Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-08

All rights; sells the ecclesiastical proper
tess she nominates ministry of her ownt
and, as proof oe her complete separation,
she even appoints a Minister of Foreign nf-
fairs. bohemia, on her parts secures herA
self separate federal constitution BY
these three different acknowledgements OK
Hungary, Bohemia, and Italy, Austria, rev.
olutionized in the interior, restricted abroad
only reigns over twelve millions of SOULS
Three days after the events Of Vienna, the
people combat and triumph in the streets Of
Berlin. The King of Prussia, whose enA
lightened mind aud popular heart seem in
accord witt, those who combat with his sol.
diers, hastens to coucede everything to his
people. completely democratic law OF
election Is about To inaugurate a constituent
assembly at Berlin Even before the meet.
ing of The Constituent assembly, prnssian
Poland demands at Posen distinct nation4
ality.s The. king. consents, and begins to
sketch here the first basis OF Polish nation
ality, which other events will have to in,
crease and strengthen ia another direction
In the kingdom of Wunemburg, the king,
on the third of March, abolishes the CENSOR
ship, comedies the liberty of the press, aud
The arnling of the people. On the 9TH March.
the Grand Duke of Baden, too near to
France not 10 allow the ideas which cross
the Rhine TO hnd their level, uccorrls the
liberty of the press, the armins Of the peoA
pie, the abolition of feudalites, and finally
the promise of cooperating in the establish.
ment Of unltary German Parliament, that
Congress OF Germanlc democracy from
which new. order Of things is 10 ISSUE.
On the 9Th of March, the King. of Bavaria
abdicates, and, after combats in the streets,
makes over the throne to prince who unites
IN al,
Between the 9Th aud | llh of March, sim
liar abdication of the sovereign of Hessa
Darmstadt takes place, and power of the
people, right of association, liberty of the
press, the jury, the French Code Mt May
ence--all is accorded. The ciector of
tlesse Cassel, whose resistance to the intro
ducilon ct democratic principles WINS motto.
rions IN Germany, grants the same pledges
10 his people IN arms, and adds thereto tho
concession of the principle OF a German
Parliament. ins0rrection wrcsts from tho
Duke OF Nassau the suppression of tithes,
the political aud asnlcd organization Of the
people, and n parliament on the English
model. On the 18th March, Loipsck rises
10 insurreciion, and obtains from, the King
of Sayouy, already constitutional monarch,
his consent 10 the principle OF German
parliament. On the same day an impern.
tive popular demonstration obiges tho
Prince of Oldenburg to convokc represcn.
tation of the people.
The people of Mecklcnburs arm them.
selves come days after, and nominate pro.
paratory assembly for clccting the German.
ic parliament Hamburg reforms in moro
democratic spirit her already republican
constitution. Bremen reforms her senate,
and accedes TO the principle of Il German
parliament. Lubbock, after violent distur-
Dances, conqners the same principle
(ilear, hear.) Finally, on the 18th Of
March, the King of the Netherlands abol.
shes the institutions which restrict liberty
in the grand dueby OF Luxembourg, where
the tri-color flag itself floats as spontane.
Gus demonstration of French pfincipiss.---
All this decomposition of the old system, all
these elements of federal unity, result in tho
German parliament at Frankfort. Hereto
fore the Diet ut Frankfort has been the oLe-
dent instrument of the omnipotencc Of the
two great Uermanic powers, Vienna aud
Berlin, over the feeble allies Of the confed-
GRAFTON; but the idea Of constituent parlia-
ment sitting permanently in the heart Of
Germany arises on the PRONUNCIATION of our
IDEAS. This parliament of nations, hence
Forth representing the people instead of
the courts, becomes the foun-
latisn OF new Gcrmanic confederation,
which elnancipates the weak, and which
forms the centre Of democracy, diverse
but unilary. The liberty, more aud more
democratic, Of Germany, will necessarily
place its support on power also democrat-
lc, without any other ambition than the al
lance of principle and the safety of terrific
ries--that power is France. The bases Of
this parliament, deliberated on at Frankfort
At the end Of March, were presage of the
new destnics Of Germany, these bases are,
3 president of the Germanic confederation,
elected for three years. This president is
invested with the right Of peace aud war
The parliament is composed of two cham
lers-one, ENJOYS Of the princes, and tho
,iber elected by the people. 1t has for its
executive force an armed national guard
is FIRST session opened at Frankfort in tho
anie month as our constituent assembly,
J hus, from all parts since the proclamation
" the republic, under varied forms and anal
igous TO the genius Of the people, democra-
" organizes itself on the French model, |
hall not trace through the other states of
3 Irops the more or less rapid march Of the
NATIONAL principle or Of the liberal principle
accelerated by the revolution Of February.
IDEAS overflow their channel everywhere,
md these ideas bear the name Of France
IN every side you have that to choose be-
weeu certain and honorable peace and
'nrtial war with nations for allies. (cheers.1
Thus by the mere fact Of double principle
I once disclosed to Europe-the Democrat
/, principle, and sympathetic princiPle--ths
xtcrnal power, with one hand resting on
he right of nations, the other on the mag
ressiye bui imposing masses Of four armies
e observation, witnesses the upheaving Of
be continent without ambition as without
ENTHUSIASTICALLY TO negotiate or to combat
10 preserve her present boundaries, or TO
nlarge them, according to her right, her