Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24
The German Emperor Esteemed by the
People on Account Of His Atti.
iuic Toward Bismarck.
FOSTER WILL FOLLOW THE LATE
srcaEraRY's POLICY.
yarnell Makes a Number Of Speeches
and Refers 10 the Assur.
anccs Of Gladstone.
ny Telegraph to the NEWS.
the KAISER AND BIsuARcR.
The Latter will he Permitted 10 say
all Nc Wants.

BERLIN, Feb. 2l.-Siucc the North
German Gd:sfic gave denial Of the re.
port thnt the ministerial council had
considered the question Of prosecuting
bismarck, two utterauccs OF tho Em-
peror have been permitted ts come out.
Spreading TO the Austrian ambassador,
the Kaiser said: "rhe Duke VI i.aucn.
lurg las he styles the ex-chancellor),
will not understand or yield himself TO
projects which are necessities OF my
reign, but has never been intended
that the empires tribunal should Inter
fcrc to prevent his saying or writing
whatever he likes, NO long Us he does
not violate tho law"
II In understood that tho kalscr's
words were In answer 10 Informal In.
quiries made by Emperor Francis
Joseph.
Chancellor Won Caprivi, converting
with n member Of the Reichsiag, said;
"rhe government has not the rcmo,-
est intention Of prosecuting either Bis
marck or his newspaper organ. BIS
nnarck's personality, associated as u Ia
with the creation Of the cdincc OF tho
empire, places him ahove the measures
that might he taken toward less Illus
trious men.
The position Of the Emperor and
Chancellor II perfectly well known nj
Friedrichsrihc, and does not n-uage
the tone OF bitterness Of the excl hancel'
lor'a papers. IL Ia known that mem.
bcrr Of BlsmarclS's family have been
trying TO pcrauadc him TO abandon his
war Of opposition, but with poor re-
suits.
Meanwhile, Emperor William has
ralsei the c0untEy'r estimation Of him.
sclf by his rcmArKs nj the Bfandonbufg
Diet dinner. lie said, In part "Ihc
spirit OF dlsObcdlencc II abroad, pur-
suing paths foreign TO my principles
and, under perfectly transparent
gulse, trying 10 spread discomfort
among my subjects. This may be u
subject Of regtct. Indeed, II makes my
heart sore, but II will not cause me TO
swcrve n moment from the path OF
duty" This speech was greeted with
great applanv.
EMPRESS FRrDERcfsE
writes that she il highly pleased with
her reception In Paris. The eeml-oih-
cial press treats tho visit Of Empress
Fr.dctloke rs purely private, Tut
chronicles every act OF courtesy toward
her on tho part u the French nuthori'
tie-.
The Tosasche Zcitung halls with nc.
clamatlon the cx-Emptess' visit IA The
dawn Of prolonged era Of peace, hnd
expresses hope that France VIII Accept
Germany's hand In friendship ana
throw Oh the haunting spirit OF re-
vengc.
Tnn Vienna frisdsHsldn speaks OF
the reappfoohonionto VI Francennd Ger
many through mutual Interests IN
science, leading To gradual reconcile
alton. which is now recognized ~ loo
possible. az" says tho fricdcHb'dff,
1.-THE issue be successful, II viii bo dur
wholly 10 tho splcndid ambition OF the
extraordinary monarch whom, though
identified with the German army,
aims 10 consolidate European peace"
The German Farmors' Alliance are
circulating monster petitions against
the fr,iu, lion OF the tariff ON Austrian
corn, insisting that the maintenance Of
the corn law. Is necessary 70 the pros
perily Of the peasantry. Won Moltke
aud bismarck have assured them OF
support.
The iron and coal protecilonist- ARE
also raising mn outory mud the protcc-
ton agitation Is FIST growing.