The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-02-02
FOREIGN.

In the German roichstag during the debate
OF the budget, discussion arose concerning
not aim at the new constitution. The maxim.
''the king reigns but does not govern" did moi
apply to Germany. The expression, 'sminis-
terial responsibility" was equally absurd. lie
declared that the rescript remained unshaken
by thu attacks upon it. He was fully aware OF
bis responsibility IN signing it. 1t was to the
sovereign, he said, and not 10 the parliament OF
smarck asserted doubts whether any one
could reproach him with cowardice. There
was great uprcAr on the left Bismarck
stepped forward and repeated his inquiry, say
ing, "ls there any one among you who dares
bring such a charger The speech created
eertion Of the doctrines of the imperial rescript
as to the relations between the Prussian king
and the people; direct challenge to the reich
stag, and very aggressive in tone.
jennings london special: The news that
Guiteau has been found guilty was received
with satisfaction and with feeling Of great re-
lief here, but average Eugllshmen, swho are
used 10 seeing murderer hanged three weeks
after his conviction, cannot understand why
the execution of the assassin should be delayed
until June or July. English criminal lawyers
unite in condemning Judge POrters harangue.
In this, country it would not have
been tolerated for moment Counsel
for the crown are not allowed 10 Gail down
male,2ictions upon the accused or to goad him
by abusive rhetoric into retorting However.
the whole case las been such gross burleeque
upon tho administration of justice that LAWYERS
here are at loss to understand American pro-
ce'iure. The studied itl-trestment of Mr.. SEQ
vile by Mr. Porter and bis associates, particu-
larly Nj. Corkhlls offensive buffoonery. is
much commented on in legal circles.
Jennings London special: The worst of the
the Sfnolz ovoh 700 il holt RI bc
over, but great anxiety has been felt throug';-
out the week, and although the failures have
been numerous, it is known that heavy Loses
have been incun ed by many important firms.
The rage for gambling has extended to all classes,
women joining in freely, and great are tie
from New York have greatly streng thened the
American market here. The situation is more
encouraging than it las been for some time,
stocks having passed into the hands Of strong
men, who will wait with patience for a rise.
In the German relchstag, during debate on
the budget. Won Puttkamer, minister of the in-
terror, said people should not entertain the IL
luslon that the government was completely up
set by the lste elections The session. he said,
had passed successfully. Bismarck had tri-
umphed on the question OF the incorporation
Of Hamburg. The imperial rescript. he de-
clsred, was especially adapted to avert any
fresh conflict In conclusion, he said: Sin the
European crisis which threatened us, we Nay
expect the monarchy will again provo itself to
be the bulwark of our rights and freedom"
private cable dispatch from Martinique, re-
ceived from G. A. DeGentille, prominent
American merchant, states that the negroes are
in insurrectlon, and Mir. Cicero, the Americas
vice consul, has been illegally arrested by an
interior negro official. Mr.. GENTLE, who sends
the cable dispatch. is one of the most respected
men at st. Pierre, and he and the two c0nsuls
are the only Americans who are now there.
Tbe lnsurrection may have reached very seri-
Gus proportions: if 80, the whites on the island
will be entirely at the mercy of the blacks.
Smaltey's London special: Gambetta's defeat
is the logical parliamentary result OF his ir-
reconciiable differences with the chamber,
which he has rightly compelled to declare
definitely whether it was for or against the
ministry: The chamber selfshly preferred it's
own prolongation to consolidation and strong
government Gambetts's confidence in the
support of the constituencies is unsbaken
The bodies of Huddy, the process server,
ana his nephew, who recently disappeared
from the neighborhood Of Ballinrabe, Ireland,
have been found in Laugh Mask, ia bags which
have been sunk by means OF large stones
The place where the bodies were found is near
the house OF a man named Carrigan, who is
now under arrest on suspicion.
New York Herald's London special: Gu,
Dublin correspondent telegraphs that the ques.
ton Of ibera:ing Mr.. Psrnell and the othe,
members Of parliament Will be debated at the
forthcoming cabinet council in Dublin castle
There ls much difference Of opinion on the sub.
ject, some person, high in authority fsvorine
their immediate release.