Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-07

/ dr,elppe themselves with less logic in events
/ and rapidiiy iu consequences the even bursts
/ torn I'm very centre of che contrary prinei-
/ pie. On the lth March. q revolution breaks
| out in Nienns. The troops are conquered; the
/ palace of the Emperor is entered by the poo
! pie, in order TO expei the old system ia the
| person of its most inaexibe statesman,
/ Pdnce de Metierieh An assembly OF the
notable persons of the monarchy is conyoked.
| All The liberties, which are the initial ibie arms
/ OF democracy. are accorded. Hungary na-
/ ti0Dalize~ and isUiates herself by an almost
/ complete separation from the Empire. She
abJlshes teudal rights; sees the ecclesiastical
/ properties; She dominates a ministry oil her
own, and proof OF complete separation
/ She even appoints Minister OF Foreign al
/ lars. Bohemia, on her part, secures herself
pardie ledsal constitution. BY these nree
! different acknowledgements OF Hungary, tiohe-
| mia, and Italy, Austria, revolutonizsd in the
| interior, restricted abroad. Gully ri1ns over
twelve millions of souls. Three DAYS after the
events OF Vienna, The people combat aud tai
| umph iu the streets Of Berlin. The King OF
| Prussia. whose enlightened mind and popular
! hear, seem id accord With those who combat
| with his soldiers, hdstens to concrde every
| thing to his people. A completely dsmocra-
| uc law OF election Is bout to inauguilte a
| constituent assembly at Berlin. Even before
the meeting of the Jnsitueni assembly,
Prus>iln. Poland demands at Posen distinct
nationality. The king consents, and begins TO
| skeclh here the first basis OF Polish nationa-
! ,liy.whlch the revenus will tend TO increase *
strengthen. IN another direction. In the king
dom of WuriemburI, The king, on the 81
March, aboilshes the censorship, comedies The
liberty OF the press. and the arming OF the
| DeODlp TIA the L IA Aitren ths. (, ttl Du.a gf
B1den, too near to France not 10 allow the
teas Whlch cross tue haIne to iind their lev
ell, accOrds the liberty OF the press, the ar
ming d The psopia. the abolition Of loada-
lists ana hnaily the promise oil cooperating
"a the establishment OF a unilary Gernanic
democracy lrom which a new order OF things
Is 10 issue. On the 9th OF March, the Aing
ol Bavaria abtlcates, ami, after cumbalsin The
streets, makes over the throne toa prince who
uh'ies "ls cause TO the popular cause at Mu
nich. Between the 9th and llth March. a
similar abdlcation of the sovereign of Hesse
Ddrmstadt takes place, and power OF the
people. rignt olassocia,ion, liberty OF The press.
the Jury, the French Cote al Mayence- all is
accorded The elector of Hesse Cassel whose
resistance TO the introduction of Democratic
principles, was notorious in Germany grants
the same pledges TO his people in arms and
adds thereto the concession of the principles
OF a German r. rliament. lndstlrrection wrest
from the Duke of Nassau the suppression of
tithes, the political and armed organigalon of
the people, and parliament on the English
model On the 18th March, Leinsick rises
in instruction, and obtains from the King of
Saxony, already constitutional monarch his
consent to he principle of German pariia-
ment. On the same day an imperative popu-
lar demonstration obiiges the prince of Olden-
burg to convoke a representation of the peo-
pie. people Ell Meckenburg arm them
selves some days after, and nominate pre-
pafalory assembly for electing the Germanic
Parliament.
Hanburp informs in a moro democratic
shirt her already republican constitution -
Brrnen re forms her senate and arcedes ia
the nri1icinaI of = German narl;an1ent Tn.
I becl after v;nlant disrnrh,,t,,s c''nnners ,hs
sar,a ,r;nc;,Ia HI Ill MI ~,
he lSib of March tba kim Of tbn Ne,ber.
lands abolishes The institutions which re-
slriul liberty in the Grand ducby oI.nxembnru
where the tri- color fac itself floats as y spnn
taneou, demonstration ot French orinrinle.
All This accommodation of The ola system all
these elements of federal unity. resnl, in the
Gern,an narI;an,ent al Eraniior, usrato-
fore The Diet n( Fraokfort has been tho ohedi.
ent instrument III the o,o,.i,,t,race.1 Of The
two great Ger,oanic powers Vienna and Rer.
lin. over the feeble allies OF the confederation:
bat The idea of a constituent narliament sit,
ting permanly in the heart of GERMANY arises
ON he pronunciation o! our ideas. This mar.
ljamenf of nations, hencefor,h renresrnting
the courts. becomes the foundation of new
Gcrmanic confederation. which emancinates
the weak, and which forms the centre Of a
democracy. diverse but unitary. The liberty.
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