New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25


one could rcproach him with cowardice.
Advices from Lima describe the manner IN
which Messrs Trescott and Blaine, the United
States Commissioners, were received at Callao,
and state what are said to be the objects
of their mission. The political situation in
France is regarded as serious and the fall OF
the Ministry is said to be certain. Further
facts in regard to the financial panic in France
are made public.
| BISMARCK on THE IMPERIAL RESCRIPT.
BERLIN, Jan. 2I.-In tue Rcichstag in a debate on
the Budget to-day discussion arose concerning the
late Imperial RcScript Prince Bismarck said that
| II did not aim Ia create n new constitutions the
maxim the King eigns bat does not govern did
not aTply in Germany; the expression "consti-
| tuuonal abs0lntIsm of tho Ministry" was
| equally absurd. lie declared that the res
! cTipt remained mistaken by tho attacks
upon il he was fully aware of his responsibility in
! signing it, and that he was answcrabc for all the
act, Of the Sovereign. II Was to the Sovereign, he
said, and not to Parliament that Germany owed
! the position she enjoyed. Prince Bismarck asked
| whether any one could rcprOach him with cow
ardicc. There VAS great uproar on the Left
! Prince Bismarck St1pDcd forward and repeated his
! inquiry, sayiug: Is there one among you who
/ da,es 10 bring such 4 charge ?"
The speech of Prince Bismarck created great OK
! citcmcfi. II was an emphatic rcaSScrtion Of thc
doctrines Of the imperial rcscTpt to the relations
| between the Pru>>an King and ihc people. 4 di-
rect challenge to the i, chstae and very aggressive
in tone. caused tremendous uprOar in the House,
although otherwise it made q favorable impression.
Prince bismarck declared that he could only as
sumo tat learned persons who spoke Of the consti
uticual supremacy OF thc House afflicted with
obscure vision. He regretted they showed 50 lltic
respect for The King. Royalty. he said must not be
allowed 10 hc weakened BY dI,uSe. He reminded
the Deputies that he attended the Rcichstag merely
in the capacity of Royal Prus>ian PlenpOtcutiay.
In conclusion. he said that political tunctionaricS
during elections must defend the Government
against the camnIIes OF It's enemies the truth
against alsehOOd. At the same time, however with
The secret ballot they could yot" ~ they pleased
Herr llacnel denied that be had made any accusl-
tan of COWardICc.
Prince Bismarck reicined that Herr TIacncl's
statement that he sought to escape responsibility by
bringing forward the name OF the KING was charge
Herr Won Ienmcscn deprecated the tone of the
debate; hHt he admitted that the ontnnts Of the
Rc,oript were ndisputaby constitutional.
The defence of the Rcscript, which was made by
The members of the Right during the debate, IS con
sidrrcd very weak.
MTSSRS. TRESCOTT AND BLAINE n PERU.
PAN,lA. Jan. 1l.-A letter dated Lima, Decem-
Der -, says:
The United states steamer Lockawanns arrived at
Caao Friday last bringing the United states Com
m.siOncTs Mc-srs. and Blaine" and their Scce
tar:cs Great preparations hal been made by the Perm,
viarg 10 frt' Ncsrs Trrseou and Blaine, hut they dd
not appear oyerplcascd with the idea Of beng
made the lions OF the hour. They were received on
board the vessel by representatives, Of the CMlian
authorities, and BY comuittec Of Peruvian gentlencn
80 OF whom was HtnUr DrrGahp' VINO oHcTca th'h UI9
hospaiiiirs oi hs house. THIS offer wa' eced and
the Comm ssoncrs selected the France e. Anc!ecfre
Iott! Tor ,H'r fc'",hc' ulpS liclr S"rl t.Y Aef;
Nothing official seems 10 have been done, but every word
uttered by the Commissioners was caught mp aS
indicative OF the intentions or thrIr G"Ntfhheli
Even complimentary remark Of NJ B!ancs at lunch
i'm Mr. Dcrcano's house in winch lie expressed WISH
that his return, I'm about three months he would ind
the lag which governed the city changed was rapidly
once order the withdrawal ofth Chian@ from Peruvian
territory. The Iackuwanna coalcd. ana hc Commission
lett Callao on Christmas Day for Valparaiso.
An American correspondent in Lima writes under
datr Of December -, 10 Tic star amt Hcr0d as fol-
lows with regard TO the nssioa Of Mcs,rs Trcscott
and Blaine:
when tloy arrive at SANTIAGO Mr.. Blaine will mme-
Giac'y take charge of t.e American LEGATION, loit
vacant there hv the death OF General Fitzpatrick, and
viii present h. credentials 20 me Mihi-rt 81 r9ftsh
AT.re. a the same time taj Colonel Prescott VIII
quaint that ,incuonay Win ihe laet oi ms presence
Then The hr-t mater to re considered VIII bc the
arrest and deportation by Chill OF the Constitutional
President OF Peru, Don Francisco Garcia Cidcron The
American Government decs not comprehend WY Nr.
CadcInn ,ummarly dcpooed and dcportcd In view
Tor an cxplanaton, succ from it4 recognition of the
dccapitat"d ruler the blow fccms 10 fan heavily on
mr,c thai lir Garcia Calderon ect at liberty and
placed ia position where his executive functions may
Th,- fay, is the first point to be noood, and much
dcrrnds an tio tpurcr of tEc Government of Chill As
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