Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-22
Salisbury Makes Bitter Attack Upon
the ParnelliteS.
HE CALLS THEN ALL CRIMINALS.
The Natiosn Pleased With Bis
marck's Retirement-Nauuet
Resigns from the Senate.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The RKcaxD.UNEosl
BIsMARCkS RETIREMENT.
The World is Still Discussing the Proba-
BILE Result of It

The World is Still Discussing the proba.
BILE Result of 1t.
BKS5zS March 2ist-Capriyi's oualiica.
ktons sge discussed everywhere. 4 nron1.
1nent member of the Relchstas. speskino
OF CapF!Ti, said the General has great
knowledgs of Parliamentary matters and .
SnEeWo Intellect, but he-is frank and open,
VITA great faculty for making friends.
| Ihe h|;isEzsitl,RG SAYS General Won Ca
prtyi accepted the Chan cellorship after two
weeks negotiations.
Jl!es Simon had a long talk with EN-
| perez William. At the clcse OF the inter
| view the Emperor presented Simon with
the decoration of the Order of the Red
| Eagle. In the course of the interview the
| French statesman broached the subject of
the neatralizat.on of Alsacc-Lorraine. and
the Emperor replied that il was never too
early 10 olscuss' question that concerned
the friendly relations of Germany and
France.
The question Of obtaining the agreement
OF HanoTer, Wzrtemburg Bavaria, etc,
upon any one man other than Prince Bis.
marck has been most poter.,resson for
the delay of the ex- Chancello1s resigna-
ton from time to time. Il has been Bis
marck's strong hand and good sense that
held them together from the first but now,
probably, their common interests are so
wei established that any Imperial Chan
cellor who is not positively Objectionable
would be acceptable TO them.
Bismarck s peculiar methods in lis colo
NAL schemes and his bitter antagouism to
the growing republican spirit in Europe
have been regarded for some time in some
quarters as indicating that his davs of
usefulness Were pretty well over. This,
however, Goes not prevent sincere regret
ana considerable doubt as to the immediate
results
The army is decidedly pleased with the
appointment of General Won Capriyi, and
Count Won Moltke expressed to the Kaiser
his sense of the compliment implied in the
appointment of military man 10 this high
post.
The new regime Will not have anv inn
mediate or noticeable effect on the foreign
policy of Germany, upon which the Kaiser
and Prince Bismarck are fully agreed.
REJOICING AT T4z VATICAN
ROME, March 2Ist.-There is rejoicing at
the Vatican over the German upheaval,
and the Liberals and Radicals in the
Chamber are greatly encouraged. Giovanni
Bovio, the Radical leader, is enthusiastic.
bismarck, he said, followed the ideas
of Mazzini as far as the construction and
building up OF national German unity is
concerned, and confirming that unity by
public right. Having done this he became
anti Mazzini, and even the personifcation
of C@sarism. He could not, therefore. but
fall before the social question which the
immense armaments OF the military mon
arches hBve brought to the front. Bis
marck's fall must have q great and present
influence on European politics, but it will
be beneficial influence Italy will derive
such an impulse from il that policy more
favorable to her national autonomy must
arise, policy more conformable to the
natural necessities of the country, even if
it give shock to the present Cabinet"
DE BRoGLIE's, IDEA.
PARIS, March 21st-The Due de Broglie,
member OF the Academic Francaise and
former Minister, has expressed himself:
The resignation of Prince Bismarck is a
very serious event-serious for the German
empire and serious for ali Europe He
has BEEN as it We're, at once the builder
and the keystone of the imperial arch and
his withdrawal into private life must cause
deep concern among all who wish to see
that arch stand firm. 1t will be hard to
find q man capable OF putting on the diplo-
matte armor laid aside by the Iron Chan
cellor''
REPORTS THAT WERE PREMATURE.
BERLIN, March 21st.-The Berlin Mach
reitchea says: The Emperor declines to
accept the designations of the Prussian
Ministers, and the rumors of revision of
the embassadorship appointments are
premature.