The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-02

a. aov.rument-Frussis. TsE Refor-s.
oprtsr. 1894. ~ The Usiscd rrs-s
,-,,,x April The Bismarck birthday
,.hs.,op. which began on Friday. mo-
.soIiz.d public attention during the last
~. =, the week To-dny's newspapers give
oa,v to the old Chancellor's speech at
~. rscsp,ion Of the Rhinel.nd women's COM
"e,ss His utterancsa were reported only
,.,dsouately yesterday. This morning they
-. ono,ed in full. and they show that the
p.,rce dvolt with much more emphasis on
.nl,,Ic,i subjects than was even suggested by
The first summaries
"you ladies OF the Palatinate." he said.
-,,,ce me with n distinction which. according
A. nv recollection, has never been shown q
n.,nnp Minister. This fact affords me q
ratification which far outweighs the venom
an. attacks OF my opponents. many OF whom
.rs also opponents OF the German empire Il
4. |. reassuring thought that you. who repre-
amt the German housewives. believe so firmly
N the idea OF a united. imperial Germany.
This idea, having once gained the sup
mort OF German women and German
homes must become indestructible. I re-
eoepize In the homelJ traditions Of
Gsrman mothers and housewives . stronger
and more trustworthy guarantee OF our pollt-
i,sl future than any walls or cannon OF our
fortresses Let the idea Of political unity
penetrate straight to the hearts OF the wives
and mothers, and We shall always find our
selves together. Whatever misfortune may be-
fall u.s. we shall remain q united nation OF
brothers and sisters.
Under certain conditions" the Prince
added jocularly. Il have found that much
more reliance IL TO be placed on sister than
on 4 political brother"
In receiving the Dusseldorf lifsboat deputa-
Mon on Thursday Bismarck talked quite as
directly to the point. He began his address
With general remarks on the obligations Of the
CONSTITUTION and the duties Of the Reichstae.
He made also short defence Of his critical
attitude to the Government. Free discussion
OF the Ministers and their measures. both In
press and Parliament he said. tended to
Strengthen the loyalty Of the people and
eemsnt the relations between the monarch and
bis subjects.
p"At the beginning Of my career" he con-
tnued. Il was obliged to fight against the
Criticism that WAS making my own position
veal Y ala my share to eauaIise any such in.
eouality-perhsps l did IL too effsetiysly. I
helped the mon.rehic rider into the saddle; II
:' % Ssr ga are 800 now anssS from
sastitO west and are loyal eyerywhere"
sdiy In the last few DAY rom . quarter where
Sod fail s%ay. The 1sr.ri"n conssT1atiSss
. Y: soas On III sT ss a..s s
ss.n. Ra ;ss . snS 0s.s e'Fq. . R..
designates as mere tool o. the Imperial VIII,
William VII h q Ii. says that the Emperor IN.
trudes with his personal opinions and wishes
oa hi 81 e
s ~ the Agaassn sdtSI
NIT to absolute imperialism. are the closing
words q wrsrnlng IN nd the sharpsst article
quit. out OF proportion TO their Importance
sSstins u and there Is already much talk about
i IN this Cartel civ would be- the Conservativss lex.
cepting. Of course. the most bitterlAgrariansl,
hs : TSs and wo ai psas.
aSs shs and tS %
Siosram%e the doysTSmsSt eoui y eventually
peased them with a little aararian legislation
mean. q thus bTinsins, back al the Conserve
nSr na gapss M King
Humber and Queen ma, M,siFGars. r. Venice early
AbIaziA are having the finest PosIible
has remained clear and the afr balmy;
as a%perSE hsG spirits, s soS
hSmor have already been sent northwsrd:
During the week he and the I'm press received
s a. km IN. t he 5OtsSa
and their children. the Archduchess Dorothea.
and the Archduks Ladislas The ChristabeL
aboard sent a small boat to the mole where tho
Archduke and his party we're waiting 70 en-:
the launch, was rather otiicious in getting the
ladies' on the vessel and eventually startled
II. ..Sr Safss out p he hsshaaEs
turned to see what was mp and he was recog-
pizsd At once as the German Emperor: HIS
mai nsS ~ na1 borrowed mis- disguise from
The Foreign once received to-day from
Iiss and records dating from October. 1874. to
December 1850 The Government intends to
III rs at i.s S%s
that the Government is planning some new re-
pIesslye laws; somswhAt after the fashion
same time the leaders ex press confidence that.
as long as universal suffrage shall exist. the
viii Be assured " pspsty '0 Paul Binssr. IL
i IN Vssn 0he S9Sai Rena4cratiH Congress
the saiirnse aue aay lhc, WsIe sxpisinisS
the attitude Of German Socialists 10 the May |
Day tete. In Germany lie said the May Day |
demonstration could not have any such impor- |
tanee as In Austria. because the German work |
ingmen had In the ballot the beat means OF |
,ssording their protest against the CRYING
man Socialists will defend universal suffrage |
y me last man" August Beoel also spoke at |
me congress % the Impending Efforts TO de- |
fnSsths German sosial Democrats OF the |
franchise" The suspicions behind such utter
tnees correspond In no wise with what IL |
taown OF the subject In Government circles. |
ANY report hat the Government will try To re- |
ttleti right OF suffrage Is regarded among |
lear
An American Womsn's League has been |
Timel here. Its object Is to assist distressed l
sias1lcahs in Germany. Mrs. Cloves symmes. |
Ies as honorary Treasurer. says that \
,n nls lair sum has been contributed to the |
ss shpl2fl 81 the league much more Is needed to
sItsI The demands upon its IundA
rSn William Walter Phelps wife OF the last |
sh'ed states Minister In Berlin. is In the city. |
lsndA S' N~"' ~ N0' wv
y Wilson. Secretary OF the Equitable Life !
hsnance Society, ANIL finish his inspection OF |
49, 49, soyletY's a1airs here within few days |
rtA VIII Then 90 to Sf. lRtaFahu re- n in0uiFa