The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-25
DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
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The Political Condition Of the German Coaederdcy-Ex
letter from correspondent residing at Augsburg
Germany, dated the 2Sth ult.
The address voted by the Bavaran House Of Representa-
ves the speech from the throne is the most
marksbe public document that has appeared in Germany
since the year 1850
1t is the first time since the revelation that German
House OF Representatives has made itself the tongue ana Or
gan the whole nation Before that epoch
the post champion of the peoples rights and liberties and
there that the celebrated and unhappy Basserman
German people to set with the beta motion that
seemed destined to torebode the revolution OF March, ls4S
which it preceded but for a few days.
1.-THE of 1913 followed, revolutions
wont to be in Europe by long and severe repression The
made the obsequous servants Of the
rulers The leaders of the constitutional party
sccord as in Baden Baron Montaue the Prussan Prime
Minister, had given translation OF the Russian Empcrors
m remark that he ana ,a
said that true democrats deserved praise for their frank and
NJ pe ii G
The democrats could be praised for iankness without
had been filed with hate against the liberal chief
whom they accused of weakness and who seemed to be held
responsible for the bad Of the revelation Them in
order absolute power necessary to de-
soy the influence of the constutonass IN the representa-
assemblies They had already become indifferent to the
of the people, and the work OF the absoutists
seemed easy to accomplish.
But the elections the Bavarian House Of Representa-
tives proved that that system will do longer The
consttutionass are III great majority at Munich
The King his discourse had expressed his satisfaction
that German unity bad not been disturbed by the comp
the Eastern The House has answered that
the unity requires to be improved by representa-
ton the German people, for such is the plain sense of the
address,
1.-THE opinions of the great majority vol! known
deter Baron Won der Pfordtcn the Prime Minister
from opposing any way Whatever However, he
said that the not favorable for proposing any
changes fundamental laws OF the contedera tonhe
subteruges cf German statesmen whenever great
questions have been, shall be- raised for there s no doubt
the German viii never find the mo'nent favor
The address has been voted by all the members of the
House two only excepted believed here that this will
small influence the result OF the Prussan cleo
tions, which are TO take place in few days
ArronsEy crsEaAl's OFFICE
Diplomatic oer Of Spanish Viceroys.It the prac
tce Spanish during the reign of Charles and
his of the Austrian dynasty to delegate to Span
ish vceroys governors, and captain generals the ga
tionis, well in Europe in Asia and America and that
delegation recognised by the public law OF Europe.
couRr or CLAIMS.
Wednesday, October 2trhe court met at IL o'clock, m
o.day. The judges all present.
The argument in the ri Asbury Dickens Michael
Nourse aud John Rob- adjourned yesterday,
resumed by Mr. Badger He said that these depend
upon single questions il lawful under constitution of
the United States Cor person hold oices cited
the of Chief Justice Marshall Who at time Of his
appointment the Office OF Chief Justice United States
holding the office Of Secretary State under the admin
the elder Adams 1901 referred to the Civil
List read by Mr. Baxter in his opening argument He also
paid Just tribute of praise to Chief Justice fancy. Mr.
Badge occupied the attention Of The an
three quarters; and
After few explanatory remarks both by the Solicitor
and Mr. Badger, the submitted for the decision Of
the court 70 whether testimony be taken not.
The court called the of j. X. Rogers (No 81 the
law docket This il claim for the proportional share
the balance due each 1903 OF the Cherokee
ton under The treaties of 1895 and ls4s. Mr. Rogers ap-
peared in his behalf read bis petition proceeded in the
argument Of the case and had concluded his remarks
when the court adjourned.
The adjourned O'Clock till IL o'clock tomorrow,