New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

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ks"ps hen 70" hoysf'sa q Pra-s. paoed psss A.
psIsr between m,sf and hz people be called 81 -
simple German Democrat he rode through the s,r~
ts capital shedding ears for ths sseriazs Of h,. 80
" no very good, people u Berlin" s'''s
The Parliament elected under tho ienoe az ,Ai. -,
II orgiyeness aud oblivion u oil pat msiecds Of rv
was ctmrosed VI docios, proessos lawyer. and o5r'
iss Who nbucd with the extraordinary notion AZ n.hs
lsga revolution placed eliares Tie sincerity N ~
king and offered hin the imperial crown of Cern.s
Fatal nfaiustion-as IL legality and revolution ers 49, Y
their very nature antaeonsc. Hence aros all tie ~
seauent misforiunes This king elected Emperor nv ~
people, refused tO respond tO the call VI the ueonia -
ieJrng 10 continue responbc TO God and fai,hl m -
Holy Alliance, es he might inure the fund ,meusl uris
pie u legitimacy. F''
Nor Was /; by mere negative mean. that the de,e..
monerch lent assistance % the OF despotis, a.
response to the confidence misplaced in hin by he Deo
He sent his leg0ns into Baden 10 crash the liberal %
ment and 10 execute the leaders by the igdgmens, ~
courts marshal, just Russia acted in Hungary "
When the Scleswig honieners belonging 10 the Ca
man nationality revocd against the King II Denmsl
and sought the alliance and cooperation OF German vo,.
teers 10 obtain their freedom the King of Prussia In 49,
vent their turning TO coed purpose such help as,
took them under his protection, sent them general eel
feed the volunteers and destroyed their Cause the Pm.
sian General Willisen, who the Kings tool in ,s
matter stung by remorse, is a lunstc confined IA
mad house Of that country which he betrayed
In Germany the aaion of the King of Prussia TO n.
Holy Alliance il too well known for to waste snv
time in eHpaiatng upon i experience hss taught Ne
Germans that the family OF HohenzoIern VIII stand f,
with those of Hap~burgh and Romsuof is only a. m,
lance from the of action that there eau exs, nv
doubts the subject Voumesin proof Of this coua !.
written, but they would be useessy occupying your tins
the fact paipable. In the approaching contest Of pr,
oipes which will shortly be developed through the wa,
just commenced the Danube the three powers Of Ru
sa, Austria ard Prussia have their respective parts i,
play that Of Prussia is the most pedoas is b. deceive
the people by fegned neutrality.
But why should hot Prussia act open part Ike Re.
sis-~hy always play the hypocrite Because il oay
by wearing mask Of iberaly and legality, BY delasoa,
and by surprises that the Court hold the helm n,
state There is perhaps portion of the Continen Of
Europe so near 20 radical revolution the People Of
Ptussiafor hardly any other has bad the same ayan
ages OF preparation which combination of circumstances
have procured for them When IN 1903 Prussia war
tampled on by Napoleon, the Prussian Dynasty WIS
Obliged 10 appeal 70 the People, and 10 oder sub xania
Inducements in addition to patriotic indictments stir IN
in the masses an opposition 10 the French invasion Pop
ular statesmen, OF great foresight Introduced variety Of
solid reforms SUCH for instance, the communal admin
ssions upon republican bases tending accustcm thu
TO self government and also furnishing theuf with
means TO assert their rights Laws likewise intro
dnced establishing schools so that no child should nnaia
deprived of elementary instruction. system of Inna-
wehr put into operation, by which every citizen was
obliged TO serve his time in the regular army from to
year, after which he returned 10 his civil position,
society, and inscribed in Of the batalons OF
Lsndw chr commanded by officers elected BY the troops
Thus the standing army became a more military school
while the Landwehr was the army OF the people. FL
Soon however the comprehened its danger IRON
such institutions and after the enihgasm the Prlssa
King had excited in the nation had enabled his hesy to
drive out the French and to regain steady seat upon his
throne then steps taken first 10 weaken by initiation
and the 10 eace these progressive measures The teach
ers of the schools were placed under the control OF thu
Church and taught not true but alsed history but /.
too late independent class OF teachers hal already
been ated and the had acquired that elementary
instruction which win indicate TO them the path by which
to emerge from the slough ignorance the nssutiOnN
the Landwohr mutsted aud this been yet more al
tered since lsis These battalions mere corps
reserve commanded by officers Of the line but the results
of the general military instruction is not TO be eaced and
out of the 100000 of population there exists rom
100000 10 100000 men well trained and exercised ia
of the people and how small portion sympahize with
the Court may be judged by the Jealousy aud its fears 10
call them into active service
The great danger of the Prussian Dynasty lies In hs
Pussan people, though every arfce has been exhausted
In deludng the nation. The Court is aware Of this and
knows that in the approaching popular struggle mast
stand or fall with the despos Of Russia AMI Austria. OK
what use to the Crowns be the 100000 OF maskc
and rifes in arsenals ready for use when the men into
whose hands the King must place them cannot be de.
the finances OF the State to day in comparatively
hourshng condition, when the first outbreak all its
usual sources of revenue will ceasel
The Prusslan Government labos assdaously TO restrain
the development Of progressive ideas well knowing that
such must be SYNONYMOUS with revolutions but the reyoi
non advances win steady strides the people not Idle.
though many Of the doctors professor lawyers and Jour
nasts who In 1913 strove to make goi revoluios now
strains every to stop the approaching crisis Bat
The people who have the dupcity of the Court
and the simplicity OF tho doctrinares Longer 10 DO
deluded by either. The pre- mnenily Protestant King
who fears and oteys the Lord" acknowledges chat Prov
estsnsm and absolutsm cannot exist together cOnss.
9uently loving absolusm than be fears the Protestant
Lord be fayors Jesusm in every shape the country is
oveTun with their missionaries and were possible this
God fearing king would proclaim POpery the religion Of
the State and be ready TO bow before images and relics.
To assist the king in his redctoaay course, Russian
columns hover about the frontier to Overawe the popaa
Init hau
closes, or ameiorae the wretched condition Of the work
log men who are every day becoming more dlstresd
from the increasing dcarness in the price Of provons
In The midst Of these perpexites source Of annev
"a arising which bids fair to surpass all the others ~
Effect upon the massest is the progressing prosperity
influence and power Of the United States Of America WIN
which Republic the Northern German population 70 mo"
Intimately allied The immigration from all parts 81 yer
navy TO the United States has always been oonsidesos
Prussia and the North of Germany there is scarcely lam
IL which has not member or some dear friend tns
these ties of blood and Of friendship
which cannot be broken 10 this land do the Gernsas
urn their eyes when they seek asylum from oppression
Their first patriots the leaders OF the people ~ they pc
ome compromised, escape here from them do those wbo
emain in Germany ask for advice AMI for instruction re-
pectng this iourshng country. Those who have resen
his land whether prior to since the events Of can
consider with indifference the fate Of those whom 2
left behind Hence arise, feeling on DON t saas ,bst
amiy well knows that the United States need send no az
MES TO overthrow 1.-THE simple return Of the eiie'
Fell Timed, would De sufnclent 10 AWAKEN INC enAe "
Germany The fate Of the Prussian therefore as
ends in fact upon the forbearanco of this repaDc-ss
ot therefore Frederick William push his arroga2ee l9S
ar The heroic act OF Capt IBgraham was hailed byms
;emsn populations the first word uttered by the peSs
the United States in favor Of oppressed humanity in5
gess Of England echoed the applause, and cried 20
oAe.dl" We'll founded indeed was the advice given ey
Nicholas of Russia to Francis OF Austria 10 be cautious ~
be Koszta ngraham affair The diplomatic note OF me
american Secretary Of satetas not yet been answered.
The approaching struggle N Europe win not be; as "a
s4s contest partly diplomatic, partly legal and partly
o,,.lar fo from Prices little mora a Little