New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

The most unfortunate Of Its re suits the infg.
enc which these ter-isersatioas must have up1l
the pah,ic l1ras 81 the people Of TINS country Ia
81 very recently. the people a; Germany bal Boz
tbs respec; remained intact -ls we AloNn that
rhr, exhibited. d. I-fs -reat calcor an. honesty
-oxarl .heu terrified rg.e-s ADD the van4a.sasd
a-...lcrac.. CD both o.. whom. h0weve-. they de-
are5 they would 10 -Istlce recognising rights
wl.ca tins seemed 10 aave inside sacred " ale
the throne, Of Germany we're lettering. the people
u-oclainsd constitutional monarchy and the Parla-
men; OF FraakCr; extrLded % the constitutional
Kings ani tie Emperor privileges la.Ser snaa were
ever before granted b. any people. IN choosiHg
the s g; Vicar Of the Empire the Frankfort Parma
meat ass -acI 70 hn & TIE Invio,ati-'y an IRE
sroa,.b.i-y q th- k!lg because. even Do tins
.-alsit0-y v.carats. t0ev hestat,1 = tFci-i lloh
ne l40-a-,hc principle. step ~ sie@ as
- discussion o. tie Constitution proceeded.
d. .h- Parliament exhibit tie most conscientious
,-s.trs toward tire princes AMI sings % Germany
Nouati-u has rv-- before shown sucl a. exam.
pie oi generosity toward Their priaces = 10 nad
a ready twice in i-.5 All $500 broken 81 the
-arst solemn prom ses gwen o. Their people on no
ni,ats ot DANCE. The majority al Frankfort aad
not o---1eu those breaches Of ia.th, and the!
were ~ sctuatei b. pure -cod nature bat ratne-
b. feeling at jls,. 20 toward vsnqa'shcd adver
.s-, stronger tLaa any sense 81 dssrp .la-mc-t o7
sr-1sr The governments. by ccSaow.cdslnE
-h good fal,h GA the pa; 90 tne people, ani oy
.1lui q. aa ua.upcechahe position tlT the .ouuta
ton Of the institutions Of the empire 4; tbs No
mcut position has been Undermined aad sha-
ken AMI {, = 90 BE- feared that The last explosion
4, BerIu WI not cave even trace @. 49,
In ISIS and ISIS the rulers Of ths country
managed a. save appearances but rat i impos-
s1.e now in ISIS and go there wa neither So
extensive press Tor Far lameutary institutions "a
which on each occasion when II : found necessary
O. b-.as s0.eml promise, the kiugs are compelled
,o xp1>e before Germany and before al Europe
tbs system. winch common sense mass brand as
q p and " k While tie policy o tie hour cas-
the soc.ll PROMISE necessity oi the Fasf, am
slen T. : broken. necessity OF the present. In
IS a-l 1880 there We're neither the railroads nor
q. r .rsphs which ucw unite al the people ut Ger
many. and make Berlin. Vienna. Paris ami London
ne ibors Ca tie other hand. IN ISIS and 1850
there was 80 one responsible % tie people toy
vnat vas done The King. in his Cabinet decid-
o. With tie assistance Of rs Ministers, the iate OF
the ROYAL Provinces now he requires the consent
OF the Chambers. and Is compelled % gain the iniu-
ence oil a party in Prussia. The same men who,
hardly two wears aEO. assisted IA compelling
the King and bis Ministry 70 promise hoeral
and democratic institutions, now lind themselves
compelled IA all the King sad his Ministry IN be
t.a.lYE their promises. Hans mann. tamphau
sen Won der Heydr. AMI the leaders ot the oppOsl
tol who conquered 10 1873. aud ruled the Frank
frt Parliament. are .nose who now aid Manteudel
Il dowitz and Ger'aCh 20 thrustng the Institutions
%. the country even Ear behind what they were m
1888. The King and lis Ministers published some
months AGO au octruyed Constitution which ought
% ha,e satisfied them, ,or they were the parties
WHO drew 10 Up Tbs same Government called
toe ,hcr the representatives Of the country b,
an electoral law which had been carefully oc-
tro.ci So rs DO prevent all bat the friends oi
power .rom obtaining admission into the Cham
btrs These Chambers meet aud ow them
selves worthy OF the name 0l the 'atrDurabies ir
-hey amended the octrOy ed constitution ~ all points
/ .p q Conservative sense Aud when alter a long
discussion, they bad adopted tie revised cJusttu
ton. IS whole system Is suddenly overthrown, and
the same men are forced % adopt a system wh,,
bat a short time previously they had soeuin.y r..
iected. -Al this IS done II Il were intended de-
snedy 10 destroy the last rest o. confidence which
these enforceable chambers had in themselves AID
which tn people ought 10 entertain 'owsn! her
representatives 1t has b,cn destroyed, and " th
Q alI confidence ia the conservative party. No
one - On blame f.r % but themselves.
II is difficult % .ry - Your rcadc~s ciea~
iles o.. tie c.a.ir re ol mind OF the people oi Pus
"a. q s. TO- urrs Democrats publicly rejoice l
DE res l.rs obtained az Berlin the Ar-ln eud Gel-
lach party c-unc, be content WIN their victory, as
d. has drained i,r them eny PROVISIONAL cpucts-
s.la fi. 'ald minds the bon 50Hrr, 1i', the trrc
.c.scr,lttcs arr ia conservation Tor they ar u-
i.encsd IS a deep conviction Tat they have agaII
.,.t 7.i that they always lose. 40 matter
whether the Gerachs or The ultra Democrats gather
Gee rui,s the seed O. which Las i1s. been soWn
Those who are not Constitutional or Conservative,
tom fear oi sell interest have abandoned the lef
o. Coasiiutoaa.ism. AID pubicly express their
dsappr1 bat on sayiny that there - no other hog
fl- Germany but IN a second revolution. Tho Dem
ocrats rao their hands aud smile every time they
hear that vord uttered hy former Conservative.
such revo .I..Oa VII. doubtless occur bat 10 wi
0u.y be- wucn The last rest OF public morality shall
have disappeared rom Germany.