The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13
LAsK ER BISMARCK.
laaiilesai Dseamss's IN The asf@sh-
Americas asddIs.
How nismafet Forced the Naufsu'
Dose Down.
diplomatic Hypocrisy Ia Cold Tip',


\. memorandum OF eoayefsali0n March :,
issi-Ths German minis ~ said; 'Af
lsseTetary, have received Instructions lflm
nv .s0yernment 20 read a. you aud leave
Win you a copy OF the despatch Shioh
hold IA my kand, relating % resolution OF
condo .ncs adopted ~ the housa oi repre-
s.ntaUyss II the United States on The death
al Herr LaskeT" fhe despatch ifom lnuc1
bismarck thus presented by Won Eissa-
decker was as i0iiOwt;
FaIDERicKsHUHf Feb 2, issl
IfranslAtiol'l fhu suyoy oi 'hs Vhl,ed
States Of America has eommuhlcaled Win
a po,s OF ths date OF the lst OF sepiom Oct,
81 ths Te.tlutlOn OF the American house OF
REPRESENTATIVES. dated the Oh OF Januafy,ln
which the house expresses lie regret AZ tAa
4 death OF Edward Laakrr, EVERY appftna-
ton which ghs peis0nsl qualities ot q Ger
~ an rec, ives in foreign eonnlrY osh no.
be but pleasant 10 the national ieel,ns es'
paoislly when smanal'ns from sneh ah l'is,
uoFtant body as the American house OF
representatives. should therefore, have
yr.tsiq.lg received SAtgeIts communities
lion and shoa!d have aNfed his maj faty,
line empsTor, 90 empower mo 70 ptrsvht II
/ 10 the R1icnalhg, II the resolution 81 the
On OF January did not 81 The same ilne
/. contain Au oplnion aud deductions aud al
fsrt, the poiticAl action % Representative
Lssker, which Is opposed Ia my eonV.e-
Mons, In the res ilul ma Il IL said Ia itla'
zion 10 the deceased that his constant *
, nositlon OF free aud liberal ide.s had mate
rally advanced the social, .pol'uesl ana
, economIesl condition OF those people.
, From my knowledge Of the course; point
, cal and economic, lne German people nave
. taken. can not regald this opinion as one
in accordance with the facts have wit
, messed, would not venture my Judgment
|, 10 that like illuslrious assembly, tne h0ure
Of repre- enta,ives OF the United states, u
| had not gained. during Al active psrtci'
patton Ia Gsrmss pohies. OF more lhsh
: tpirty wears. an experience which encour.
. AGES me TO attach TO my opinion . certain
I com rtehcy, Within these liDi-s l cannot
. msge M my mind 10 ask MS majesty, me
/ emperor. tor the necessary authorization 10
, communicate the resolution OF the house oil
| representatives Of the United States % the
: German Reieh.tsg; oecs 80 snpnlu 'hHto 'i
. with have 10 officially endorse, myeeli, ana
, also endorse with his m jssty, the emperor,
an opinion which l am unable ~ r.clgnizs
!" Fsigned yos HIsx,RcK
r Alter reading and presenting To Secret Try
/. Frolinghuysen tue ABOVE letter AlnhtsI
Vnn Elpendecker added: II am further IN
;, strnolsd TO express 10 you, Dir. Secretary
pdLce Bismgrck's regrets that he iound
himself unable 20 comply with the wish
formulated by Sargent. Also 10 leave wltn
4 Won. If YOU desire it su engrossei copy o.
!. the resolution which, Ia deefence to it'
p hirh origin, | msy add my government
Il can not on It's responsibility feel AZ iOerti
,. 20 re,ain.n The secretary Of state said
"a Mr. Minister, in Response 10 your oiler
10 return the engru 'sed copy OF the teaolulion
a lei me saw tlat the president cannot 0e sup
nnspu 10 rave any wish Ia respect 20 via
The German government may DO 10 TeRhro
Ia 10 thu disposition OF the copy oil tue nous,
M of representatives after IL has been decided
l~a ,.aRatniffaH In the hDlv tO
n which IL was courteously intended Th'
a minister replied: your answer, Mr. sec
Al retary. expresses no wish, and coase uentl,
"a relieves my government from the ohllga
l. ton il has iels to return the resolutloL
ia entrusted to IL for transmission Tue las
Df document in the series Is the ietter IRON
a. Secretary Frelinghuysen to Minister sar'
:. gent. written to-day.
~ W.sulKsron, March N,-[Press. Fol
loving Ia the text Il Secretary FrelnR
huysen's letter Of yesterday to Ministe
. 6eOsrtme.. Of s..s.. Washington D ca hsrcl
d SiR:~I enclose the copy Of note o
% which a COPY has been handed me by tn
1t German. minister, and which states tina
70 Prince Bismarck declines TO be the med
ium OF comn unlcation between the hous'
J. of representatives Of the United States ant
the rsGhss s 81 ' o Mrs. ha The ' ss
s. luton was passed by the house with mos
y courteous motives Tor the singh
ct purpose of expressing sympathy with {
n corrasuondent branch OF government o.
is n friendly nation on the loss OF one oil IL
l. distinguished members, who died withiI
o. the national jurisdiction OF congress. II an!
70 other purpose as been surmised, the IL
disposition of this republic, es proven BY
The history of a century, to obtrude upol
M other ssti,,as the sacred polite i principle
r. upon which our own prosperity II
d founded should have counteracteu INA
q. so mise. In the customary ORDER th'
"a transmission OF the resoln ion came lntc
D. the possession Of his exoellency, VINO i
G. pleased to explain the embarrassment
10 nnder which he concsiyts he wouls laooI
% by forwarding it to its destination. hi.
4. position and the personal convictions e
a which he alludea are matters affecting his
4, excellency alone, aud upon the IT 10 moi
is becoming that make any remark, furthel
10 than to say that 1t does It occur to me
ID how the transmission OF the resoluti3n
Is would have involved an endorsement OF the
political views of Mr.. Lasker. My duty
Of courtesy to the house nj representatives
IA ends with forwarding of the resolution
is through the proper channel to The hands
e of an officer charged with the admnlstra
y ton of the foreign affairs OF Germany
n This government is not disposed to inquire
"a fereut branches OF another. The sentiments
IF of tho resolution are now generally known.
b Their merits or dement's can be judged, and
:, its non transmission officially as it was
Il intended md claimed on its face
% to be- OF friendly interest
J. while matter OF regret IL
!, not one of concern to either brauoh OF the
e government Of the United States You
i will either forward u copy OF this inssruc
9 ton to the minister for foreign affairs OF
s read it to him and leave him a copy, as you
ascertain he prefers. l am etc
Frederick FRELINaHUYsRN.
q Mr.. Won Esepdscker, German munster,
}. said to a reporter of the Associated Press
0 to-day in reply to enquiries 10
0 regard to the return OF the
4 Lssker resolution that he had carried
g out his instructions. Ills governments
e action in the matter was, he said, twnfOld.
{ Tn the first place it was compelled, for i'm.
9 portsnt reasons relating to the internal
politics of Germany, not TO send rresoiu-
lions to the reichs.ag, and yet IL could not
Q m RELY retain 1t, since tina might have i'm
v ! plitd indifference or discourtesy and the
9 course pursued by the government vas
| certainly the most courtesus that the sltua-
ton permitted. The minister felt entirely
satisfied, he ssid. that there was no dlsre-
spect or discourtesy' intended on either
, side.
P. w. Goebsl, druggis. of L1uisburg
Kansas. saws: II havs sold Pr ckly Ash
, Bitters' for five years, and l have never
handled medicine which gave more uni
yerAl satisfaction. it's fast becoming the
, family medicine of this section. l have
. warranted dozens of bottles and never had
, one returned.
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