New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-21
COUNT GUSTAV KALNOKY.
THE CAUTIOUS PRIME MINISTER OF AUS
TRO-HUNGARY.

Imperial 49,
president Of the Cabinet Of the Empire he oriV 5s
10 good bat wealthy, family OF inc Mold' a,
squircarchy. and began life In the army WIN "a
powerful connections 70 help him on ne iu ,J'
been long a lieutenant when he dccldci 70 c.',o ,t.
pJnacl ana IL i Oh record tnat ' Min HIN AGAINST
throwing up the brilliant prospect oil cap, pam, Kali
noky had been quietly spending his I'm. /" s."", so
his rise in his profession was RAPID. ~ ~, t1o
Embassy in London, and in tins post ne e 10 ling
speak English like an Engllslmai III j. - NE
but thirty nine years old. he was promoted 10 Dc I'm
istcr plenipocntiary Rome; in 1eeO he became an
bassador at st Petersburg and in the following year.
upon the sudden death OF Baron ilaNnerr hc wa, "p
pointed Minister for Foreign Affairs. pnDllc oPinon
icquicsccd in the appointment by intuition 10
would require a trained dipomatl> 10 Keep up Io,r
relations with Prince Bismarck II wa az" ,,n
iha dplOmati~t l. a pedce1lahcr ny Pr, ,",
there would be much less chance OF war under Count
Kalnohy than under brilliant political schemes nv
is indeed e.scnalV a diplomatist, and a such mas
remained somewhat lmpencirdDIe chai -, lcnds
him An air Of supcrciloIsncs-, which j.. perhaps, more
apparent than real though II l. CERTAIN l, i I" .
very calm cool way OF he, ping men Al stance r "a,
never pretended 10 the brilliant social '7non wwhich
Count Andrssy held. nor cultivate ,, si ",t Tn
>udr,S-y understood 80 well. of making Hl,Hu9' u
married he mikes littlc III society," an" NUN, 49,. -
any Minister in the EmpiIe m 'e day,
holiday Count Kanoky. however. confines ms elarn
ecs altogether within N, own depar'Rarn, 'sv ,tbo
rrtirclv i'm thi> from Counts icust ana Anufl0s VIZ
acted As Chancclors 10 the whole Monarchy ana auo
their power iclt III every branch OF the Pup'. slo
with these two statesmen that every thlns mus v
way to the Foreign once and, In ''n,.iu'n'' The
raised M many bitter enemies a. court an" III ~,
army {: whereas Count kainoh>, 10y ou,tS r,, an,
h- business and never interfering WI" ,".triin
pniutmrut~ or with the interior affair Z" me N'.''
and Hungarian cabinets, ha, c~til,'"'u n'ii., in
favoritc high place Among Ms ,,.t hchiv
the Foreign Dncc he H.. II not popular, ~ F''st .-'
respected for his know ledge ana dli-'h''' 49," and
nou>ly commended for hi fairness, Ll> ia"''' hI
his gcntcmanliae iorh'"ian'c tg"''u , ,,i.c 81
agents abroad who commit mistake me W,',, iv
being thorough gentleman Wa once gwen o, '
remarkable To- Ice recalled for they eN.--r ,, IN,
Count kaluoky's personal chaIA' ,'ctl,'r ,Le
dnicultic, with which he is hc,ct 40 '"nu' ,, a.
foreign affairs of such highly comm ,, Mic.
that over which the Emperor Francs ,g",p,nd vas
elected President oi The nitcd stale, ne hlP,'.s'"
Mir. Kelley be Minister AT Rome s"hc Mn" oman Imam
Catholic had delivered fc" years previously III a".
Of Victor Emmanuel. upon TIN, >,-n'r l'pir. liu,a
To- Vienna. Count kanoky saw the 'hNl'u- "i,''
vantageS " welcoming al Vienna Persona Wn" WE
II he had declined to receive Mr.. Kelley on ihc m''n
ground that he wa persona Il, RAJ - ,n insfri,n
Clerical party. Accordingly he discovered the PrchN,
that Mr. Kelley had married a jewish ndl' ana
against Austrian law. Mr. Kelley could h"d 100 sa'.
factory place IN Nlcnnc-c society. these Wow VT"
communicated to Baron ~cha'Acr, the AUSTRIAN MIN,
i-ter at Washington. in telc-r'im OF VINO" W. "a
course. intended that the substance ONLY -h"ld h'
Hut Laron >chacf"r showed the d'.pii'h il,'l ~ '
Payard who AT answered that the uli'i states
beliefs Of Office holders and u.al consequently h' CONF
not even take note OF Count kaln0ky, objections, ~
result Baron >cha"icr wa, recalled ana duiih- Two
years there wa c"olnc,, hct"cch ihe hI'7l l'''
and Austria. the tw" counir1e- being Tpfc,rn,"i i
Baron Schaefcr, n talking o these Incidents, u-'' 10
tell how kindly Count kaluohy had acted i'" hI
him. saying The whole INNS VA Inf ihui. but
Count halnoky l. too much Of gentleman {" tell me
\ similar cncomium might Wei have been pa,.ed
on Count kanoiy for his treatment ~ count Khcvet
hull,r and Here Ilcnecmnlcr tnp dipl'mafi-i- Who
"a Ministers Al. Belgrade. 80 managed Affairs tiht
they would have strained the patience 81 any short
tempered chic; to hrctiius point. Amonl the -or'ian
Pfo.r.si-t~ who were 300 Office Boo l--s rs. count
Kncycnhullcr is blamed naiu, r'-pon-inl~ for t.e
disasters Of The war against lIi.ara. o. i- -ad hr
never I'll -.uad'd 3D." ~crtlau- from making Nt' fn-h
Count Kanotl had earnest, cautioned King Milan
against doing SOP. hut that De deferred them from
raIchinr az the proper time. The irp0p- were Aoli
mas.cd on The bulgarian frontier durins whole
Prince Alexander Was enabled 10 bnnr zap 1000"
Volunteers from East Eoumcra. Sow as % these
Roumellot, the Scl,ian. alua,, expected that Au.
tfIau diplomacy would prevent them from ftiln-
part in ihr war. E..t LoImela va. Sun nom.nai,
subjects wherefore b. wa "Np'et.d that thr Sultan
would he -ir,n-, urged from Vienna io hinder them
nothu. was done hy the sultan. -o 40 length ihe
-,l,an-. d,,i.a'cd b., df-cni', and BROKEN. pir''i
tier. met with 70 ~inoe on which they had rot
khcvenlulcr then interviewed % prevent iler defeat
from being fuifd lrtD f0gf. ara j., 900 ,-i -
Of ls oHn authority. De- threatened Prince AIc>'nd.r
max" , nn - ',li ."" a. '',n' ''l' I' o., ,'
var Do could gain roih.ns and might render the cam
lAen financially mlnon- =, Boo. ,Dt. ",i-. '.fihr
nr seemed 10 hr ii-Iuu-. and noNt-if .af,
fed win Count khrtcnhullr-. Puhhc opinion in
Austria iiun-nrF condemned Dim for nD' having
stopped King Milan from declaring war the -.rVllr.
t'iatrmatll,d llm for having held them hteL during
the Bulgarian. yer, Wild against him fDr having
oohed them from following mp Their advantage.
,...t.f. cha. fi, ,.... t,..lft ,.i.
goat 4 him but. after couple 81 year. non employ
nrui hc appointed Minister 20 lrG..ci. whore Boz
is no~ and IL D. &" bee noted th, neither 900 any PUN,
pc~ch n any semi lil, al new paper I'D tvlni
khnph' cat word "i icpi"i'h 'n MN. iiniiN
mIi ana NINA Wa CONT kiin"y ~ .'hniih4 'l
Herr Icnrclmulicf Count khevcnhnllcr'. successor
At Belgrade II va hardly I" b" expected mat il.iF
lirnf'ln liirr 'oHh go mt'h i' aF'll "' '' 90, ,,'
bu' II was Al l'l-' h'l"i 'H' IT, """i" nav IT,,
Influence enough otcr KING Milan q" fc.irin me
latter from throwing himself into the of Austria,
cneme-, the Liberal. and th' Hndical. lirrr li'ltrl
muller wa constantly dining with the King. hc AI
pcalcd 10 be- hi. chief contdant but he idllrd' non
Vithsiandlug. 10 make ans thing Of hi, "ppDillulc-
The proc laInaton which 'hr kiug ''iarcd lla h'
going 10 grant ncN Constitution took MN by ir
Prise and the Kings sulc ucut abdl'aiiom -iru'N MN
triaet At the moment when be- va. natic~ng 10
that ne had coaNcd hi, Majesty ont II his pnfp''c'
Nncr II haS alsa,. been dcnied t.at Herr licnEc
muller tnrd' m hi, 'nn"nn'em"nt - nm.
Nilau's ahdicatipu. but ti, D. ONLY another 5Rn ol
louui Kalnol,'s ani;hlr sta9chnc-, in standing hN
hi. agents. There exit, AT tNc Ban plnN In n-liil
ton called the Pres niean. where 4 stan 81 f'nl'
men are. employed IN making extract - ne" ,!"i'l'
for the Jcrii.al Of the Emperor ana the i",i-n
Minister. bal the more important hh'ih',, ." N''
Gentlemen consists in acting 49, CORE, pondcnl' 10
home and foreign joufnaln. The rnini 90" 81 new
uturr- with which flct connected D. lhn'i-'
nuc single ocrl, i- aid Ia be- the 'prlr- poudrni oil
eight ncv D. uci- and. Of course all th'er IAp'f'
Irnc in. ciicd from 'Ac same source. publish Identical
c> explanations and opinions passing events WIN
mean. Of pulllflti large ana 80 VIDE ir"l al h'
III. ro.al FOREIGN Minister might easily uut orpnr
tunitie- for avoiding responsibility for hle ihi"ir-'
AT the expense 81 subordinate. hut touni h"r'iN
has never done any such thing. what l. more me
gentlemen who instruct newspaper reader unII hl.
rt dane. have n"Ncr been suffered Ia admit maj
ti.r. have been ANY ftilnr~ ~ al. Every iiint has
been done for the best aud has happened for the no
An thr ccu-nriols faculties of thr Pres luf'u nav
been directed against critics who could not rlhPI
themselves to this philosophy q IT Panslo's
TWENTr YEAES LF CHrR'H WORK.
The twentieth anniversary Of Emmanuel Bapnst
Church wa, celebrated In the church building III