New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
PRINCE BLSMARCK'S POWERS.
THE i,EGFET OF THE EMPIRE.
S,fruaa Letter % London standard

"Dut how IS il possible for his German
Alajasy 70 the Rev. Herr SIZE kes as ms Chaplain
In Oranary after crushing exposure % tnat pAtry
finale m 1e ate Parliamentary Gr5Itc !" THIS question
was addressed the other gay by j rlh politician 10
gentieman cOn. ectcd With the Court " MS halesS,
was tlo reply, is aged ma,-tOO aged, Ia Iaet, 10
follow the uewsp pefs ana watch tbe progress OF
~ nc1raint him with astounding disclosures of the
last few ddysS :" the interrogation rjo ed. Inc Court
the gentleman connected with thIt establishment re-
tortei Is anxious 10 preserve Ills Majestys neal,u'
lie Emperor having become very weak and excltaDe.
lcD him unless there absolute necessity for H. Upon
TINS NECESSITY Prince Bismarck and very few otnef
,peI sonages have alone to decide"
Tuc ABOVE explains how II il Prince Bismarck mas
rrcfieaIy becone Pciuce Regent Of he Empire welt
IN q subject III preference 10 me Crown PrEce. nc at.
Ter mas thought IL unavoidable to absent himself from
Be- N tor more than year past.
Blu; P.nce Bismarck is more than Prince Regent. Be.
knowu how 10 eschew Parliamentary couIIol. Under
the Universal Suffrage system introduced Dy MN tho
nIrA vote N the Id province. absolutely direced by
lie country policemen and the pastOrs WHO are 1ewlse
nabituatad live ~ the Pay and tn fear OF tie Govern.
meme IL the new Protestant piovi"ces TINS IL NOT 20
ease but any OPP sngn t t,, I mgnt
montaues. However opposed TO Prince Blsmarek,
the UnramontIucs are sill more N@>uie 20
the Liberals, WHO nor eng bei4ed the rfIhee ~, 70
eLct tn, late EeceeIdsiich Laws, but. rs WAS eoheu
styey sBOWu year ago, are less cEld TO repeal then
than the Prince VINO Is always prcpar'd ior bargain.
Liberals IN politics. the moment ~, Reconsideration
repealed, .Ae Uitramonanes take espeeia' aengnt
unsa tshea BY oItitlAS w iI pi LIZ
tnrougn his u, Gle sasca Laws Tor wnch noshils uhe
lea Tue Piaee divided The Liberals against themselves
pited the indcOcDdeDt CatHulc against tbc lh"cpend
ue,I. Prbtestans vote, and almost DunCG me Hnu-
ence OF SON urG Germany tne I'm peri Parliament
Alm- c.iely a. pcsSess II PERSONAL power as he
does aud rear ag every thng else a. OF c0l1patilFey
secondary interest the Prince 10 doubt aci yea mas
t,r stroke III thus cndsculatnS the LsglsIature
M the very mcWCnt tHat lie ciealed IL.
nr the value German univ ms been greatly dcprc-
atod 10 tae Of people OOtD by Jne Mln sterai
oi:ofeuce created ,c Gnserurulou> tAcllcs eui.
puy,d m playing party against che othef Oh
tLe accusations You VIII De abe 10 FORM an iiea
yue tel you tbat tae recent Parliamentary debate
the Pruce was an but openly charged WIN suDsldiLlng
socrlists aud saiaFyng aniJey1sn ectOss, Win The
DIES, n OF creating dlSseu Ee Liberal camp win
ref uee 10 ihc ant Jewish a.ita n more particularly,
Il is 1Ow universally admitted tna was got np % the
wcr. Chancellor for tue purpose oi contrOiilus tue
next elections. l. --,..-,
for the Prnco IL mas beea. II Wild eocastic
scne ne of narg uut1 iacturcr ~ well rs work ngnan
depehaent ugo favor assistance ana support oi the
state; his extravaganza plohi>e OF lcUluIg dlfect
taxes Indirect are granted dud MS ncgiect IN
Keeping II; his selling pofion o! Inc cc.lAs'io
Laws to tile UlranOuIanes the moment trty VHtrtu 10
p9y, Dy the Enactment ~ now ~ iH-i .hs las 80
xasperat ed TIE leading OF toe Ntona Liberals -
40 induce tnem form u new party lIlepded Ia nght
The man that, rom bsiDg OmnipOten ms atey taken
10 consider himself omnscient. supreme eu9rt is
evidently to be made Dv the Liberals. should
they gli considerable number OF seats and. ior the
IN time since TIE revival the Empire, resolutey de-
clare against PRIME. Bismarck. there ~ perhaps chance
o their reing supported ny The Catholics, when tue
powrr OF tn ChaicslOr Will soon be restricted 10 ia
nrona AND