Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-19

eminent. Austria aud Prussia co-operated in
1864 % -t0's'eiii ~
The rivalry between Austria and Prussia was
Tor long TING = great obstacle TO the reunion
ana and. iee,o eco OF Germany IS nation.
flsmarck ADOPTED Inc axiom that Austria
must be excluded irom the German Federation
ard that new Gle had TO be formed under
Pr"ssia's dom ';lstion
GEHNAS CONFEDERATION.
Prussia seeded IL 1865, and defeated Austria
III a SIX days war, AID the latter power was ex-
ciudcd from the federation Hanover Hasse
anc Ho.stein wee annexed 10 Prussia and the
Norm German Fed ration formed ali the states
nofih Oh The Man. Bismarck negotiated a
tretty with Ba:en. Bavaria and Wuriemburg,
whlch towers agreed that Prussia should con-
troll their armies IL case of war
Bismarck was made Chancellor of the North
Gerran outederAtiop in 1865 Ia July 1870
! apoleon declared war on Prussia The Unitei
Germany TOOK W the cause of the latter state
ana france was completely inundated Bis
marck was present at the capture OF NspoIeon
Paris my 4i'o
He CONCLUDED the treaty. of peaee which oov.
Aisaee and Lorraine 10 Germany ard inflicted
an indemnity OF 81 600, Goo 600 on France Tho
treaty was signed at Frankfort in May, 1871.
bismarck was made Chancellor OF the En1nire
during The same year. OF late he has been ar
RANGING matters 50 that in the event of the death
o; any OF the great msen Of the Empire its en-
istence viii not DC endangered. His $ ptennate
bill was al effc.t in this direction
he is the greatest Of Continental statesmen.
sho mas Tor years lad pretty much his own way
IN managing he affairs of Germany The
young emperor has however recentlv mani
tested disposition to listen TO tie coilnsei ~
other adviser and p!'rsued policy at variance
W.T. Win tne Pr.ncs.s '.e"s and which enlightened
european statesmen declare win prove disad-
Vanisgeous to the prestige of the Ernpire
couST azGEEGT BISMARCK.
Prince Bismarck has two rs. Herbert and
william. he elIer Herbert though yo,;np i'm
years. has been i1iefior only 10 his f.tneT in
4 tt4~ r
+, reign Affairs. a successor 10 Cougi Won Ha.z
ieIet- " cesr.T<, who took The position of Ger
man Enbss' at:15 EuElaGd. n ca lna,.y the
incumbent uf tie nee of Ministry for rf,Teigr1
Nna'fs Is one @. the 9pcriai authorities or see
feiafies 81 tee. these arc seven in number
They rot form Ministry or Cabinet. brt set
Indes enGeAt. q 2si other, uLder The general
supervision ei re Gancel or
The pride and glory Of Germany has b, On her
foreign policy Is developed under The mastery
hatd of BismaEek Who could be 80 apt pupil
Snd could promise as:avorabiy TIE Continuance
OF a vigorous sld nrs!ghted policy aS the brill
liant young statesman who By his fa.hey's man
agement, ives pF1rao;ed to be The cond official
o. me mpiIe career OF TIE young man is
tecome IN TIE patsnit of statesman ship
HIS oFFIcI CAREER
Ee WAS horn in Ire city of Berlin as recently
as December =. 1879. for while ne was the |
representative q the German Empire in Hol |
ment to negotiate eish that of the traited King
dom In reference % The colonization of Anevs |
Pequina, Afries. ~ Germany and acquitted |
himself N ne n ter vii The ability expected |
TO be shown by his ia'iser's son.
IL was recently epoted that Bismarck had |
planned 10 hAva hi, son succeed him a. Chan. |
cellor. but eNperiened showed that he had been |
unable 10 grasp al ne details of official acts till
now Performed b ths, official, and he had been
relue sntly eonpei!ed to cor slider the assipn- /
ment TO minor officials the duties which he de- |
sirtd TO rellnquisa.