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of Austria** grtmt Chfes@©Il@re and oe a foltafal ©©rwtat of th©
Church. Xt w»© tatoadod the* th* rwasia© of ar» £©4 pel ©howld
b© pornsaeatiy .is&erred la th© Sfifl of l l d t tfairoh* After th©
e4*©©tiaattoa of Pr* De&lfUM i t semwd f i t t lag th t t th i s ohareh,
wMoh «&t tboa neerlafr eo»XetJ©3% §h<s?iJ4 to dedicated to the
aossory of fir* Dollfue© m* well*.'«« the gH&ioio* of the two taoa
wore m closely im useorS «rid SS Br* Sot pel hod regarded Br» Sell*
fuea • • his asturel sisooeeeer* Xt wee therefor© decided t o nwse
th is ofeuzeh th© Seipel-DollfaeE Sodeohta'.tbom, ©ad to plee* Aa
the erypt tho reesaias of the two greet Chancellor© of pe»t-***r
Uattri©*
Tfct reasiat of Dr. 3ellfu*s ho4 bees toBportrUy *ate**»
red to o fleaae ooraetory aa*i pilerlaofroe to h i t grew© hor© boos
« doily oeearreeee f rw oi l orer .ftattrio* la on address aid© by
Chancellor Sehyeehalgg o few days ago he referred to the million
©ad a half laetriaa© "*© hod already f» the brtof tfm which hot
©lapsed ©iaoe tho dooth of tho Choaeeller vloited hi© grotto
Oa Saturday, September S@» th© ?^vlss of Dr# Stipel sad of ftr#
Pollfjot wro take* with greet tereesoay froEs their temorery r*«t-
lag plooet to the SeI|?fiI»&ollfass Gedeohtnlobau where they Imv©
been pcrKseaeatly plkeee* la the crypt especially properod for oad
dedlooted to t h i s p^reo©*.
Tho ooaoHMuy oa Sondey, September SO, dsditttisr. t a l t
church wo© ©a ls«pretsiw© ono* A seat w»« celebrated by Card*a*l
Xaa l i t e r « d ot i t t olo©# ©ddreesM were ?sade fey tho- €erd*»el»
PretidsBt g&S&Me end tho C&oaoellofft £r# Seteieisii-fgg*
la view at what tea* already happened tt&ec the d^oth of
Chaaecllor i<©lifii©»„ I t i t «ot to* #oriy# 1 feoiiooo, t o ©*y th«t
th i s
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t h i s eh-ireh will bm&wm a 3eeee for p a t r i e t i e •'-astrisng* ^hen
one eossiders the eeeaestls cists?©©.® provei 1 in?, anon?: the nasses
in Austria s s i tha t her population i s only about @| st i l l i s %
Chaneeller &atatsehaig£*s eteteneat with resreet to the ausaber
ebo have already aad« a plX^rl»*re to the temporary rest?B£
plane of Dell fuss i s sips if least* la pn»et ieal ly every a i ty
mui torn squares and s t r e e t s and ge®§ buildings h«ve bees nmei
effcer Dell fuss* la the ehurehe* the p lo ta re of Dellftj ss i s to-
vertstfely to be fount* A psblt® subseription i s in progress for
the erection of sts Issposlnr jseifioriai to h i s memory msS. I set l a -
foisted t ha t the r e su l t* ere uausuelly rood !a view of the d i f f i
cul t t i r e s * t h i s memorial press!ses t o he the most alga! f leant
tha t Austria has as yet ereeted la honor of asy of her statesmen*
There is ©vory iadieat i m that a rea l Dollfuss t r ad i t ion
! • developing i a Austria sad tha t t h i s wi l l ramia* as i t already
is* the expression of Austria** wi l l t o r e t a i a her iadepsadenee*
Oae of the prteary pr lnelples of the p e l i t i e a l philosophy of Dr.
I ollfuse was tha t fcustr.fa'f indepeadesee mist he s>tut«ised not
only for the safes of Austria, but as aa Indispensable fas ter ta
the neinteaanee of peace i s garepfb 0» t h i s subtest he to\m&
no eamproniae possible end i t was his unal terable a t t i t u d e whioh
undoubtedly led to h i s nartyrdon* I I laay be tha t h i s sssurtyrdeet
and the developtar UollfttM t rad i t ion wil l prove t o be the bu l
wark supporting Austria* • lnder-Snderee*
I t i s s e t sty intention in t h i s despateh t o d'souss the
q u a l i t i e s of Chaaeeller DollfuM and hie plane la history* I
do not feel eswpetsnt t o do th i s* bat I way say t h a t aayo«e «he >,
had sontaet with hta f e l l mSm the spel l of h i s shews ai d per
sonali ty sud &n* impressed hy the obvious a b i l i t y of the isan*
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I arr ived to Vienna en «*y 80* 1334* «ad ferlstg t h e weeks n*£r!«h
Intervened between ay a r r iva l i s i Me esaasslnstlssi m <3%!y 2§»
I had almost dat ly enportunlty to Veve eantact with hha «ad had
the pr iv i lege of & wmi&r of Ion?* sonvereat lens with him* t
gathered the d i e t Inst hanress? on whenever I ms with hl« the t I
i- B talking with • asn of un^suel a b i l i t y aa i sss the weeks went
«M I foreaed the de f in i t e eanvietion the t he had @ss^ of the
qua l i t i e s of e r e s l ly preai &»n*
S should l ike to say, however, t ha t t he outstanding «ps l -
i t l a s of wpllfsss f*ere hie ©hens* s i -p l io i ty* end greatness end
kindness ef heart* Like »11 t r u l y ^re«t mm he «a« always the
seme t o e l l persons at e l l t!r--es* This poise and esse are a l l
the more s ignif icant 1» view of the Chancellor's ttutthle or igin nsd
In the l ' g h t of hta neisperetively Un i t ed opfvortunftlnsj* Per
haps the greet ' | t r i b u t e tha t those el so wi l l Is the future wri te
©f Austria1» great Chancellor, -will be able t o pay feia Is th«t i s
a oo-«os&ry where a r i s t o c r a t i c t r a d i t i o n s end elaeg distieot.Jc3is
s t i l l hold strongly end hssr® deep roots In the present day l i f e
of the people* t h i s emu who cease ffreaa the s»s t honble her inn l i r e
end who did ©si have t he cer ta in ty as to who M s fether *a®e Iig.fi
the respect end confidence of e l l elaaaes ineludlnf. t he xaost d i s
tinguished end worth while representat ives of J ius t r le ' s nobi l i ty
and arietoersey*
The quel l ty perhaps which sca t increased forsifjs observers
who hed contact with Chancellor I:<ollfuee we a Me wide) rreap and
rea l understand inf1: of INrepces as well as Austrian prohlens ha
vpi te of the feet thet he had feed Uni t ed opportunit ies for t r ave l
end contact* 8*9 had a. reel breadth of vision end 0 deep -.mde*»
at ©ad lag of hunen nature* M well s i e deop sense of th# necess i ty
for rec t i tude end generosity In dealing sd-th h is fe l lonta
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