The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-21
neaseRr BISMARCK.

His View Of the German Political situa-
uoa-Tboro Are Two chasesliOrL.
LospoS, Nov. 2o.-Ths Pail Mall Ga
zeGte publishes an interview this alter
noon which one Of il, correspondents
had with Count Herbert Bismarck, in
Berlin. Referring to the health Of HE
father the count said: you should not
forget that my fathers age is beyond
the allotted time Of the Bible. he has
WeRthered many storms and has bad
little leisure In life. But his hardest
trials have come within the past four
years, and at u time Of life when he
should'be spared every aEgrayation Of
anxiety. Add TO this his active, ever
busy intellect, his deep concern for
every important question OF the day.
and, more than all, his concern for
Germany's prosperity, TO which be has
devoted his life, 70 say nothing OF the
deaths Of his friends, and / question II
any other man has braved LIES tenn
pests with better results. But he 10 last
getting old. He suffers from no Of
ganic disease. He is weakened by time
and cannot, even with the greatest pre-
cautions, continue much longer. We,
OF course, are very anxious about him.
and he 10 scarcely ever out Of sight vi
necessity, We are prepared Tor Gods
will"
when questioned in regard TO the
friendship OF Prince Hohenlohe the
new chancellor, for Prince Bismarck,
Count Herbert said: ave are no
nearer q solution than before. OF
course. the new chancellor is perfect
gentleman. But, there are factors near
him which always necessitate dlher-
ence Of opinion"
aDo you consider tho appointment 10
the chancellorship and TO the office OF
stadthalter (governor) of Alsace-Lor.
raine, happy selections" was the next
question asked by tina correspondent
prince MISUNDERSTANDING was
made governor Of Alsace-Lorraine after
the elevation OF his kinsman. Prince
Observation-Disclosures from that to
the chancellorship.) "Well," replied
Count Bismarck, viciously, sit remains
in the family Ut all events. And since
il 10 q case similar to Americas system
OF dividing the spoils, / consider my
opinion Of little Importance"
"But every one believes that there Is
a cordial understanding between your
father and Prince Hohenlohe?" contin-.
ued the interviewer. "ln that case"
Count Bismarck remarked, III see no
use for disturbing the happy dream"
Asked about the new car Of Russia,
Count Herbert said: "a new and par
ticularly youthful monarch nearly a.
ways makes changes, some more start
ling than others. That depends upon
the temperament OF the sovereign"
Then with meaning laugh. Count Bis
marck added: "1n Russia's ca g there
i. every reason to hope the beat"
"From life long friend OF Prince Bis
marck's, a person who is closely related
to the royal house of Bavaria" said the
correspondent, II learn that so long as
DR.. Won Boetticher and Frieberr Won
Bieberstein remain influential in gov
eminent affairs, cordial relations with
Prince Bismarck are impossible" To
this Count Bismarck remarked: "We
are still good way from sincere re-
Cancellation. There will always be be
two chancellors OF Germany-one at
Friedrichsruhe who holds the key to the
heart Of the nation, and one on Will
helmstrasse who does his masters bid
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