, 1879-07-29

possible el,nucs. l1y this aystcm at insinuation
mid incrfHiiuntion thev could In ccrtau clrc,,M.
stances, canso altnistor much nnru moderate
than he. In .ordUr to nvntd tho hnstiltty o.ta-
| stoned bY such suspicious consciously or 0thcr-
wise. actually to employ the means Of reaction,
sud seek support wherever for the moment ho
FOUND foWcr toes. But lio was not III t!at posi-.
lion:
1tn WAS TOO NEAR TIN FIND or MS CARRIER
iodcstroy hs present for the sake ot any futuro.
For atHlut year ho tnsl noticed change In tho
Liberals, naughty coo1ness which seemed 10
say tl,at le tnl,st ~ 70 them. but 10 fctt that
thGs wanlcd M th!nEs OF h1m ho c,nta n9t E!ro
ment, ss'd thereby. acquire an Influence over f.,
but, when II would rllo tic Government, then
It compelled the 1atter uu LIS sfic to tako to rr.
action. Since becoming Minister hu l,ntl never
so: lo Ind been hated In succession ty alI md
loved by some; but cyen In 1867, vi assuming
tho Office Of Pruss!an President. he Ind ncynr
allowed himself 10 DO led assray, he Ind never
tho guiding star-tha thought Of how tic could
best ssestow unity on Germany, and how, lint
once being achieved, he could 50 consolidate and
mold II as to render It darnblo BY the spo1.
Among these co-opcratore, ho reekonei
an cxcept!on9lly great advantage for
similarly conatltutcil, tl,at tic dynass!c element
| cvcn nut Of prussia hnd power which m,lst be
/ counted among the supports Of public order
. passlnE .,en TO explain b. present position to
liamcntnry history of Gcr'nuny from 1so0,
through the stirring events uf the tu.erval TIL
NOW the whole .wnB sermon on tic text that
paftics'snuSt be- ruled by the Government, not
Government BY parties; aud to assurud them
| thai nothing would htItnidnte him or nuke lin
faiter on tho path he had n,arkch out Iio
might suffer teverses by the way, but ho would
hold The story Ut Robert Drucs mud the spitlpr
forever before his eyes, lie would rucondition-
nlly follow to tie cnd tllc course he held to be
rglt,, whether he IN rcturn rcaped lova Or
| hntrc1.
Such Is q short and imperfect summary OF
| speech which must rank ns one Of tho nnst Of
iectivc Parliamentary efforts Of Prince Bis
! mnrck-a speech full OF stutistfcs and iult Of
hlstor,Y, dlstgurcd by nil tle dark involved
pfFcas wnls s'afasteFzea sa s e.atprsal . efforts
phor aud the Imagery Of Burke.
rAssAdR or TIE Mill.
DEnL1N, July 1o.-Ycstcrday. by n majority
81 exactly 100,-Llc nutntcra be!ng 2l7 aE,tnst
Ill votca,-tho Nermun Parliament rotcd The
nav Protective Tariff and Tariff Inv, which
nave, occupied 1t moro or. lcss constantly for
nearly tho past tllrce months, md the session
WIS then closed, having been tho longest and
inost lahortous on record. 1t mas giveiI birth to
standing traditions of Pr,ssian history; aald liza
| thoroughly cllanEcd the rclnttous Of tl,a va
rIDu4 polittcu Dartfta in Parliament T'ha
Clcrica's7 Tor one thing, llavo formed m atfcG
| tinn win lid C*,narrrnttvca' md hsvc' Itvrn
their support to tllrtr most tmplecab]c perso.
cutor, for d reason which no man seems nor
fectly apln to exp!atn;. while Prince bismarck
nuthil,y mofo to tio with thn iinernia' ,vhn n
oil previous puf!cayorB OF llis to buiId in mi
cousoltdatc the Empire, have boon Ills strongest
stay: Az aEd tl,at party appcars to be now fadIns
Saturday Tns mt 40 mur, n inv of t1chatr in
| Parliament rs day Of protest. 1rhc cIIos de.
tuilcd result arrived Ut was declaou fIxinr tha
coming into force OF the law wjt, roisrci,ce IN
coru.Iutirs Iur the lit of jnni,nry. tHSO inx,red
OF tic ist OF Octoler next. FmaiIy. liz iii in
uIi It's entirety wss placed for approval befors
The House, und nitur Kind Of pntr[o.ic uean or
for hfs rol,ntrvts lila had lecn s,,ni- hr Denntv
yvn hlarschal}, of the CONSERVATIVE frllnwtnI;
two Btendsa.t md honoroGle-minded men rnsc
to register sllelr earnest protest against q
n,oasuro which they believe Will
by increasing thosa eyj.s which Il ts sought Ia
| remedy. Fiat Of Mi. iirrr 11eiIrurcE mi
lately colIcaguc Of tho rrIpce in tl,s I,nncrtai
Chnnceljcry, ntHlke out hs mini in wnv ,shirt
vat delivered. VIII trsnei,at,t IovIc mi II su1,,
| tious moderation, boapcakiue mind Of nurely
mathematical flabts DR.. Delbrucck stroyu 10
It wonIG arjeyo,islv mira cxnnrt in'ims.eins'
and oporessiyeiy rai.o til, prico Of thc common.
cst nercssariea Uf ijfe. Til. cof,,1tiea nrn MI.
soIuteIy unaeceptabio by him. for thew ctnurofl
ti,eir wi,olo fInanctal noiicy. esnccia(y that of
thu IofyuroIn. aud promised nnt1iinw hut dis.
content and confusion in thu ia,ui. In nnawnr.
tllcn. to Prof. Trcitschkc, VIM as fayorl1,r tho
bll chiefly dealt wIth tlo fears attnchtDi, t6 the
FrnnckOnStcin motion. btt.slinr Tia Wn,,s,, r,ir
on thr sc,,se nuI mnulImnss nj TIM }rT.
mnn nnt,on for results nss,Irin,r thrm tint thnn
the star OF Past!culartsm stood in eadents domo,
mi nrnnI..aicfI ncr,nt,,nf cnnftrts III ~enm ,hS
FmlnrnI CnInti, mi fh. Enancn Mjnistrts nY
shr varons HtaIra rie 1nnl, e, s,nnn fi,s in,v a.
hv would, therefore, not Incur any responsibility
| 10r tll COlEG0uEfEtE bY Voting Tor IT, 4ltQ vote