire with.
out harm, and yet they must try and
shoot him."
The General said that il was a hor-
ribls thing, and referred to Lincoln-a
man Of the kindest and csntlsst nature
killed by an assassin.
.'In some re,pects." said the Prince.
continuing as il in half a reyery, and as
II speakinp Of A subject upon which he
hal been thinking a great deal (; ..in
.om. rssnsct. ,bs Emperor r.semble.
his ancestor. Frederick William. ths
father of Frederick the Great. The dif.
ference between the two is that the old
king would b. severe and harsh AT times
10 thos. around him. while the Emperor
Il nsy,r harsh 10 auy one. But the old
King had 90 muoh simplicit, of charac-
a, Iivad an sps,s,a. home loving do
m,.tie life. had All the republican aual.
itie.- So with mi, king /; he il 40 re-
public,n in ali things that even the
most extreme republican. IL he did his
character ~iustics. would admire him.
Tina General Answered that ,ha inan.
enes which aimed Al The Emp.ror'. life
was an influence ,bat would destroy nll
government All order ali socisty' re.
nnblics ami .mn;,.s
..In Ims,;cs No. ..;a ..ous NJ an,
~p.onls are al 40. ,rom ,ha naners
s%nxion. abont n Thsra IA onIy ons
way 10 deal with n. and that il by the