Resignation of Prince BismarcM

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2927, 18 June 1888, Page 2

Resignation of Prince BismarcM

A writer in the Dunedin Star savs: ' --From German papers I rcceivetrat mail there can bo no doubt that the political affairs looked very serious in Germany in April last. The matter if a Prince of Battcnburg should marry the Emperor's second daughter or not is of 110 political influence—let tho girl marry whom alio likes; but it appears to have been a first trial of superiority between the present Empress and Bismarcl;, who have hated each other for many years, The Weiser Zeitung,' a leading German paper, saysWe have the fullest confidence in our present Emperor, Frederick 111., and we cannot suppose lor a moment that the great victorious general of Woerth and Weissenbach should allow any petticoat interference. The duty of our present Empress is simply to be at the head of every good nuil benevolent purpose— that is lier true vocation as a woman and an Empress: but thai she should & terfere in politics, or that mo Emperor should allow his mother-in-law, Queen Victoria to cause ilis-uiiion (ill-feelings) against the roignin» . family, is out of the question. "Now»? these ill-feelings have been very bad 1 the Emperor, and particularly the Empress and her royal mother, have been subjeot to great insults in both the local and the funny papers, whihj

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