The Red Cloud chief., 1890-03-28


91.A VEGA svva eaSss~s Wuuesa -
Dvssee osOosvA-UAo Oss0sa eso0 -
~ sessaeena ~ Gss~
RssiiS. March st-A special cditca
OF the Reichs Assetecv aanosMc~s that
the Emperor Asa ssat rrtace Nsssavk
y rrsrriptA couchsd In The most ccr
dial serma thsskiae him foe his past
services ssd appointing him the paks
81 i.aueabaru, Coioacl-icnerai Of the
cavalry and Field MArhsiSs~nersi.
Count Herbert llismasck srtains shs
once Of Minister Of ror~isn AAairs "a
snscsim- General Won Caprivt has br~a
aproint~d "a succ~cd rrinc~ bismarck
- Chanccilos and Prvsidcp, Of the
Frussian Ministry.
In hts srecrsp,s % orrectine Prince
Bismarct's resignation. the Em,~ror a~.
c'Ares that sccsdins 10 . svqaesi made
ON the 18th inst. he grants The rrinc~
pcrnission 10 rctirc. hoping Confidently
that In the future ~ In the past the
~fa,herlanA viii psohi BY the Pr,ncc's
counsel. saeeRy Asd faithful Acsctios.
Tho EmpsrOs had hoped that the seces.
sity " thins q! such . separation would
not arise duria9 his lifetime Ne
regarded II - the most provi.
Dental A~isppnsatoa Of h!s time
that - hsd ksA the Prince BY
bis side. What the Prince hsd achieved
foe Prussia, end for Germany. and fos
what he he'd been Ia him, his house and
bis predecessors he would ever prcsrrvs
IL grateful memory. The rrsrrspss
eAs,nN 18th s~Su.s SoAt..stv. 90 n0.-,sL.o
and OF sdmiratioa for the serv,ces Of
the late Chancellor.
Tho North German Gasette deniSs that
rriacc Msmarck's Resignation Wss coa.
nectcd With differences arising between
the Chancellor AID the Emrrror ovcs
the labor ~confcrcsce. The Gasetse de-
clArea that tho differences mAinly ~.
serrcd 10 constitutional questions, such
- tho limits Of ministerial responsible
ity. end tho relations that should csist
between the rrcaiAeat VI the Mialstry
and bis colleague
The Gssctic says that Prince Bismsrk
never opposed the labor confccncc In
the Staatsrsth. but that, On no o n
trary. II Vas ~ his suggestion that tho
conference Was initiated and that the
St~Aatsrath's assistance Vas asked "
consider the labor question.
Tho National Gazette. referring 10
Prince MsmArck's remarks Ca Signos
l~occario. n 81 the Italian delegates
Ia the lsbcr confcrrnc.. that tho paths
Of Italy and Germany would be idcn,i.
cal In tho future - they bMd t~cn IN
the past saga that tho observation may
confidently bc applied To the ,'crmAn for
eien policy generally. The appointment
Of General Won Csprivi 10 sue
cccd Prince bismarck has moth.
ing Of . thrcs,enin. character II
calls a~tten,ion 10 the fact that the
Duke 10 Wellington Vas . long time
Prime Minister Of Great britain and Dc.
clsrcs that German Generals appreciate
the blessings Of peace NO lcss than othes
Germans In responsible positions
The vossichc Zeitung nays that the
tension has bs'cn brought to . climax BY
the fact that the dcsunic. Of Euroys'
have boon deprived " their axis
printe bismarck VA . guarantee oi
prsre. Histosy will pr~scrye tho mem.
DRY Ut his services In the causc Of rrso~,
His succcssor will 10 compelled "a Inn
m~cdia,ely deal with the question ~ q
reduction Of the military burden in thu
Interests OF pcace Tho nation Wit
ncsscs the retirement Of Prince ISIS
msrck With regret bu, wi,bou, anxiety,
hoping that hts life will sull In long
and happy and tina; no viii bc able "a
follow tho development % tho country.
Tho Novostl. of 81 Petersburg. In "a
article ~ tho retirement of 1'rince HE
marck from the German Chancellorship
takes . pessimisise view Of the Situation
which will result from tho Chsnccllos's
resignation. and declares tAss thc coli
tary support of tho sdince Ut Europ~ss
macs has crumhlcd.