The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-14


roNy People
The Emperor las GUIDED his glori-
Ous dfc. ln the muah-iovcd fther
WHOM bewail whom my royal house
with III" l4mcut' il deepest sorrow,
the faithful Prussiqn people nave lost
their mm crowned KING, the German
nation the founder of It's unity, and
the newly risen empire the fret Ger
man emperor His llluslrious name
wi remain usopArnbly bound up
with the greatness of German father
land, in whose new e.; cation the strer-
uous labor Of he plus-iAn people
aud Princes has met with its most
splendid reward. WhIla King Will
ian iajsed The Prus-lan army to
the heights OF its earnest vocation hy
the ncvcr-tiring care OLA nations fA'h-
or, he laid the sure fcundg-
tion tor the victories which were If
forwards gained by German arms un-
der bis leadcr7hjp and out OF which
sprang nat onal unity. He thereby
secured to the empire position o.
power such rs up TO that time every
German heart hal " armed for but
had scare, ~ dared to hope for; and
in honorable ath-bringing fight, he
was dc-tined TO strengthen and benc-
Gcialy increase by long and peace
full term of his lnDoriou- years ofgov-
eminent. Safely resting upon their
own strength, are many who stand
forth esteemed IN the councils of the
uatlop, which d Siros OF ly to enjoy in
peaceful progress that which she
has won That This i, so, we have to
thank Emperor W Ham. In his yer
WaveriuG devotion to duy aud his
luNciAt gable activity, cousccr ted to
the We are Of ithcriahd, he was tuI
ported 10y his reliance upon the self
sarr : ,il. tcvotinn OF which the
Prus-.a people had given unvsrylng
PROOFS and IN VIII Ch all the German
races shared. All the rights aud duties |
which are connected with the crown |
and my house, and for which for the !
time thpt according TO Gods vii mny |
be allotted to mo to ulr, am rcsoly-
ed to faithfully proserYc the name
now passed 10 me. Imbucd with the
grrG'n,e' of my mission, | shall mskp
II my whole GudC tyor 10 continue lhc
fabric IN the spirit n which il was
tcu dcd, and TO make Germany the
.ohlIc Oh race, ana ios'cI her wei
."io' O my h'tHlul people VINO
nave ''ou ny my ioU,e through
'ul lhe history OF the VIII be
eH'"rE III go"u rs IN eViL otter my
uhp'uHd'u c'hiuchcC, Tor am con
Vlhecd mat the basis OF the unbrcHk-
able bond between the sovereign aud
die people, which iudeper dcn;Iy of
every change in the life of ne state
forms tho uhalloy@'Ie rtAnce OF
the house OF ll' henzoliorn My crown
resi- heuc,lorWard as securely rs II
uoe9 upon lhc devotion OF the people |
10 me government to which |
III" no" ca Ied,"hu 0 winch sole nn-
y propose 10 ne "A iAlth vi king, both
III happiness ana III sorrow May TOD
grant me ms lIess'hg ana strength 20
curry cut lhle WORK 10 which my lie |
81" "ereN,t'r oe devoted.
:, \oISncul FREDERICK
oci'li' MaFch -, 1888
FREDERICK TO BISMARCK.
BERLIN, March 12-The Gszrtto
contains the following letter from En-
Deror Frederick TO Prince bismarck.
MY DEAR PRlNCt:-At lhe com
mpnccment of nv rrionit is II, cess,rv
for me Il turn to Won. for mauv wears
the trusted chief servant of NV late
father, who now rests in God. You
are the true courageous counselor who
gave to his pol cy It's ann, and firmly
secured its compete tultillment. You, |
| am In duty bound to warmly thank
tor.the maintenance of my house You :
have therefore right before all ott-
ers To know what are the stsnGpoiu's
" hiCh will be the guiding uriur.ulns 4