The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

The brother OF the Grand Duke OF Ba-
den reached here the night the above took
place. 1t is thought the Grand Duke is also
here himself s
In Rastadt the best order prevails, the
soldiers and people being on the most ami
cable terms, Strive, Blind, and the other
persons concerned in the republican move
ment OF September, have been set free
Two parties exist in Baden. One wishes
to proclaim Immediately the republic, but
the other wishes to hold by the constitution
and the National Assembly.
In Franconia, part Of Bavaria, there
was to be held the 18th inst, great mass
meeting, for the purpose Of following the ex-
ample Of Rhenish Bavaria, in case the King
should not consent to adopt the constitution,
A deputation was sent to the Central power,
to ask for three Imperial Commissaries, to
appear at the meeting and legalize the pro-
ceedlngs, The central power declined to
grant the request, but several leading MEM
bers Of the left Of the Assembly have gone
to take part We have yet no news as TO
the result
The King Of Bavaria has ordered the for
nation Of camp near Munich, but the sol
1iers will not 90 here,-Matters win most
probably go in the whole Of Bavaria as they
have already gone in Wirtemberg, and are
now going in Baden In Rastadt, which is
an ''Imperia fortress" part Of the troops
were Bavarian, and they went with the
rest
In regard to these movements in Germany,
as well as those Of similar kind in other
parts Of Europe, am aware they are repre-
scented in some quarters, as only the efforts
of an anarchical party to bring aboutred re-
public, communism, and every other object
Of terror, know that some American COR
respondents in Europe are rather prone to
ape the cant Of certain English and govern
ment paid constitutional papers, in lauding
royalty and the existing order Of things, and
branding with horrible names every contra
~ manifestation. But such persons see only
the surface Of things. They pass with rail
way speed from one capital to another, visit
palaces, picture galleries, and museums, get
their republican vanity tickled by few in
vita,ions to dinner with the arstocracy, are
even perhaps so fortunate as to be presented
TO royalty itself, then read the Tunes, tue
Journal des Debots, and the Universal Ca
zette Of Augsburg, and think they under
stand perfectly the condition and wants Of
Europe But they never come in contact
with, and consequently know nothing Of, the
great body Of the people.
! The prediction Of Napoleon, that Europe
would be in less than hundred years either
Republican or Cossack, begins to appeal
less extravagant than when first uttered
Already the civilization Of the West and the
barbarism Of the East have come to open
conflict. The Kings are plainly showing
their prediction for the latter. We shall
probably see Russian troops lin Germany
soon, as they are now in Gallicia, preparing
to extinguish the liberty Of the Hungarans.
But whichever way the present struggle
ends, the people will remember their enc
mics. There is already in Germany ha-
tired Of monarchy far more deep and unver-
sal than is generally supposed, A proof
that the present movements are not those OF
fanatical faction, is the total absence of
excess on the popular side Nowhere have
the bounds Of moderation been passed No
where has anything been demanded but the
constitution and whatit grants. Among all
the instances Of insurrection, there is not
single one 10 which the republic has been
proclaimed, though DO doubt that is the form
of government which the majority Of the
people wish, and to which they will come al
all events before MANY wears
Before the barefaced reaction Of the Prin-
ces, The National Assembly is becoming
more decided and consistent More than
forty Prussian members Of the right have
resigned and gone away, which throws the
majority more towards the left The said
gentlemen were chiefly Office holders in
Prussia, and seeing the latter assuming
rather hostile attitude in reference to the
Assembly, they judged it polite, presume,
for their private interests, to retire from. the
fray. Others are daily following in their
steps This is giving power into the hands
Of that part of the Assembly which is really
inclined to act The 18th instant it was
decided by vote Of l72 against lag, that
all the armed force Of Germany, as also the
ldHuNcHiJ anu TIE Hhtioudi RudIuS, take tue
oath Of allegiance to the constitution--that
the central power take measures to carry out
this resolution, SO far as the single States
should not do 1t with their own free will
But difficulty has arisen with the Vicar Of
the Empire, !, was apparently forgotten
that his cooperation Is necessaryin carrying
ont or attempting to carry out the decisions
Of the Assembly. His name has scarcely
been heard for the last six months, but he
becomes now suddenly stumbling block in
the way, when the Assembly concludes to
act. Gagsrn being long time worried BY
the Assembly to give his plan for carrying
out the constitution, at length wrote out a
program, which he presented for approval to
the Reichrerweser, but the latter remarked
that it looked too much like the red republic
for him, and he would have nothing to do
with il This no doubt surprised the Baron,
who was obliged in consequence to resign
his post Another has not yet been formed
4 the old one acts nroyisionally When tbe