Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-08-29

on. All matter relating to one country or king
dom is carefully put together with "Amerca,
France, Austria" as the case may be over the
whole. Articles taken from other papers are
either worked over into the form of letters Ia
trick not unknown IN other countries) or, if
credited 10 those papers it is done thus; "LOn'
don, June Is, tTimesp-and then the article is
given. Sometimes, however, credit is given as
is usual elsewhere.
The German editors seldom make use OF
flaming captions exclamation points, Tor "aston'
ishers," as the printers say) double loads, &C.
which English and American publishers do TO
draw public attention and make the utmost pos
sible display Of their contents. This the Ger
man Editor ignores and despises. June issur'
recton at Paris, or the downfall of Austrian lib
erty at Vienna would be announced in ordinary
type, with no other heading than tho ueasl dato
of their correspondents letter.
The leading article of a German as well as
of Freach journal always occupies the first
columns of the first page. This leader, also
has generally pretixed the sign of its writer. A
well educated German Is the best informed
man in the world. No other knows so much
about such mass of subjects. German papers
are made on much the same plan as German
men. There are incomparably industrious,
steady comfortable and u.onotonous.
The entire number of daily and weekly po-
litical and miscellaneous periodicals. (not in
GLIDING literary and scentifc) published in
Europe in the German language is stated by
the LeipSig Catalogue, to be 1858. The pay
Of editors and correspondents is small, compar-
ed with their earnings in other countries. The
chief editor of the .Apgempine Zsii,tng has al
annual salary of about 50 400. Two asslstant
get each the third of that sum. The chief ed
itors Of the leading Pruslan Journals receive
fiom 1000 to 5000 hdlers equal to 81 400 t
not paid so well. An ordinary letter containing
the current daily news Of any place command
usually about thaler, or 70 cents our money!
! he most able and experienced correspondent
get paid as high as five Mdlers, and a very fe'
from four to twelve dollars per letter Germa
papers are printed on small sheets very few al
tanning the size Of tie Freeman. Their con
posItors are paid by the thousand ems aud NJ
by the thousand ems as is usual in this country
In South Germany they get about third of tt
wages paid in this country; in North German
little more than that.
) The German press is mostly political; ar
} there are four different political press or partie
First the ultra Feuda and AIistocratic palt
which tolelates no hue of modern liberalism
but goes for the restoration Of the 1espotism
the 18th century; not by reason but by violenc
Second. the Middle Age party, or Absolutst
This is the party now in power it opposes
, king ard feudal aristocracy, but favors XIII
: and Office holders. Third, the Monafchlc
party which favors Constitutional Monarch
Fourth. the Democratic Constitutional part
this party is the most LIBERAL 1t goes toT
hereditary king, with no veto power, and lie
islature democratically chosen, in short the b
o. gian system.