New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-10

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this having been done there was not oons'osHeo
any cause for an advance In tne pf'oss.
TRIBUTE FROM THE STATS zEIIUNe..
The following are extracts froia IN editorial
IN the Emperors death which appear to-oay IN
" The Stats ZeitunE":
Deep In mourning Germany stands NJ she ssr Oh
EMPEROR oernaus. soartsrsd into svsfy rss'on =.
Of the xiebs yss nisdfu at their anecuoo 'o< w.
her kin have heard the sorrswfu t"sss "
90 ,..,,,,, a, dssusst synpashy. whstsvsr ~ ~
On. .,s which the future n stsrs for osrnAnS ~
beyond doubt suffered great ana serious loss anu
one whsss sympathies are with Germany mus "sua ~
o.. bswevsr uch have dfsrea ron tns pnsopss
80 .,or. AZ the departed Every one 80 wsl wAatsvas
,o,, am v,c,,ouA mast askuewledse that In will
tam the world has isst great and extraordinary prince
and potsntatA u.
william was great prince and ruler also In the eyes OF
,hose who are uent free from alteration OF snccsss o.
Bv zantino osaon Of tho heroic ~ 70 credit him. ~ ~
ward OF psrsona endeavor wish whal tho fortune Of cir
and mastery utilization thereof oy CON-
ren,a advsor endowed him With his unttring and we'll
directed activity bright example for snaaon which,
spy through untrng and edrectsd labor under most
di,couras,ns conditions position the
DO ers earth Bssdes William had that peculiarly
apprscabe quality of ruler. fidelity TO his convictions
and fidelity tried coaborera At time did this become
conspicuous in the frat and ateul years.
no strongly defended ito then Herr Won Bis
narck Even tho confirmed Democrat Johannes
scherr compelled TO acknowledge that "ois ~
defined the historic TRAIT OF king WliAms
character which only and she lack OF senss OF
justice DO allowed to overlook"
William L remarkable primarily on account Of me
fortunes OF his life He who. at enc time. as the
Karaeschsn Pr.nz" compelled to ny from the wrath
Of tho mob dies the almost dozed might gay defined
first Emperor Of unitsd Germany.
For Germany. however, and the Germans William
l. won especial cniDencs through his inseparaDe
for times with the creation Of the new Ger
man Empire There are many and among them not tho
worst who do not ,avsr the methods which
were employed bring about that mnch desired end We
Americans especially have sympathy with tho systen oil
severe military discipline which formed thrnepa means
10 the END and remains IS N unavoidable conss
ouence STILL only ignorance VIII revolt against
deeds that done. and forget It's lsve
for Germany has developed into what IT,
ia and not what Il should Even though wsaro Haunted
BY dread That this creation Of blood and iron
can only by the sacrifice OF new precious
blood this but another reason why We should remain
faithful 10 the land with SOLICITORS Affection
Therefore ne may fsrget that William l. WAS
the first German Emperor and that reign vas the most
glorious epoch in the history Of the Germans.
Who may say thoughts filled The mind OF the Dying
Emperor when he pictured hmsei his realm brstling
with bayet surrounded b. mighty and rsscheroua enc
mie and considered necessity Of leaving the prot ction
and strengthening Of that his country In the hands OF
young and inexperienced Beyona donbt he required
hours suffering all OF bis great and incomparass
God which supported IN Ne Small degree oy Ms
tho and fathfunem Of the oermsns
We that coincidence viii ever be betrayed
Though German Emperor Dead tas great power
| full united Germany lives and shall lvel