The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20
POSITION OF THE GERMAN COURTS.
THEIR NEUTRALITY AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES.

From the London Times, June
The German Courts rule the German people with rod
Of iron. The Russian Court rules the German Courts
with rod Of gold, which win pass into one OF
country Is only the action Of the government and that
as he thinks dsgrsdstson which such soveregns
the King Of Prussia have brought upon the German
name. Tho those which the nations Of
Germany prefer toleratethey the acknowledged
states and by their action must the character Of the
people be judged OF what profit is It to the world that
young and enthusiastic members Of the Burs,hen
interest ont catches upon the subject OF "Ffh"
that grave professors exhaust their ingenuity In
long treatises and historical distractions, that In Gil
racs-what is all this to who engaged in death
grappe In which the Germans should have taken their
share and from which they have most neaniy ab'
The very argument which has bern 10 repeatedly urg
the yery one which tells .sanst them With the srsstst
force. Why should they engage In . war; Why should
they add the number Of combatants and contribute
thrown their weight into the scale in favor Of that
and right there would have been at all The Gar
would have drawn back before the armies and fleets Of
q,ladrIp,e alliance oud Aaus saved The efusion Of sim
ole droP Of blood, or tie bsr,ing Of single cartidge
The Russian ruler was better acquainted than wore
with the nature of his interest at the various German
courts especially at that which has served him with
such desperate tenacty Of purpose to the last. The
has not thrown . rouble diamond snunbox away.
Again, by series Of dexterous matrimonial alliances, he
has converted Germany into kind Of nursery barrack
for the RomAnof family. The Grand Duchy Of Peruks
helm cannot be stirred into action because the interest
ing Grand Duchess Marie Feodorowna s " scion" Of
ter Of tSat ling Of men who rectons the great Frederick
among his ancestorsH Can you snter any little trum
perry German hingdom OF duchy without stumbling
sgainst Petrowitz PaulowitES The unctuous Cham
berlain, and the sly Legstions Councillor" who
dsavor 70 pump Jour thoughts out of your BRAIN
are mere valets Of the Russian Chancery.
The police agents have been carefully secured In the
Russian interest. In fact, turn whore you viii in Ger
many, the wind blows ever from the East. Either BY
well conceived marriages. or by bribes and intrgues
upon the leading f.miliss the Gar attsins his end
and to convert them into the blind instruments Of his
win. So, let them lodit until his schemes further de-
recped and tho frontier can Be advanced nearer to the
Rhtne
All this is humiliatine enough, but, In strict JUS
cs It should only be spped to the governing caste
to the middle and humber classes s that their inu
upon the action Of their rulers s so feeble that they
connct thsm 70 save the national honor In ls4s
rave about sehleswig. Holstein, and throw away
the game Of liberty, while their hands were filled with
scheme for bettsring their political condition. they arc
and dull ~ many foeks Of sheep. One woold
Russian influence throughout Germany and the rsstora
struggle. On: would thin that endowed with Any
degree Of foresight might have predicted the
consequences Of such change upon the growth OF poll
tcal liberty throughout Germany Had Il not besn for
upon every German capital the spulAtons in favor Of
German liberty attached to the treaties OF 1915 would
not y: so ssss H' ss ons
be deprived Of everything they sought to re-
tain, save their authority st the German courts:
neither help us NOR themselves The Germans have
left to bear the evil day alone, and now the best
% 20 Of
population for which We retain much sympathy is the
peasanry The best advice we can give them h to es-
Il Is vain to look for liberty prosperity senor In
the ranks Of the allied armies they may fight the battle
ing the tedious game Of soldering in homo garrison
assisting to swell the ponp Of review for the amuse:
ment Of their despots u the once warliks youth Of
Germany TO leave the parade ground but TO grow
old, generation after generation In practising mimic
war in preparation for mighty blow which is rulers
win one day STRIFE. but only ct the remaining liberties
In addition 10 tho circular despatch OF the nth OF May
atvs or Austria At German csurts the following pr
yate despatch Addressed under tho same data, to
Count tsrhazy the Austrian 1mSs:'Ador @ q Bssn
MONSIEUR LIZ coxn-lThs prussIan Cabinet has been
informed by n de Bismarck Of what has been done at
Charge dAarss was ordered TO take BY his Court We
approve that NJ dc Bismarck did not provoke discus
and We DO not doubt that Prussia Ike Austria, does
not deem such discussion suitable. We also en-
tsrtsn the conviction that tbs other German Courts
win mot pay further heed TO this new attempt
Of Russia to separate the private interests
Of Germany from the general interests Of
maintain disunion in Germany, and to make far
s possible Of the resolutions Of the German Courts be-
fore the anal result the Vienna Conferences s known
and before We can BE- In position TO express ourselves
70 our oonfederates the eus Of the situation and
what II truly demsnds on the part Of Germany.
of view IN which look upon the declaration mase by
Russia at Frankfort address the annexed circular
published in our seccpd edition OF Saturday, We re
queAt you TO communicate IL to Baron Mantsufel and
on this occasion to express to the Minister nssden
our confident hope that this point The views OF ths
| Prusssn Cabinet coincide with our own,