The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-29
"CIING 70 GERMANY
Was the Advice Given by BIsmafck :"
Friends vino Visited aim Nrce""S'


Parl;n Aucnst 23.-Prnce Bismarck IS
still taking the waters at klssenSen. VI
sunday last Il party of 700 OF his adiliIclS
from the Thuringia district, III central uci-
many arrived at kissenSen Tor lhe pun
of paving their respects to tne aSeu "a
chancellor. This party. upon thelr i;lt,"G
were joined by $40 Of the peopic '1Si,'o
Kissengcn, and together they proceeded 10
thc villa occupied by Prince bismarck ana
presented an address TO MIN. In fep'! ~
This address Prince Bismarck dWelt strongly
upon the subject OF German unity. nc
said:
"Since 1871 we have been comparatively
undrturbed by our French neiShborA, Whon
providence placed where they are Tor the
purpose Of keeping us awake. me DAYS
have long gone By when France fesafdeu
a campaign in Germany 4s sort OF pleas
IRE excursion France knows well enough
now what we are made Of we must gave
up harping and caylling ut the present
state of things with the object OF making
new arrangements. ] refer to the SEMI
official uttcruncers directed toward the at
taiumcnt of greater Prussia. The IA.
tional liberals in 1913 had cut and dric'i
plan of this sort. In creating tic unItI %
the empire | sought 10 preserve everything
that was in any way compatible thereWltH
The enthusiastic demonstrations ! have
received in the German states, outside OF
Prussia, have proved that my policy wa,
right To those pruss;ans who pot
content and who wish TO put everybody
else in their pockets, say: You are real
particulariss. You do not recognize Ger
many outside of Prussia | am sorry to
see in the decline of my life the principles
of the constitution being undermined by
people who are trying to procure the cen
tralization Of the imperial power. Do YOU
believe it would be an advantage if the
eight princes of Thuriugia were replaced
BY an imperial governor? a German ciings
to his dynaStieS and the dynaStics, too,
cling to Germany. All accusations against
me are pure inventions. If | wished TO
combat the present government ! world
make tour Of Germany and summon pop
ular assemblies everywhere and thresh out
all i had i'll my heart against the govern
mont. Ny heart is no mnrlerer'S den I
have not learned to d.. even as 4 diplomat.
| The people now begin to see what | meanh
three years ago sghen | said here. that the
constitution ought to be the first object of
care
Il observe that the post of imperial chan
celior has neon separated from the presi-
dcncy of the PruSSian council Of minister's
| also observe that mt the recent confer
enco of the finance ministers of the several
states at Frankfort the presidents chair
was occupied by the secretary of the impe-
rial treasury, who is a subordinate bureau
crat. This is unconstitutional The eIn~
peror and the chancellor are only the exec
utiye organs Of the buulesrath and reich
stag. Neither of them has right to at
tempt more than to publish the laws en-
acted by these bodies. The chancellor
ought to have influence in the bundesrath
only by means Of Prussian votes If anart
! therefrOm he takes the lead and his score
fadl9u States Breach Of ifc constint t
/ results which must be opposed. An end
must be put to This system. The constit,-
ton is good 1t cost hard work ana blood
ana lives cnoiSh. II makes me ANXIOUS
to see It ,meddled with. Everybody mn%t
90 what he can to direct our poIicv in+n
the right path. All the districts ought '' r.
be more active in this respect. The ma A.
d!onal t cause 2ught to be the first item of
Prince bismarck concluded by declaring
that he had spoken out of the fnllness Of
his heart. He had, he said, no connection
with any newspaper. He paid his dcbts
in the same coin as he was paid.
a Whole Family Drowned.
Jefferson City, Mo-, August 20-At Ronnet
Mills on the Missouri river. twelve miies
east OF this city, Mrs. FosterIn her two rh{i
dren and her sister were drowned last MINI