New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23

.A-x;,. fsJv considered ths, he comes. however.
- 40 ropclssion that there Is no more cnance NsAs
- cro~Ss 10 establish relays OF Trustworthy men lor
tScccIyeyance Of intelligence and system OF esp.on
~ ,o,be intentions Of the Wurtemberg Ministry ana
Tie movements Of the troops Ths letter never rescnea
IT. adore O. for when il was written the Regency n.
already passed entirely into the "iorelSn depaten1,
VIZ Switzerland: and while poor M Roesi:r t,ouDieu
bis had about the intentions Of the formidable Ministry
of a sixth.rate kingdom hundred thousand r,ussui
Ravaaian and Heesisn soldiers had arcady s.ueS .o
whole STAIR in the last battle under INC "ais Vi i~o
tadt n,,o. ~ a, ,be
6rst and the lsst creation OF the re'oiunoh us voo
cation had been the first evidence that there acuy "oa
6scv revolution In January ond existed as long rs
III ,be frat modern German revolution was not YET
brought to close Chosen under the nnuence oil fne
cspifsIst ciass iy Remembered scattered r1ra pop
ulafon for the most part only awanng rom tne ounio
,,c.s "A feudav this Parliament served 10 bring Ia one
body upon the political al the great popular names
a ief-le4s and then 10 utterly ruin them All the
celetrics OF tho middlecass Liberalism were mere col
lected fhe BOurgeobie expected wonders IT earned
sh,ue for ef aud for ts representatives The indus
trial md comnsrci.l capitalist class were oro severely
deesttd in Germany than IN any other country they
were first woTsted broken, expelled from once IN every
individual State Of Germany tnd then put 70 fOul,
dsgrrrcd end booted in the Central srman Parliament
Political Liberss the ruie Oftho BOurgeoisie he
der NOM rciiesl republican form Of government
forever impossible in Germany
In the lsttcr period Of rs existence the herman
syns M served 70 disgrace forever thu section wcn ha
evey since March 1913 headed the Ofhcini opposhOp
the Denoc, ais represeiiDg the ntsre IS Of the small
trading and partially Of the farming cass Iha Class
was in M.y and June 1919, given chance " snow ts
yoesos Of forming stable government IN Germsny we
bsve sesp how itsilsd no: much by adverse crcun
sssrees as by tho actual and continual cowardice IN si
irving movements that had occurred since the outbreak
at tberevoution by showing in politics the same snort
sighted pusillauirnOus waverng spirit. wcn chaIac-
teristic Il IL commercial operation In May i5fs u
had by This G. Lost tho confidence OF the real nyhlng
ros Of I'll Euro pesn insurrectiODs the Working class
But vet II had ieir chance. The German farhameht
belonged 10 r. exclusively after the RectonrsS ana
Iibcf1s nd Withdrawn. Tho rural population wa Ia
tsfavor Twcthrds OF the armies Of the noer States
one third Of tho Prussan army the majority ~ mo Pros'
II II 4 only acted resoluey and with that courage wnich
h. the reit n clear in,ght in the state OF ings But
the poli iars who led this class, wero not more
eIesr than the host OF petty trndesnen winch o
lowed lion They proved even to be moro Infatuated
more attached delusions voluntarily kept up
more credultw more incapable u res0utely dealing
with f.ca tbn the Liberals Their ofncaimportsnce
TOO "a reus ed below the freezing point But they moi
having actually carried their common place principles
into exec uiion they were under poy favorable circum
stsoces cfpsle Of moineDtary resurrection, whonthn
last hope taken from them Just as was taken IRON
their colleagues Of the pure Democracy In Franco, BY
the coup dstos of LOUIS BoSAPARTE-
The 1eicat Of the South West German nsurrectlon
and the Dispersion Of the German Parliament bring I'M
history the first German Revolution TO close Weha'
now to show parting glance upon the victorious mem
bers of the alliance we shall DC
f1uis IN next setter NAIL MAN
London, Sept. "a, l6J2