The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-02-22
BE IS A WISE MAN.
Emperor William Will Take No
Action Against Bismarck.
Ex-EMPREsS FREDERICK PARIS
fatherland and France May be FriendIy-yor
Aoitke VIII Support the German Farmers,
Alliances Protection is Rampant.

BERLIN, Feb. 81 Copyright, 1891. bv
the New York Associated Press. 1-Since
the North German Gazette gave denia, ~ the
report that the ministerial council b.d
oonSiuered the question Of prosecuting
bismarck, two utterances of the Emperor
nave been permitted to come out. Speak.
ing OF the Austrian ambassador. the Kaiser
SAID: 1.-The Duke of Lauenburg las bs
styles the .ex- chancellor), twill not under
stand or yield himself to projects which
are necessity of my reign. But it never
mas been intended that the empire,s
tribunal should interfere to prevent him
saying or writing whatever he likes so long
as he does not violate the law
1t Is understood that the Kaiser,s ryo-5s
were IN answer to informal inquiries made
by Emperor Francis Joseph.
chancellor Won Caprivi, conversing with
member of the reichstap sai1-
"The government has not The re,
motsst intention of prosecuting either
blsnarK or ms newspaper organ. Bis
marck's personality, associated as II ia
with the creation of the edifice of the EN-
pre-, places him above measures that might
90 taken toward less illustrious men. The
posltlon or the Emperor and chancellor is
$500 nAOWA dL ET16OrlClSrnle.
and does not assuage the tone of bitterness
OF the ex-chancellor's papers. 1t is known
tnat members OF Bismarck's family have
| Deen trying to persuade him to abandon his
war OF opposition, but with poor results
In the meantime, Emperor William has
raised the country's estimation of himself
oy MS remarks at the Branden
1.-The spirit of disobedience ia abroad
pursuing paths foreign to my principles,
and, under perfectly transparent guise'
Trying TO spread discomfort among NV sub
!ects. This may be a subject of regret:
indeed, 1t makes my heart sore. but il will
not cause me to swerve moment from the
path of duty. 1.-THE speech was greets6
with great applause
Empress Frederick writes that she is
mighty pleased with her reception in Paris
Ihe semi Official press treats the visit of
Impress frederick as purely private but
chronicles every act of courtesy toward her
on the part Of the French authorities.
Inc VosstSete Zeitltn0 halls with acclama
Ilon the ex-Empress' visit as the dawn of
prolonged era of peace, and expresses the
hope that France will accept Germanv,s
nand In friendship and throw off the haunt
Ing spirit of revenge
Inc Vienna EriendenbIdtt speaks of the
impeachment of France and Germany
through mutual interests in science leading
10 gradual reconciliation which is now
recognized to be possible
IF, says the Fremerblat ''the issue be
successful, it will be due wholly to the
splendid ambition of the extraordinary
monarch who, though identified with the
herman army, aims to consolidate the
European peace.''
German farmers alliances are eirculat--
ing monstrous petitions against q reduc-
tlon OF the tariff on Austrian corn, insist
ing the maintenance of the corn laws Is
necessary to the prosperity of the peas
antry. Won Maltke ana Bismarck have as
sured them OF support. The iron and coal
protectionists are also raising an ontcrv
and the protection agitation is fast growing.