Telegram-herald., 1890-03-25

.-~A Ar#<sEz3il rot in any ..v
No. u r@sEW De Affected By
lSSo<~ ~ the resignation
yoS CAPEIVL OF Prince Bis
n4rck from she once 4. Chancellor
Is Is also stated that the Emperor viii
include among his ministers several Of
the most prominent party leadsrs-
Chancellor von Capriyi has addressed
note 70 the German ambassadors
abroad Ia which he intimates tha. be
Will eontinus the policy 0; Prince Bis
marck.
BERLIN, March e4-The North Ger
maa Gazette supplies some nuch-de-
sired light on the causes leading 20
Prince Bismarck's resignation. IL con
tradicyed the statement that be-
fore the late crisis reached its
climax the Chancellor had already
made application for leave 70 resign and
lad Withdrawn il and endeavoreG to
reconcile himself TO the situation, but
without success The Gazette SAYS that
the Chancellor did not wish To depart
from the Cabinet order Of 1882 relating
10 the intercourse between the Prus-
sian Ministers and tho Sovereign. but
desired 10 retain his control and right
OF cooperation. The intercourse be-
tween the Emperor and the Secre-
taries OF State is regulated by the law
Of 1882 1t Was only within tho last few
weeks that Bismarck felt il necessary
10 refer to that regulation. He consid-
cred It's execution and observance in
dispensabls and did not wish TO be
party TO its abrogsuon. The opposi-
tion he encountered in this mat
ter finally brought clearly home
20 him the necessity for his resigna-
ton The negotiations between Prince
Bismarck and DR.. Windthorst with ref
erence - the Guelph fued and the atti-
tuds OF the clerical party in the Reich
stag were only connect with the crisis
IN SO far as that the Chancellor refused
TO subject his intercourse with the depu-
ties TO any control No steps have been
taken By the Emperor personally or by
the sovereigns OF any OF the federal
states 10 induce Bismarck 10 remain at
the head OF the Ministry Of Foreign AZ
fairs.
The Cabinet order Of September s,
1852, has always besn held by Bismarck
TO mean that tho President of the Min
istry ought TO appoint his own Cabinet
choosing men having political opinions
and principles in harmony with his own.
The Emperor maintained the right OF
the monarch 70 appoint Ministers having
a direct responsibility, not to the
President, but 20 the crown. The ap-
pointment Of Baron Won Berlepsch as
Minister Of Commerce was the thin end
Of the wedge The direct instructions
that the Emperor gave to Berlepsch af-
fecting the economic policy of the en-
pire evoked warm remonstrance from
the Chancellor. The Emperor, In a
written Communication sent by him TO
Bismarck early last week, explained his
views of monarchical prerogatives, his
conviction that the Chancellor's claims
were an encroachment on the rights OF
the sovereign, and finally, his determin-
alton 20 exercise general and absolute
control. About the same time direct over
lures to Windthorst and other leading
clericsls from persons IN the Emperor's
entourage. aiming 20 take the guidance of
negotiations out OF Bism arck S hands, pro-
duced the climax Of the crisis Sstur-
day the Emperor got as be probably
desired and expected, an intima-
ton OF Bismarck's resignation. and
Tuesday. in closely ly-written document
OF twenty folios, the Emperor received
the Cbsncsllor's reasons FOR resigning.
Il ls reported that Bismarck accepted
The colonsl-Generslship but declined
the duked0m and grant, first verbsll =, and
then in a long letter 70 the effect that
IL Is not in harmony with his principles
20 accept a grant. in view OF the increas-
ing burdens OF taxpayers Herr Won
Radowisz has declined 20 succeed Count
Herbert Bismarck
BERLIN, March a4.-The Emperor has
sppoi n I'D Count Eulenburr. now Gov
ernor Of Hesse- Nassau, Prrssian Minis
ser Of .hs Interior, Or. Miguel one Of
.hs leaders OF The National Liberty
party. Mnister OF Finance; Baron
Rsune. Minister OF Agriculture. and
General voa Golsz, Minister Of Public
Works
VIENNA. March AT IL reported
hers that Count Kalnoky, TIE Imperial
Prime Minister, has suggested that .
conference Dc held between Emperor
William. Emperor Francis Joseph and
King Numbers as the only means
of suaying the anxiety pre-
vsiIing In Austria and Italy IN
regard - the situation srisia :
from Prince Bismarcks resignation.
lt IS hoped that Emperor william all
agree % attend such conference, and
shat he VII bring with him General
von CarrivL he nev Chancellor Couni
Eslnokv .nd SIG. CrispL ne Italian
Prime Minister. would Also Be present
AZ tha conferences in case Chsncei-
Tor von Caprivi attended The
Anssrian Governrsas considers tha,
Emperor Williams dsclinstion % At
teud such a conference would canse
troabie and nneasiaess throughout Ea-
ropa EspeciallT you'd shis b ths oase
in th@ Baixan States. in regard - Vaish
it = rsooro~4 shss lhe Govern nents ~
Rassss ard Germany szs tending ~ ss
agreement a. ths szr-nse ~ Bulgaria
ny rt-ss ~as cuufv.
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