The morning call., 1892-07-03
BISMARCK'S PATRIOTISH.
He Claims to Have Acted for Hin
COuntry's Good.
THE GOVERNMENT URGED TO PROSECUTE.
Political Factions Divided Upon the Issses-Eus-
sian Influences Said to Be epsrat-
ing in Germany.
Copyrighted, 1892, by the New YORK Assocfsssa
Press

BERLIN, July 2.-Blsmarek was assi6a-
ously entreated at Kissingen TO dfIaIe
further on the Emperor and Won CaprIvf.
he maintains, however, absolute silence
except to categorically deny having at-
lacked the Emperor His special crEan
has also become reticent. This silence does
not mean cessation of the agitation. Parties
are quietly arranging themselves for aad
against Bismarck. The leaders of ,tbs
National Liberals. while Disappearing tne
Princes recent utteranceS, are ready TO re-
sent any interference with him and oppose
the Government if 1t ventures upon his
prosecution. A strong section of the Cog
servatves is In similar mood.
On the other hand the Freisinnige partv
and the Centrists want the Government TO
take immediate action against the prirp,e.
the Centrists declaring that he ought 20 be
tried for high treason. Despite this en-
couragement from the Radicals and Cea-
trists the Government is irresoIute over his
prosecution. The official opinion is. that IL
Bismarck renews the attack his prosecu ton
will be inevitable and prompt. In the
meantime Bismarck is enjoying reposs aztec
his triumphal progress, and his presence az
hissingeu has drawn crowds to that place.
The Emperor,' on his return from his
northern voyage, will attend the combined
naval and military maneuvers, which will hs
held on great scale at the beginning OF
August at the mouth of the Elbe
HointZe'S trial, the disclosure OF which
resulted in the Emperor's famous rescrIps
providing severe penalties for immortality,
which promised, sensational proceedings
was conducted behind closed doors
Five anarchists, KGwener, BennetaleE.
Ruff, WeIner and DobberStein, are undsr-
going trial for high treason at Leipsic for
distributing aDarchistic fysheets among the
soldiers.
MUNICH, July 2.-The Neueste Nachrich.
ten prints an interview that one of its req
resentatiyes held with Prince Bismarck, in
which the eX-ChancellOr. in speaking of the
comments made upon his recent utteranees
says: Revenge is not my object, least OF
ali upon my successor in Office. III | raise
my voice l do so for the good OF the Father
land. Commercial treaties entered into by
the Government have injured the eat:le.
cheese, wine and paper industries, and will
continue to intiict injury upon them as lOag
as these treaties are IN operation. It is per-
fectiy clear 10 me that | should have pub-
lished draft of the agreement which co.,
eluded the AuStro-German alliance, in eoa-
sequence OF many maladr0it and misleading
letters on the subject emanaIing from Rus
sian sources, but | have throughout re-
mained wholly on the defensive, though
have had repeated assurances that I enjoyed
the confidence of the Gar. / have fallen
into disfavor with the Kaiser, do nos know
why. The Kaiser has not fallen into dis
favor with me-
The ex-Chancellor expressed himself so
filled with renewed courage that he would
be willing TO enter the Rechstag next
winter,