Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

Bismarck. On the contrary. at the ls@'
couuci, OF ministers and o'her high III
GERS OF state, otter Prince Bismarck had
stated form,ly and ~ length his home ano
foreign policy, the E nperor intimated his
entire acquisecence in the pslicy ana com
plets conf tance in his great minister
Toe semi-s ficial press alludes to the
Council sc to q consolidation Il the eX
lstirg regime, but nothing seems TO con
vince the Progressists they are leaning
on 5 broken reed. Some OF their papers
even exoress hope that the Emperor
would r, fuse to sanction the R-lcnstag
cir ouaptial law and the socialist law
pissed Curirg the life II Emperor WI
lam. The Emperor under tie constitu-
uou coul1 not veto laws w0ica were IL
suspense through the Illness or destn OF
his n -etec s.or. Their sppearancs 10
r tcn Az ig-r with thu Z nperor Fred
.r,ck's sIga.;ure attached 10 them mas
,ettleh the matter.
VIEW OF FRENCH POLITICS.
Tn. sudden change in p sillCn OF the
FfeuC h politlcsl parties has reWs kep'
nppr, hepsiuDs for the immediate fu ute.
G neral Boul.pgtr is now felt 10 be no
CT IL shadow but substantial fo1c',
reatenirg The pace Of Europe. 10.
DIS Paris advIces greatly DISTURBED
ficlsl circles NJ relisUce Is placed
uu,nspy possible ministry that FioQuet,
Cemenct an, or any other man my form
( II the msiutenance Of pesce. Wnat Ger
many looks forward to is the Voice
of the French nation on appeal.
n a dissolution OF the Chamber
produces s strong BouIanger party 1t
w,u be taken mere as equivalent 10 pep
Mar vot.. War and The convenience Oh
,he + epch to begin 1t will no; be awaited
The entire press of the country realz
the dangers of the position The M
tiouel u l,ung hopes the Chamber OF
Deputies will yet tpd q way to save the
state from the war party, but despsffs OF
the republic unless President Carnot can
ublsin q suoDg ministry, nav
log programme of peace,
without .n nr-iere pense.
yoss,che 2 ,itung recognizes in Presidens
Carno. 8 prudent statesman, who Is con-
sclous that Boulsngerism means mon
.rchy. which will lead to electorshfp, al
Unless the R-pu olicans are aole TO sup
port C.rnot with a solid government, toe
idess that triumph will involve the over
throw of the republic and the extinction
| Il the 06tlOD. NJ pepOt IA wv .J -
Austria, however Radical, has the slight
est sympathy With the Boulanger ncVe
ment.
| BUssIA's MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
The teDpora.V cuuhdeDce OF the Ger
man people In Russian peace protests Is
vanishing, attention being again directed
To R1ssia's military preparations, wnict
occasion reue wed dlbtrust. The hr.u't
q ituog's dispatches pronounce Rissiar
action immlnent. Sns has trltd snc
failed to oosnin permission from una
uIs to pass tnrough ner territory TO bul
gatia. Under su agreement between Inc
HI g OF R>umsnia and the Austrian gov
eminent If Rlssla Tries to force bel
way the united srmies will Tesis
tne attempt. The Car has offered thu
r ,umauian government counter alliance
pruDi-ine to add Trsnsylv mia TO the do
mlnions Of King Charles in event o
the SUCCESS Of the cempaigu. The one
yss rel cited. Genera Arzenikoff, Will
nsadouarters ut Klschen. Fl, comtnano
the advance, and according 10 the Pestne
LLOYD has siready q cted the orsan!z,
ION VI s corps to open the campaign II
Msy.
Tae Cz,r banquetted General Won Wer
der to night as envoy OF the Enpero
Frederick and will confer decoration
I'd IN him Neither honor Is OF specia
significance.