The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-12
Won BISM ARCK'S SNUB.
FULL TEXT OF HIS LAskeR LETTER.
Reasons 'or Returning the Resolution
Estimate uf the Vote On the lionnepin
Canal iiil-COrn and wheat sta
tlsilOa - Gold Expectation,
TnE LAsKEn nEsoLrrIoN.

ana Minister Sargent relative ~ tie return
Of the resolution by Bismarck, In which
MI Sargent said that he had been wholly
dvlogarded Next Is memorandum Of u
conversation March between Secretary
Frelnghuysrn and Herr Won ESendeckef,
the German Minister, IN which the latter
presented the following dispatch from Bis
lnarcI returning the resolution
The Envoy ui the United states Of America
hus communicated WIN u note, lhlel fobru'
ury \, ihr trNl ~ u resolution ui The American
House ui Representative, dated January " Ia
which ihu House cNprrsHcA ilH regret ~ tho
death Of Dr, kdouam luhkcr Every nppreol'
alton winch the purHuuul qualities OF Ger
man receive In u foreign country Oun not but
be- pleasing tu our NutlOuu feelings, especial.
" when cnnnhllng from such nm I'm
fore, have gratefully r0coiIcd Alr
Nurpent'b communications, Hnd should have
asked his Majesty the Emperor ~ clnpOwof
me 10 plcsrul II 10 the hoichaiag II tho rcsO'
luton did not NJ the same time contain Hl
opinion un tho direction ANA ctiouW OF tho
political action of lloprcsonlniiNc lHakpr,
which a opposed 10 my convictions, % the
rOfOlulun "a l. said, IN relation Ia tho de-
O0nHcd, that ms lrin ana constant cNpoai'
ton uf tree aud liberal druH hhs materially
ud' nnCcd tie HOulul, political ANA economic
condition o' thrso people
lunl ana cCuuOm Development ot tho Cor
mnu people hnNU taken | can not regard THIS
opinion ~ Ouo In nccOldnnou WIN the FACTS
have witnessed, I would not venture to op,
pnHo my Judgment 10 TINT Of IN lluHtrlOuA ~,
hOmhlY Ike the House Of Representatives Of
the United FtuioH, " htd not gained, during
M active participation IN German Internal pol
iliuH OF more than thirty years, an experience
which encourages mo ~ attach also, 10
mA upuiun certain competence ! uun not
make up NY mint TO ask NJ. Majesty the Eln'
potur Tor the necessary authorization 10 com,
muuiuniu the resolutions OF the House OF
Representatives oi the United states % the
German liuiuhHinW, because I should there
WITH have 10 officially lndOrHc, for lnyAoli nnd
his Majesty tho Emperor, IN opinion which
VON nMMAWCK.
The last document OF tho series Is q letter
dated Monday, from Secretary Frcllng
huysen Ia Minister Sargent, In whlch thy
Secretary acknowledges the receipt Of BIS
mNrckH communication returning the
l,Nsker resolution, Continuing, Frelng'
huyson explains tho motive of tho res0u.
ton aud says thnt he can not Wr how the
transmission Of the resolution would have
Involved Bismarck In m Endorsement Of
Lasker'S political Views
rIE nENNErIN CANAL MA,
II the Committee IN Railways aud Canals
shnll br reached In the call Of committees
on Monday nest, Judge Murphy Of Iowa,
Will a,k that u day be srl apart for c0nsld'
Grafton ui the llcNncpln Canal bill, Should
the motion hc defeated by viva y0ce vote
Mr. Murphy will call for the yeas and nays,
with View 10 determining the relative
strength Ot the House on tho subject
The gentleman having the matter In charge
have been worry careful about making
public the results Of their canvass,
Maryland, West Virginia, Louisiana, Mis-
sissppl, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and
the puOl0c Slope win east solid vote In
favor oi the bill. Illinois, Minnesota and
Texas with one exception each VIII sup
port II sOlIdly II viii receive about half
tho votes OF the Arkansas, Kentucky Maine,
Vermont, 1Onncsaoc Ohio Indiana, N"
York aud Massachusetts, delegations, and q
scattering vote Of two or three each In
Georgia Missouri, South Carolina, North
Carolina, Alabama, Florida, New Jersey
aud Rhode island, This will make the Op-
pr0ylmntc vote for tho bill one hundred aud
sixty
CoWN AMI wlIEAE
Tho report Of tho consumption and dis
lrlbulIOn Of corn and wheat In the United
States FROM tho returns Of the Department
Of Agriculture March /, will show that
about slXty's0ycn per cent Of the corn crop
has gone into consumption, leaving thirty
three per cont still remaining on hand,
against thlity'slX per cent OF the crop of
1889 March |, 1884 This shows u r0duC.
ton Of about 1O 900, 900 bushels In Mlchl.
gan, Wisconsin nnd Minnesota the stock Is
but 5000, 900 bushels, against 2d,00O,000
last March, In the belt Including Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois aud Iowa, producing bbs.
00O, 900 bushels, tho stock ls only lb2, 900.
900, which IN less by $4,000, 0OO than tho
stock March |, 1881. Tho proportion Of
meichnnublo corn IN 90 per cent, or D30,.
OOO, OOO bushels IN average years, accord
Ink To these returns, II ls per cent, Five
slXlhs Of all unmelchuntAbe corn, or
more than bOO,OOOO 900 bushels, Ia
found north Of the ohio River aud woE
Of Pennsylvania The average price OF
mcrchanlNbIo corn IA placed NJ about o.
cents pOr bushcl, or $3.50, 900, 900 Tho I'm.
mclchnnlnble makes M average Of "a cents
pOr bushul, aud tho value N Sl01, 900, 900,
Seyun per cent Of tho crop is yet In tho
fields unhhryostcd. The wheat Of 1883 10.
manning on hand IL returned W llO, 900, 900
bushels Or twenty weight per cent NJ the corn
'lNl NNlNN " ANNNl wv NlllNNANN WI lNhN
aggregated lH, 900, 900, The report will
give results OF un investigation OF the com.
puNllyr quality ot the crop Of 1881,
TilE EXPLOITATION on 0Ol,p,
H. w. BuWhud, Director " tho Mint
says there IA no cause for alarm nj tho
wlthdrUwalO Of gold usthc quantities shipped
thus far are comparatively small. The
causes assigned 10y some OF the New York
| financial publications -nnmoly, tho nd
ynnccd ratio Of interest In England and tho
depression 0l American st0Clts-hnyo no
doubt had great deal 10 do with tho
shipments The feature OF the movement
most surprising TO Nlf Burchad ls that
nearly MI the Withdrawals aro In double
eagles, whereas usually gold bars arc con-
| eIdprcd more profitable 10 ship. Mr., Bur
| Chard thinks the cNlllng In Of one Two and
| Ave dollar BILLS and the Issuing Instead OF
| small silver certificates on silver coin would
have u beneficial effect upon the financial
condition Of the country,
| nousr,
| ON Monday Mr. liOacCruns introduced
ahll incorporRe W. ae,oTs,on9 oI rars lI n
| ldonllOul with lhul presented ~ lhq senate
| w Mr' thermnn, Hlhhtilg c9nyllgnt ~ olHh.
hours 70 newspapers, MI Deuatcr ouVrou u
resolution rpOlilnu ihni tho United Shtth
Munster 20 0ormhny had boen nsaelle1 by
| neniiollltlnl newspapers uf Berllt anu gllllhH
| Tor copies OF communications hnd Olhclnl COR
| ruappndenOu on the subject Leave was grant
/ pd tho pOHtaOlllup Department 10 withdraw
| from the floa OF the House the reports on the
| AulslOuto caepe, as the papers were originals,
| The House then began considering meas.
/ uroH relating 10 the District of Columbia but
before anything WIS doneu message was ro'
| uelyud from the PioHldcnt Mr. uucnthor
asked thnt II be rend Immediately, though MI.
| Cassidy Hupposlcd IN an undcrionc that II
| might he better 10 walt until the new steel
| cruisers were finished, Mr. llHo0ck lulmcdI.
| ately offered " resolution, which was reiored
| 20 the Committee on Foreign Affairs, reotinp
| that, ne friendly and reHpoOiiul com
| munlouiion ~ the Parliament OF the German
| Empire Ind been Intercepted arbitrarily ANA
| returned by n peiiun nov holding tile pOal'