New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-15
GERMAN POLITICS.
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pou lon. shall have TO repeat for yoa the
same gloomy picture Of our condition! Fit were
NJ, nv sutv asa rus reporter. would fam spare
Won the disgust AID ny sell the pain OF descuP'
40, n TIA unfortunate siiusiion OF Germany IL
need, bat 4 hlt.e step FOR rs 10 md ourselves eA'
s,tlv where We were before March, ls's, with the
old Confederation revived. The prospects Tor the
a-nation of a more Intimate union under Prussias
direction crow more snd mOrs discourssing. The
plan OF a Consultation adopted by the Three Kings
appear. 70 Be destined 20 the same fate IS that Of
the National Assembly. II will never be brought
into activity Aswss % be toreseen Bavaria has
definitely refused is assent, AFTER second urgent
demand on the part Of Prussia IN addition 70 this,
saxony and Hanover srs bringing up sgsia the
reservations they made Ga entering the old Coutsd.
erston with respect % tie refusal Of other Ger
man States than Austria 70 JOIN il.
cave always regarded the seems Of Prussis
and It's allies with 10 favorable prosuos.ic.. Is
pscisly with reference 70 toe acts OF violence
which that power committed against the only Ns-
foundations for New Germany, should see rs
present scheme come 20 nought with ieslng OF
inward satisfaction. did no; perceive that with
its failure the lsst hope Of German Unity disaP-
pears for al indefinite time.
No positive Arrangement mas been made even
with regard to Provisional Central AdminisTs-
ton We Rave now 70 adj 20 ibis the disgrace
thst our internal affairs are 10 be settled by
European CcnEress Of those States which gusrsn-
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This cisrrsce has been uo,ifed 20 Germany By
4 Russian note. What can the Germsn people
expect from such Congress, where hGssis and
Austria will do their utmost ~ limit cur irecdcm,
AID France and England " IL stand by as aces
sorie, with the purpose Of preventing Us from
coming 70 a nstioual organization
The German people never offered such spec
t,cle Of patience SO now when rs interests " ere
sutirely ,ubordnSted TO those Of the dynsstes
which i've on It's submission. Bot the compressed
amnesty aud the painful CONSEQUENCES "l1n
which toe Germans contemplate this newest de-
ceptOn and frui;lsp issue OF boodless reVOia
ton, must not be overlooked. Our Governments
DO not seem 20 understand this Their ears are
deaf II ths distant threstenings Of the tempest 10
which their policy is exposing Germany. Ensy
have learned. they have forgotten. nothing God
grant that the German people may act 50 mat
that saving Of Nspoleons shall have no spph'
cation 20 them May they. "a the contrary. tase
ne the costly and bitter lesson winch oephSs
u the failure OF so many hopes aud so glorious A.
insurrsction and know that between their freedom
and unity snd the existence OF thelr kings ana
princes there is an impossible gulf.
The question Of the new organization OF Hun
gary occupies the entire attention OF the Austrian
Cabinet So FAR as the desig1s OF that body can
De understood the principles EN- bodied in the Con
stitu,ion Of March will D. rigidy spilled 10 hun
gary. snd no exception will ba admitted 70 the
Capitalization OF the Empire. The Hungarian
Constitution, which has existed So many centuries.
will thus be snnulled. and the dependenoie. Of
Hungary. namely Croatia, 5.svonia. Trsnsy wanna
aud the Voyv0dina will form separate provinces
Il noteworthy that this organisation OF the EN-
pirs will render ost Of the question snlon OF the
/ Gerrn.n PROVINCES OF Austria with the remsnier
Of Germany.
We have nothing definite as to the fate Of The
Hungarian fugitves in Turkey, and especially
with reference 70 the leaders All IL uncertain. The
/ number of these refugees is rechoned At 900.
According 10 letters from Hungary, the rsvo'u
ton is only apparently suppressed, and bitter
hatred of the Austrisns influences every mind
Even those no have hitherto been OF different
way OF thinking now have this feeling. This u
not surprising ia view Of the impotic course o
Au5'ris toward the conquered country. Had the
/ couqusrors dssired % render their po.session o
tae vanqlished country Precarious and dihcul
- possible, they could not have chosen snreI
messs than they already have in operation ~