Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

nv, %, , BERLIN, Aug T. 1919
The Troubles IN Germany Efforts 10 consolidate The
EmPue-1he Position ofPrussia - Openinr ofhe
Chamber-Speech Of the Kmg-1ae Danish Bloch
ade.
N'w, that the revolutionary couflic, in Germany is
Drought u an end aud the isi smoke on the field al hat
We IN Baden Ia cleared away, the quarrel between the
nlfefeni cabinets relating to the conquest Of Western
"efmany and the division of he spoils :" has cmmrnc
ed IN real earnest. The question: what is l., become Of
Baden and the smaller States and whether the supre
macy OF Prussia is 10 be recognized and what IL Ia be-
the future position of Austria Bavaria aud the nryer
oa,esat 'hh present moment. occupies almost exclusive
~ The Whole attention Of the different cabinets of er
many.
ne agents OF the Prussian government. Mt all the
c"u''s oi uermany have again received instructions To
urge The States. IN which they accredited 10 declare
iheir adheson To Prussia The latter is navy firmly
resolved 10 cnvoke German Reichstag or diet even II
Austria aud Bavaria should pndes against IT, The for
mai recognition u" the constitution which places Prussia
at the head 81 Germany yet has only been declared
by few of the smaller States To be sure the greater
pat Of the States had previously signird acceptance Of
oe CONSTITUTION To The PEussan government. bu, their nc
qniescence. though only conditional, WAS forced one in
hen EXISTING STATE OF things since they were ohlu.d tn
'eah on Russia ior support u combat the revolution
winch was aging within their territories. After
@ 'soffectiol was suppressed and the occnpation OF
WeSe1h Opfmnny by the Pfussian troops has becone
fda decfompi. snch uf the smaller States which st
wished t. preserve, at least nominal Independence ID
Prussia, and hoped by joining the opposition f Austria
ahh DaVafia against the 8itef the Prussia
rule withheld their recognition Of the cons tuition which
IS 10 establish the supremacy of Prussia in Germany
In me meantime. Ssxony and Hanover, which had def
meiy signed ireay u uphold the constitution in con
!uc non with Prussia have laerly Influenced doubtless
oy ausira and Bavaria, awaited themselves of the pr,
sshn made IN the treaty, that The leg isatare -, TIA,
aies are 10 raiiiy The tuition for the purp uf ma
Ming iiesh diillcues 10 Prussia. Hanover has alread,
propsed several alterations of the constitution Saxo
~ mas 'ntmaed. that unless Austria will finally rec,c
hse the frusslan league will hold itself bound by
the treaty The result VI he manifold Vaccinations n.
inifgn-s ID cabinet diplomacy 10 Germany will ere long
hec,.ne manifest Alr~ady the di-gnse is ,huwn nf b,
the different faan~is. The -fr1s u a,ia 10 main
tan lis posiirn ct the hsad a he fmsr stmanic Gun
federation ihe stfsisg Il BzpsFSs Gns,d. 2oiny IN,
rs"k ola hfsi tate p,ss - G-rsty sa.. d., ;,g with
Prussia The so2fssses sAss aRass A1ss sud th,
tenden.i.s ii NursDtssy t0nsaAs sr,t,ag i.,zae :,
the Southern States 10 op;5iavaY st,saa sss >, In
ger c"nceslec ssr ibe valsar. yaass RI q ass bel.
IN pss@ssion by Bsrstlss 80 ~ 4asssa ss Ne sr.
informed on good snbosi,, ~ ssps ~ ssae s.gs b,
estefn G@rfnay sfSfp the soHta w sac WAY 4 Efe
geHz The Afcdake Jsha is sbnus " f..sfn 10 Ftxak
foH. lie Il ia resume his functions al the head a H.
cen'ral government of Germany although Prussia &.
hunger recognizes The central 10 YER Ofd.r CT the ices
tsh'tsiment Of the Office u the central power ~ frank
t'Ft have sfeady been given p.nssis 10 lie feopife
"fem we Us ro"p from tie fortress # Esstad ard ia
vsfisn trp'ps are 10 be sianed ihefe A f,u.aI ~,
es IN The fMr of the eeirsl ,wef against The afns
ncs with Denmark, e,nclajed by Pfnssa is 10 be H.