Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-25
NJ, SPEECH IN IT'S SUPPORT
q, CHANCELLOR Refers 10 The Now
Famous Ems Dispatch
:, -, NO FORGERY. nv SAYS.
p,,.,nt Relations of German,
% sia.--rroposcd
Reforms.

PrntW, Nov. 93.-rhe loug-Iooh.d-
a, .ysut In the present session OF the
R,loh,,sg occurred today when the
,,uy bill was introduced by Chanoel-
il, Won Capriyi. He said he did not
,,,,nd to Justify the bill by referring to
vr 10 light or by indulging In gloomy
t,.bsding.. He added:
~ will inclose the whole truth. We
a. Al peace with all nations anu en-
inter no difficulty IN any quarter In
s,sluIaining the dignity OF the nation.
IN majesty, the Emperor, has Justly
,,safhed that Heligolnnd was the last
rl,,e Of the globe we deairo TO acquire.
,,.mapy will not provoke war, for there
d 10 pIizs TO gain by victory. But
u,llher will she undertake to prevent
safany more than che did In 1870"
The chancellor then referred to the
alleged forgery by Prince Bismarck Of
ihe famous Ems dispatch which pre-.
clpI.Ated the Franco German war and
rad the genuine dispatch. The
CHANCELLOR also read tho draft PTince
Bl1marck prepared which appeared In
The North German Gds,tte OF July 18Th,
1870, which read as follows:
Telekfams werc addressed by the
prussian government to foreign gov.
truments after tho news OF the renun-
cation OF the hereditary prince Of
Hohenzollern had been officially com-
municated to tho imperial French gov
eminent by tho royal Spanish govern.
ment. The French omDassador al
Inns further demanded OF his majesty,
heking OF Prussia, TO authorize him
10 telegraph ~ Paris that his majesty
tho king engages for NIL future never
again ~ return 10 their candldGture.
HE majesty the hing theroupon dc.
elln.d TO receive the French enbasss
DOR again and had him told by the
siJutant IN attendance that his majesty
lad nothing further 10 communicate 10
the embassad0r.
Tie last sentence Of tho above 10.
What Prince Blsmarck Il alleged 10
have forged with tho intention OF 20
wounting the amour propro Of Francs
that she would declare war against
Germany aud thus allow him In the
event OF Prussiaa victory TO bring
about tie formation OF n German
empire. Caprivi declared emphaticalIy
that Prince Bismarck had not falsiHed
lhe Dispatch and that II was untrue
that King William was too concilaiory
aud hal not struck the proper note la
dealing with France. King William, he
iait, even as late an July rs, 1870, had
adlsfatch sent to the German minister
81 Paris intimating that he was indig-
nant al the Due de GrammonVs de-
lnand addressed to him through NJ.
bshdettl and reserved any further
Hsps. The whole OF Europe was .!
lhe same opinion 80 Germany at that
Time, as was shown by Gladstone's
otcaiation and Prince GurlschRkOli's
dispatch 10 the Russian embassy.
VI refer 10 these matters" said
vhaneellOr Won Cnprlvi, "in order to
,noT that Germany it'd not play the
provocative from love OF wars and
glofy, aud the more complete their
ornaments tie stronger grows their
UNCONSCIOUS desire to conclude ALI.
haee' naturally, not for defensive pur-
poses, but with view TO this revision
Of the map Of Europe"
..l., N-f's'ao bposcu was kIctttu
WIN louu applause by the supporters
VI ahe government.
:, referring to the Russo. German rels.
uon,, Tho chancellor said:
The present car is one OF the
noblest minded anu most peaceful of
Monafchs and appreciates tho peaceful
aua loyal policy OF Germany. In
i'usslhi however, hostile currents are
Nos,ing against us, but IL must not be
.onciuued that because Russia Is de.
W0ping an army war IL imminent.
'ou her preparations Va must rs
.ene That Russin's next war will 10 10
'ue Westward. Undoniahly tho renp-
tsoAehment tetween Russia and
: : i.nee-ln the face OF which we can.
~, ~ !leil Alsace-LorraiHe nor bIenk oil
.rs relations with Austria, strength |
,'tnius our ornaments constitutes no
.ui.as TO Rus,ia. We only want to
',,pei possible attacks. We must think
!, var with the possibility OF having TO
fsseht Two fronts. We are not pre-
49, \. ior such MI exlgency. We have
n.y. highest opinion Of our allies, anu
~ T. ntvlound " nowhere 80 popular as
70 Germany."
Tug chancellor then proceeded to |
APaail The proprosed reforms in the
,aIy servicr, hnd referring to the |
n nOs,us by which he proposed TO meet
~. 'aaeu expense lie stated that the
'ses YAK would scarcely be- felt us 1t
,lnn to only two-nlths OF n pfen.
hns per liter.
M we DESIRE" he said, "to enforce
av universal service eiiec,uslly, but
The bill perhaps is un.
Veev~,onine, but war, perhaps defeat,
, sy bs much worse. After such q
n, I'''se political and economic strug. |
!, would arise, involving our very
sss'he.. l appeal 10 the House to
uI", o The nation TO say In time of
ID r", war LIcb Vateriand, magst
y rl,uhis stin."
v I r's ehanoellor's speech was followed
;ar mo'ong.d applause. Hurr Richter
cIs",a snort speech and the House