New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04

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November 1l.-BIsmarck sent representative 10
answer my letter Of yesterday. He saies that no
! and has thus Informed Gutenberg and Bernstorh
Plus TX APPEALING no GERMANY.
November l2.-Lcdochowsh inquiries whether tho
| Pope would be received in Prussia. Bismarck con-
sIders the demand Of Rome an enormous error on
| the part of Plus XII but deems 1t probable mat
his stay in Germany might have good erect IN
that the people would no cured of ultra Eomanism
by their own observations OF the Roman priestbusi
ness The King and / oppose this opinion very
decidedly.
November 1o.-I had a conversation today WIN
| Bismarck about the German question lie SAID he
desired 10 bring the matter TO a conclusion. but, at
he same time ssrusEnS e hs To- know what could
/ be done against the south Germans ana asked me
whether l desired that they should be thlea'cnod
| roplied Yes: there Is 40 danrer LEI US snV.
firm attitude of confidence, and you will see that
| right when / maintained that YOU VT ~, nut
| the plan on the ground that those states would
be driven into the arms Of Aus'r m ne saIr se
bsd ,Htended TO cause war Prussia and
Austria, but had refrainod from making such a
e asser to the hai u time only WV would
the present question s as welt The T fI,TSa
could not countcnance such delay. " 1t Is not
to use SrSs sa S.' and SnsrS Sa nj mo
| would really dare 10 join Austria, Bismarck replied
assured u him ,hS t HsT was aware Of the that
influence alone would be suicien, 10 MAKE ING "n nm
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knew deserved It. He expressed his regret that the
question: far II concerned the estaDnshihcn ol
an anpre and the union of the Upper Houses, had ever
been discussed because Bavaria and WurienDerg con
sasrG nv Of such Of dis
aaUanaSs that he st,sq snY Such seRment at
once demonstrated against being shut up in this way,
When ns srGn @ only
edged in His Majesty the right to limit me a. 10 ano
| not old enough 10 form Independent opinions BIS
narck assured me that he would obey the commands
at II in that way because did not consider myself
10 command him. He concluded Win n. d ahe
for somebody whom might f SnS @9fc
adapted 10 conduct the affairs OF siae san ,ncne
to the best of his ability, and would adhere TO them
would allow. finally remarked that
had perhaps allowed myself on. could ssSse'
to be Indifferent while was seeing an historic OPP
i portunity escape.
beginnings OF FEDERATION.
| November 24.-The treaty with Bavaria was signed
last night Bismarck announced that If the oher OF
| the Imperial crown not made soon on the part
| of the sovereigns, the Reichstag could not be re-
| strained more than week from making the oner
Itself N ber op peTPeb a are S me as be
the one guilty OF the delay and she Is right i9r
do not desire to begin until ali the ammunition sha
November aoA draft, drawn up by Bismarck ha aTcG
for the letter Offering the Imperial crown to the King
! has been sent to Munich The Grand Duke informs
me that they were unable to frame the letter in
proper fashion, and applied to bismarck to do H.
The King of Bavaria probably copied the letter. and
| Holnster is on his way TO deliver H. NJ, ri.
Decfmber 3.-Iiolnstein has arrived. Prince Lui'-
pold has personally delivered the document TO the
! King Alter dinner Bismarck made an address and
read the letter. which the King pronounced utterly
! lnapnropriate TO the time, whereupOn bismarck re
pied that the question OF the Empire had no connec
room Bismarck and shook hands. on this day the
Empire and the Emperor have been irreVocaDlS re-
Gecember 81 to-day have become irritated with
neOTgce4s manner o. 1rnsng ny weak Mid and
dry IL vas pitiable ana seemed Jus1 % - ap
oa pSng h0 out Of his picket 1t
impossible to arouse enthusiasm IN such people d.
December III have heard from the Court Marsha
Of Prince Karl that tomorrow his MaJgsH VIII
| had long talk with smson, who expressed him
self exaoiis and logically. Count Perponcher said
~ II don't suppose that we win don our Imperial
splehdor every. day but we'll save it for our great
'' Adalb s replied "If the King would make you
Prince would you also In that case reserve your
what the Kn g would bs S S9 case Sc
accepting the Imperial crown: Boyen's views are
bounded by the narrowncss of his understanding
gram from Kopernickerst, prasng him for having
at last begun the bombardment. H. .,a
December 31-l visited Bismarck To-Day. Iounu
him in bed in room which resembed , qnp Sd
loft. He declared that no Inauguration could be
January l, 1s7l.-His Majesty greeted me with
deep emotion this morning and expressed the WISH
that might reap in peace the harvest of the seed thus
| sown in war. / asked Delbrouck to-day how the
navy, telegraph, customs and post oiice departments
! neriaI" he answered. d" And the army I" added.
| ell he didn't know / congratulated him Old the
! artistic manner In which be had brought ABOUT thls
THE IMPERIAL TITLE DISCUSSED.
January l7.-His Majesty, Bismarck, schleinin
and myself spent three hours discussing the questions
Of titles and of succession the throne Bismarck
acknowledged that the Bavaran representa- had
opposed the title Emperor Of Germany" and that
he had been compelled 10 yield TO their demand for
the title German Emperor Both the King and
myself were displcased with the latter designation
We were forced to accept it, however,
out IT is intended that coloquially the Emperor Of
shall be used in following out the precedent OF
former Empcrors of Germany and OF the Imperial
rulers OF ancient countries. .
January l5-The burdens of myself and my wife
have been doubled, but doubly welcome them
die ad no difficulties, because feel that ! am not
| lacking in courage and that at some time shall be-
ready fearessy and energetcaly 10 assume the duties
''a lamar .2.-iIis Majesty has been mentioned To-
day IN prayer for The Ist time as Emperor ana King
as heretofore. he remains to them simply a King.
January oil now but German ] make no
distinction between Bavaran Wueremocrger' or ne
names which Other thirty three fatherlands give 70
iher children. Yet do not intend 10 lnterfere VII
! ,bar internal affairs. rob them OF their pecul
arlties Nav all Germans look upon ms and my VIC
as theirs and of them, and not consider Us North Ger
MAJ February asMy first duty when restored
| must be the solution OF the Social question: winch
shall thoroughly study. . ---......-.
Narth Even the most prrjndiced ConS'r' a'lsIu
| cannot destroy what has now been attained noun,
the sincerity OF the ruling powers as lar as the hne'
develc pmeni OF the country IS concerned ahd hr-
llcve that only new era, which will begin WIN me
VIII see the result that hone for. Ny experiences
| In the last ten years cannot have been ssthH eli II
| vain In the united Nation will find strong sup
rof for my convictions. especially becalse SHAH be
the Gf,t sovereign who VII stand before MS people rs
a firm and honest sdherent OF constitutional insii-
| tufiops In these DAYS. more than ever before
r.k o. the proverb The large minfed thnHeF VINO
erosps the whole situation. Is already In thai rs con,
| nuerOrS ] shall bring TO the throne no feelings OF
hatred toward the French. but IT Will be my aim to
/ bring about conriliatlon.
Marrh l2.-AnG now, homeward after nine months
OF separation.
PiTTI AND HER WELSH NETGHBORs