New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-18
PRINCE BISMARCK RESIGNS.
coIyNT HERBERT FOLLOWS HIS FATHERS
EXAMPLE.
ruprRor WILLIAM ACCEPTS THE CHANCELLoR'S
RESIGNATION AND HOLDS ON TO THE
CouNT's-uNABLE TO AGREE
OVER FACTORY IN.
SPECTORS.

+ Berlin. March IA report is widely current
This evening that Prince Bismarck has rendered
his resignation TO the Emperor.
London, March ia dispatch from Berlin
savs it is stated there that both Prince Bismarck
ord Count Herbert Bismarck have rendered their
,csirnations. and that Emperor William has ac-
oe,,ed fhe resignation of the Chancellor.
por,ir dispatch TO The Daily News" timed
midnight. says that all kilograms are Vigorously
;nsnected by Nhe authorities and are stopped If
they 60 beyond announcing rumors. Tie I'M
mediate and ostensible cause Of the resignation CT
pr;rce bismarck is a divergence of opinion be-
,ween the Chancellor and the Emperor concern
inc factory inspectors. 1t is reported that the
tsnneror has refused to accept Count Herbert
pismarck's resignation.
General Won Caprivi is mentioned as the suo-
sessor of the Chancellor
Colorne. March IL" The Gazettes" cor
,.snondent in Berlin says he believes that Prince
Bismarck will Immediately retire from all the
posts now held by him. meeting of the Canneo'
tho correspondent says was held at 8 o'clock this
afternoon. at which Prince Bismarck presided, to
deliberate upon the position which would arise
from the Chancellor's resignation.
Prince Bismarck has been Chancellor OF the German
rmpre since January 10. 1s7l. and Minister Ci FOR
egn Affairs Of Prussia since september D. leo2' MS
SON Count Herbert Bismarck, has been secretary u
STATE for Foreign Affairs since 1855 1t has been ap
parent for some time that Emperor William ii ana Ills
chancellor were not in harmony. There has been no
onen conflict of wills but it has been the general be-
Lief that Prince Bismarck merged his Will for the
time in one more impctuons if less stubborn. just
before the recent German elections there we're ruoFs
that the Chancellor intended TO resign because Oh ''
disagreement with the Emperors labor rescrIts' buO
il was stated later that the Prince had listened 10 'o
appeals OF the Emperor TO remain at his post
After the elections, In which the "Car'ei
coalation suffered disastrously, 1t was Thought
that the Prince had reganed control the Emperor
At the earnest solicitation of the Emperor, he returned
TO the post from which he had almost entirely with
drawn.
His return TO the helm of the ship Of state was
marked BY a bold stroke Of parliamentary strategy.
Realizing the overwhelming nature of the Government
defeat in the elections. he at once set TO WORK 10
bring about an alliance between the shattered Cartel
or Government forces. and the Centralists or CATHOLIC
party and within week the Government found ltseI
at the head of majority much larger
san saent. He had believed tlst s the Emperor;
labor rescripts the plan for labor conerehee aief AM
canscs of the Governments defeat in the elections.
In 1885 he declared that international labor con
nr1te SSs s cure for Industrial evils Emperor Fred
erick expressed The same opinion In less; ~ Is not
70 DO supposed that Bismarck has changed his views
Upon this question. Having found that the EN-
pcror has determined to carry out his radical policy.
against his Chancclor's advice, Bismarck has re-
IN the Reichstag. He has before-in the time Of
William I-carricd his point by threatening to resign.