The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-01

way or the other In the course ofa very short time
In my last letter, | Informed you that the Bava-
rian government would refuse to recognise the
constitution issued by Prussia, Saxony and Hano-
yer; and complete erpose OF the Bavarlan minis
try has since appeared, explaining the motlvesrom
which Bavaria declined its acceptance. | have
now to communicate to you that negotiations are.
at the present moment, going on tor the purpose OF
bringing about an agreement with Bavaria, by
which conditional recognition OF the constitution
by the latter is TO be obtained
In consequence of demonstrations which have
been made by the INTERCHANGEABLE party at kar Is
ruhe, headed by Strive, one of the members OF the
provisional government at Baden, In favor OF pro-
claiming the republic, conflict has taken place IN
that city, in which Strive and several other lead
ers were arrested. According to the latest ac-
counts from karlsruhe, the prisoners have again
been released, by order of the provisional govern
ment and have left that city.
II is stated to me, on good authority, that the
Wurtemberg minister here had notified to the
Prussian government that the cabinet of Stutgard
| had proposed TO all the States which had recog-
missed the constitution of the National Assembly, 10
send ambassadors TO that capital for the purpose OF
coming 10 an agreement upon the question whether
| the States still TO adhere to the constitution,
and support the National Assembly. | learn that
| several of the smaller States have likewise de-
cared their disapPIobatlon with the late resolu-
| Mr. Donelson, the United States minister at this
court, has, within the last few days. had his fare
well audience of the king. lie will leave here,
| tomorrow, Tor brussels
Mr. Hannegan, the newly appointed minister, ar
rived here the day before yesterday.
miami Re ST. OF the German Democrats Abroad
From the Allgemeine Zeitung Of June1
The suboined document published in supplement
of the Swiss journal the Eroon may be regarded as
the programme of the democratic revolutionary party
iuGermany -
THE rising revolution will procure for all refugee de-
ocrats speedy return to their country it is there
fore time to lay before the German people the political
views and revolutionary measures with which they
purpose taking the initiative in the of events
The people will hear this communication with symra-
thy and satisfaction, because IL is aware that the bold
est defenders of its rights and interests have been
driven abroad by the CONDENSATION, and that
those democrats who Of plant character that
they could maintain themselves in Germany during the
half year. have not that perseverance, to meet the
| coming revolution with the energy which they with
stood The counter revolution The present mauifest
with which the German democrats abroad wish to in
troduce the continuation of their revolutionary actiy
ty, is not much the expression of private view
the unanimous conviction of the whole party, and,
such, adopted in meeting assembled. The time has
throw their words and their acts into the
kaiF Of history. The cowardy and dirty work of the
oupter revolution is terminated and we are at the
| comm of an entirely new whsle revolution
1.-The bertes wrung from the governments in February
apd Ma7e d which the bourgeois, more especially the
n err veeeis, Is fond Of boastng,sto conceal his
! 3Vs< ~ 1eSires from others and himself now,
" 11<tAy destroyed In fssnce the home.of
j/1GA have returned not only with facts, but
- name to the period preceding the 2ith
6od i'm Germany the caricature of a con-
Es25s tEs days Of March The treason nDt of No,
~ 11kcs Italy share the fate OF Germany. The only
Fe6 " -ensg still unfold the banner Of revolution
a. MaGynSs. They are the connecting link between
No. ~ and the revolution, and will render pos
1o ~ new victorious rising Of the people in neigh
$o<frg Poland In Germany ana even in Italy Tho
btream Of revolution has from West to East and
r. the point Il rushing back In strong lido to its
| home. IT. In Its course round the world, II again
touches the West. IL will not be left like the FIRST time
with passing greeting and secret shudder but men
will lay fabt held IL, and sink IL into the deepest
layers of the popular mass to stir up therefrom
state and new humanity.
What has become Of the glorious March victories in
Germany Or the revolution In Southern Germany
we cannot speak even In joke The good natured de-
monstrations at Mnyeuce, Wesbaden, Hanan, Karls-
ruhe, &c. torn pendant to Sbakspeare's Falstaa
scenes At Vienna. they fought with courage and
perseverance, but lacked in practical sense 10 turn to
account the victories they obtained On the day upon
which the combatants OF the barbados were buried
the old patIarchal imperial songs sung Meter
mich the lightning conductor which carried OF the
hatred that spared the throne the nobility the bu-
reaucracy aud the bourfe (Afetsrnieh der Bite
eb!eiier der HdsDs nit v,hem JAron, 8del Bueaa-
erate md die Bo'se rersahon. What especially cha
Isoterzes eckers expedition Is that the cts trcolor
waved above the red flag Of the proletary. The whole
expedition mot with the II deserved The best
criticism upon IL Is, that the jurors that sentenced
Strive gave verdict Of not guilty in the Of Heck
ers expedition. The committee Of atty the hrst
lutionary tribunal Of the Germans, which then
pronounced Its eensure Ia the persons Of its Impe
rial Commissaries, spatI and Venedsy, was the real
extract Of the revolutionary Marchbeer which had
| dergone its fermentation in the pro parliament The
| conductors Of the German Parliament, headed by the
| drunken clown SOirOn, halted between vanity and
cowardice, between ssli.estimaton and dcspond
eucy, and destroyed the last grain Of fear which the
Princes q Germany entertained Of the risng OF the
people. The German Parliament itself constituted the
legal brigge from the movement Of March to the coun
| terrcvolution.
| Our party date the European revolution, not from
February, but from June. The battle Of June is the
| birthday Of the red-of our republic. This later,
powerful revolution, has strangled the former
one The struggle Of February is important only as
ttsp TO the revolution Of June. The revolution Of
February effected change In the power Of the state
/ md I'm he nj
ton of June trantmuatoD Of the social system upon
which all powers Of state are dependent The first
reform II not possible without the second revoutou
and this IL why France, like all Europe has ia all es-
ssntal points, again resumed the old form Of govern
ment. The revolution Of February sure Of sue
contented itself with removing the hrst stone
that obstructed its path the revolution June could
undermine the foundation upon which State religion
and society were erected In the revolution February
parties cosleseed against one, that Of the dynasty
July in the battle ~ June party that II the social
let democrats fought against all the Others The revo-
luton Of February in is superhciality did not 90
back beyond July 1880 the struggle Of June back
20 the commencement u the history Of mankind, and
60 the conditions 81 human existence The battle ~
June IL sure pledge Of liberty It's greatest result
h. however ineonestbiy the conviction that we can
rot obtain inch 81 ground for the realization our
views nd plans By the sow ard quIet path of reforms.
that We have enemies opposed to US, who regard ali
means available 20 put down cur party, aud against
wfom We must ooB,,qgently employ all means With
for q the rarties concerned that cannot real
lac the principles Of our party until the present
After the battle Of June. there Is revolution
sry party that does not seek complete change In the
laws % property II has proved the indfe renee and
usclesn,ss ~ All religious and national party strug-
glee The battle ~ June has split humanity into wo
great Camps between which neither reconciliation nor
Indifference can exist and for this reason IL fs tho
commencement Of our revolution Of the revolution OF
the rroetarans We shall Always stand in opposition
20 all 90 called democrats who cannot determine TO
draw the last Consequences from this revolution To
uch half or sham democrats belong the national poll
tcians whose head quarters in Germany are in the
frankfort Asstmbly In Switzerland 70 has given rise
70 the scandaous neutral party In addition the repub-
lean teureeoi the philosophical politicians and the
petty citisen socialists
We declare tie supreme power o. the State over all
ttcnonca and social relationships a ruling prnci-
pie Not production great scale alone but sill and
even production % be the q the State II
make them harmunixe With the wants Of all well
with the liberty Of each The stem this end