The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-03

but, as tho guardian of peace and the friend of IA
thsrland express the ardent wish that you will listen
to my peaceful celebrations. Already has public
opinion declared In so positive manner against the
movement in Baden and tho Palatinate, that when
compare the general enlightenment and education of
the people OF Baden with the notorious character of
that conference.-the and impetuous movement, cannot
abandon the hope that, by making appeal TO the
good feeling and cultivated Intelligence of the nhabi-
tants shall contribute to the avoiding OF immcasura
BILE unhappiness IL is only necessary to strengthen
the noble powers OF Baden ia order to prevent the
Threatened unnatural contest or at least to limit the
ranks OF the insurgents to few who are not indigo
nous to the soil Of Germany, or who have for
abandoned tho path Of law and OF honor.
People OF Baden You cannot have forgotten that
tits not TO the legally expressed wish Of the majority
but to the despotism OF congregsted masses that the
present unhappy condition Of Baden and of the fas
innate is TO be- attributed 1t Is necessary to arrest
intnedistey the progress OF ruin Your own honor
requires that your free and prosperous country
shall no longer present to the people Of Germany "a
threatening image OF dilapidstion and ruin The
origin Of the Baden insurrecton ~ tho proceedings
way were the freedom of the citizous the national
rights or the interests Of the country endangered.
cal mack of contest for carrying out the
OF tho empire, in order, that it might appear Q
senseess and criminal me mt even to the bind.st
minds Ipstead, however of forwarding that cOusti-
tuition the unbOundcd excuses committed in Baden
and the ralatinate form 60 the grief Of all pa
riots the most dangerous Of obstacles the great
eot OF the reconstruction OF Germany in manner
worthy ofits people. Every German who has a nenrt
grief when he reflects that il IL not foreign foes
but Germans themselves, who are laborng at
Is
power who have always the word "frseiouir in
TIER mouths have In fact no counry but the people
in their better feeling do not separate fatherand
liberty and the Of Baden will be convinced that
it is disgraceiu to belong to horde whose
do not shrir from invoking foreign aid in nterna,
struggle Tor aconstituon. Never should such horde
dare to call itself an army Of freedom for the false
sppellation will be secuted by general indignation.
Inhabitants of Baden II am convinced that the
conscience 81 the people, although 1t may be blunt
ed cannot be for any length Of time. suppre ssed
q IA nh
hatterers All Germany expects that you will re-
turn to the political virtues Of moderation aud sound
without which no progress Is possible, the
prize Of the efforts and suGerngs OF Ia tyesr aanbie
The German army which Is entering your territory,
tutional rule Of good prince together with the
blessiDgs u freedom and Of true liberty con; IRE
you promote the bloodess attainment OF that object
Unite your strength in order to from your homes
the misfortune and disgrace OF civil war.
(Signe0 The Vicar Of the Empire,
The President Of the Impsri. Ministry,
Given at Frankfort tn. 10th day Of June, 1910.
The following s tho note addressed by the plenipo-
teutaries Of German States resident in Frank
fort TO the ministers Of tins empire and the answer OF
the latter
Recent evenes determine tho undersigned picnipo-
tsntsres to demand frank explanations on tho part
OF the ministry Of tho Ceutrai Power on different
questions Ct the greatest Importance The uadsr-
figned had hoped that two conferences, which they
Empire, would furnish thcm with opportunity Of
coming to an understanding with 1t. This hope
deceived.
oountermanded they have no other way eft but thas
OF ni.hng k'own By -si.l sl' s's.s. OF eon'vt',ns
time all the subjects to DO discussed during this
interview.
Assembly, the central Power IL deprived Of tho
moral support which was lent to ii, aud which is
NOS sufficiently seconded by the great German states
Moreover, Prussia, tbs Kingdom VI SAxony, and
Hanover have jutt concluded a special ailiancc,
the common affairs Of which will be directed by rros-
sia II known, lastly, that there have been nssota-
tions Of diverse nature relative TO the chsuges about
be introduced nto the central power In tho actual
critical situation Of Germany IL Is but natural to ask
IL the cenirsl power possess the requisite for
suitably dscbargins its fuoetions. The undersigned
attention by much the serious, that Official
advice reaches them concerning tn. affairs OF ther
common country which are really OF such great imPor
lance, and that tho ministry u the empire doc. not
confer with them the Law OF the 18th VI juno lsis
prescribss.
ing IL have only the right but even bound to
procure positive information relative tsthe actual stu
ston of the central power. they mdst desire - losrn
What attitude the aid power intends TO assume towards
the cial alliance contracted brtWvcu Prussia sxouy
and anoysr what u has the power aud the intention
10 DO to copluru away the storms which menace the
country within without; whether II possesses
the means, aud what they are for o1osoiod,l, di.-
charging its functions; and how finally regards its
po~itiOn relative TO The National Assembly, ss.r the
decree which tBnsers TO stut,gard the seat OF this
In cons,q uence tie undersigned appeal 10 the Prcs.
dent OF the Council to give Thorn, ON the points indca-
ted frank explanations In conference, winch the sin-
istTy ~ the Empire will have the gIOdaess 10 nx
possible
srrnnrlrrls, Duser, JorD.-, EisH-nHspr, Ifxsr,
FBANctn, kAgsrts Most, (for the Grand Ducliies OF
Ssxie- " ,imsr aud Od-nbOursJ 'Hyoicss the Baron
bths5Ivssiss sSr ~ Of Anh,l
DesssU aud Ccothenli f.isFsi s-ipt, hiHcHrrn'1ES'
Frankfort, Juno 3, iss2
sNswEn oP rus MINISTRY OF THE EEPfgE.
The pI.bi yotsntlarics OF those German lstcs vhs
have recognised the constitution OF tue empire voted
ssdrrs-cd To the undcrsisn,d ON the "a iasts dsss
q. cOu-r In conmou ~ith Tue ministry 81 the empire
upon questions referred % IA The tad note
Participating does, la this desire, the ministry
Of the empire the more regrets 60 hnd IN the note an
alusion by which the writers thereof appear 10 -
preach the ministry a. regards those questions
with having delayed coming % On UNDERMINING
with the governments u ths G.fmsn States, On
formally with the lac of the empire of the 18th
June last 1hs uBdvrsis1sd take. tb- liberty OF
obesrving that the ministry OF the cHPire viii
inialnbly submit to common DISCUSSION With
tbs German government on every measure which.
in virtue 81 the said Law, ought u De sunmted 10 such
being nrmiy convinced that eager arreBcr BE-
tween the individual governments aud the central
power alone insure aud advance toe well being 81
The coInuunitp In this conviction u wih slwsy- b.
pleasure to Ministry "a the Empire TO communicates
Ia aud TO Prove this th. uuderssnsd hastenso
you the demands referred 70 IN the no'e VI
The Fret relates TO the attitude which the Central
tower proposes to take with regard 10 the measure
lately adopted by the crc-ns OF frusis Ssxony and
Hanover. 10 will not be dilcult % answer tnis &C.
cording 90 tb. principles 81 rHene fsht Inc ,hrse
gov la question have Ia ccnac1neoce OF the
present state q anairs concluded defensive aance,
sua further, submitted TO the German gVvrrnments
tfclsot a constitution, With Nies to come 10
derrtsudrg ~ TO tts acceptance.
Gbe righs TO conclude such an alliance 10 derived
from Art ~ Cf the Federal Act sud csE0o be contest
"a BY the provisional JcDtri fOwer which has taken
the place a the GeTmsnio Diet any more than it could
lie ty that Diet seeing that only the sxyirsion
a the Central Power, that the German paoc las
enters into fUree aud that tall then the old public 40
nuet necessarily remain In vgOr, uulrss al legal tie
between the German ststcs IL 10 b. destroyed
As To- the project Of new constitution, 10 suiccs -
oberve ths in OF the law of tue zath June last
the enital fOwcr has nothing TO With IT, aud ~ only
intetcttd therein far tine said project snal tend
to something definite aud consequently 70 tine cessa
ton uf ita funtious
The manner In which this project shall be received
by the other German govefnmsnts viii r,ove ~hether
or not will 20 this point; tne undersigned,