The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-17

Means to Stay.
copyright lSSoby the New York Associated Press.
BERLIN, Feb. lh-The semi official pres.
after initiating and fomcnting excitement
over the rumored intention of Prince BIS
marck to rctiIe from public lie, now turns
around and declares that the agitation has a
perfect artificial origin The reports thrown
out regarding his successor were obviously
designed TO influence the NationaliSts TO re-
turn to that absolute submission TO the
Chancellor, against which recently they have
been inclined to rebel. But apart from the
allusion of the semi-oillcial press several
coincident facts have pointed to coming
eVentiul changes in the government. The
public discussion of the probable results of
| a diminution of Prince Bismarcl's functions
has not produced that general alarm which
IL was hoped il would create, so instructions
appear TO have been given to the Chancel-
Tors organs to minimize the importance OF
the current report There is nothing in il at
all says the Cologne Gazette. At the best IL
IS mere 'bierbook gespmchc" pot house
chatter The Prince is well and possesses
the fullest confidence Of the Kaiser. No one
IN the country excepting perhaps, Herr
Richter thinks il will either diSplace or
overthrow him. No earnest political party
would disturb itself by debating the chances
of the Chancellor's retirement
The North German Gazette today takes n less
scOrnful tone, II refers TO the all absorbing
interest Of the topic, and finds an explain.
ton for the fermcnt Of the press In the sup
posed scmi-ollicial origin OF the article pub
lishgd in the Hamburg NdcLuichic and
quoted thence by the North German Gazette,
which gave unwonted prominence to said
article. The paper now declares that IL was
not written ~ was surmisod, 10y any one in
Prince Bismarck's encourage. LIS suggcs-
tons that Count WaldcrsCc would be- the
Chanccllurs successor IN no wise cmcnatcd
from the the Wilhelm Strassc. The Conclu.
sion drawn from these contradictions Is that
Prince Bismarck no matter what moment
airy inclination lac may have had to with
draw from the worries OF official life. he
now means 10 cling tO every post lac hold.
The discussion has had an ali.importani re-
suit IN rcyeoling the expectations Of the
imperial circle regarding the government
after the departure OF Bismarck. The EN-
pcrur has not concealed from III. Intimate
circle his conviction that Bismarck cannot
be- displaced. When lac Chup.vs To retire
the Emperor will not appoint another
l,oich,kantcr The Emperor believes that
OF Chancellor, with n soldier statesman ~
Adlatus The reference a. soldier states
man points 10 Count Naldcr,cc, concerning
whom Prince HIrmarck'S organs continue to
advise the Natl Hnulsts 10 cultivate dIstrist.
The 'rrau Schau Wcm" prpycrh is thrust
upon the government groups as q watch.
word
Herr Fischc, a Nationalist Deputy aud the
Bufgumnstcr uf Augsburg has written "a lot
far 4 .l.Hs
what melted Prince bismarck To warm the
Nationalist. The Nationalist Committee ~.
Gently addressed 10 number Oi mgmbpI, Ut
Tic group letter advising great prudence
and reserve in their attitude toward the in
icrnntional policy ~ the Chancellor whose
declining powers, said the letter. become
more and moro apparent Bismarck got
hold ~ copy OF the letter and RAISED % hur-
ricanc about 10, blaming the committee for
It's trcachcry. lie would have disrupted the
committee, but hc finally selected line uf
action, aiming to show the party that his
powers were mistaken and that the country
could not do without him. An open culiis-
ion between Bismarck aud Mullrrpr D. uu-
iiciputcd over the artillery crdily during the
debate in the Rclchsiug early In March. The
report II WaldcusUc, now before the dundee
mth, demands q large extra cplit lis
marck opposes the demand aud SChrllon-
dOn sido- with the Chancellor, denying hat
there j. any necessity for the amount Wal
dor,eo recommends. The Emperor is undo.
cidCl. but be- shows a tendency boo favor 81
Waldcr,pc. Whether thc into. n it'unIl crisis
bunG into an open rupture or not the fact
], certain that the influence ~ Count Wal
dcrscc grows over The Emperor while that
ut Prince bismarck wuucs. Count SclrllUus
dUrfs long pending Withdrawal from thcwar
Office will be- FASTENED by the dispute The
Maldcr.cc circle announces that hs sue
cyssur will be Cen. kullcublcu.stlchan.
The resignation 81 Dr. Won SHILLING. prus.
.ial Minister of Justice. j. also imminent
Advice irnm Vienna state that Herr Won
1iszas position cause, great anxiety Popu.
lar feeling in Hungary threatens 10 over
throw the ministry. leaving q way Tor the
return oi Count Andp4y with a fuuigu
policy not IN accord with that II Count
kulnOky's Ti,ns fourteen years service
as u minister doe. not count against the out.
cry which b. nov bounding him Tor passing
the army bill,
~ collision resulting ~ bloDdshod occur
between the troops aud the p1pulacc ut
rc,th during tomorruw.s differentiation
AGAINST the Ministry, Prime Minister Won
l1as TALL will boz imminent The police
officials have taken measures 20 prevent a
procession. bat the Opposition Deputies have
determined a. marh With ilngs and bands
through the principal STREETS uf lpsth, and
30 assemble Tor the purpose OF delivering
addresses opposite tie Palace.
ln the Lower House 1T the Diet today the
Opposition renewed iu attack upon the
Ministry.
Prime Minister Won TiUn's announcement
" un amendment b. tuc army bill, accord
Ing Ia which thu annual contingent Ut TO-
cruits j. fixed Tor q definite term of ten
year. Herr rolonyi, referring a. the riots,
declared that perfect oricr would De- prom.
iscd tomorrow u the police did not interfere
with the populacc lie denounced Premier
Won Tiszi ns being responsible for The riot
Herr Bu.hach, amid applause from the
Right. demanded that energetic measures be
taken a. suppress the demonstration.
Herr ORGY, Minister ~ the Interior am
nounccd that IL the measures taken a. pre-
serve order were not sufficient, the scYcrrst
repression would be- rcoriUd a.. The Right
heartily Chcorcd the promises uf repression.
The imperial family threaten 10 leave Pcsih
II the riots are resumed. The Ministerial
lists nay that II the demonstration j. attended
by any violence the troops will use their
arms
Archduko Fmnz has returned 20 Prague
10 resume hi. duty as Major u infantry
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