New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
BISMARCK IN VIENNA
WELCOMED BY A GREAT'AND WILDLY En-
TllUSIASTIC CROWD.
NO REpREsENTAT1vEs OF THE NOBILITY OR
COURT PRESENT-DRESDkN' FAREWELL
10 THE PRINCIPLE WILL NEVER

COURT PHESENT-DRESDEN'S FAkkN LII
10 THE PRINCIPLE WILL NLvER
AGAIN ACCEPT OFFICE.
Vienna. June 1o-prince Bismarck and party
arrived here tonight from Dresden. Although
rain was falling heavily great crowd had assem-
bled 10 welcome the Prince. Inside the station
there were gathered hundreds Of students ana
anti-Sep,ites who literally pebLed the ek-Nhah-
ccllor in the exuberance of their enthusiasm ne
police We're entirely powerlcss to cope Win ''e
excited threng. 4 scene Of the utmost cJhi"'''ii
followed Prince Bismarck had TO ll2ht MS way
through the crowd to his carriage ana uie wv
ple pressed upon the vehicle so closely that Co"ho
Herbert Bismarck was compelled TO thrust nanS
back before il could proceed. No representatives -
of the nobility or court were present 10 reooN0
the Prince ,.,,h.
Prince Bslnarcks journey from friearicns'""'
to Vienna was triumphal progress Al 'he '"
halt station in Berlin great many bouquets ana
baskets Of choice eIetics were handed over u'o
heads of the waiting crowd TO the Prince ana
Princess Prince Bismarck had on the
usral forester's coat and the slouch hat
and white neckerchef that have been ma"e
familiar through Lenbach and Werners pictures
of him. lie stood for while bowing, ana
smilincly declined to make a speech finaly
son,ebodv in the crowd shouted: q" If 1eur iilch-
ness Keeps silence, the very stones Will cry out
Here DR.. Schweninger was obliged to intervene
10 moderate the ardor of the Prlnces admirers.
With a wistful shake of his head and a kiss OF
his hands. Prince Bismarck turned and called Tor
q glass of Bavarian beer, which he drank to the
health Of the gathering, AMID ienewai oi ,e .,e
enthusiastic cries OF lioch. lloch. and shouts
of Come again In response TO TINS ahee'ionae i
invitation lne Prince sadly shook bis head DIS the
train moved away. -...-aa -. all
the stations on the way TO Dresden, large croMds
having assembled at each OF these pinVcs, & ine
heartaness OF his reception at Dresden n"ne II
eN- Chancellor to tears. His emotion was eSpcclaS
marked on hearing the singing of the iamllisf song
Die Wacht am Rhein.. lpon me pi',,orni- con
cusion of this stirring air Pn9ce ;s als"n,TN Hon%
10 the strains of which we gained after severe
struggle, our unity. have devoted my ne 10
the service of the Nation inns eHi
did not exist formerly Let rs remain nhlIeI
nation ef brothers" The speech was conciGdenn i,n
amid roar Of cheers ne :s1Phe 1hs bSrss wrrs from
the Prince, carriage. Eighteen thousand torcn-
bearers and 500 singers took part Ill the Sercha'e
Having arrived at Vienna, the Prince Mss
driven from the station to the Palny faiace Inc
whole route, distance OF TWO mics wiS IN 'n
tSusiasts About midnight crowd OF students
stolmed the gates Of the Pa!hy Palace, ana tne
police were obliged 10 repel them with drawa raw
Connt Paifv brought furniture from rune
specially furnish Prime sSnqFc X ,be Te3I n@a
,;f,i naIsca besides Prince and Princess Bismarck,
are Count Schouvaloli, the Russian Amht.sadDr
at Perrin: Countess Andra,sy, countess D'hnei"
marck and the artist lenhach
Dresden, June 1o-Prince Bismarck ana parry
started for Vienna al l 80 a. m Befon tie tram
departed General Russcrow made short speech
after which Deutschland, Deutschland tener
Alles' wac sung by an enormous crowd that hau
assembled at the station. As the train drew ont
Co.,, WINS proonre1 cheering for the eX-Chanceor.
In replying to an address presented by Court
Councillor Asterloh last night, Prince Bismarck saa,
that he represented the closed past, and won"
never again accept Office The tie uniting .ne
German Nation was. he added, of the hghes, 'aiuc
% all Germans Germany was 70 longer IN any
,rise inferier to France, England or Russia Much
had had to he done in var ana PFsee6 h6 ocS so S er
, s,rod hr Tho King of Saxony. lie therefore pro-
nosed three cheers for the klng.