New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
therance Of policy that be Wills Thirdly: The re.

growing If already closely approached, toward tie
state Of an efficient reality; fourthv-which il
mauly Implied in thirdly: The Head Of the Erench
Body Politc, who, Whatever his other faiIings'msy
be- the world agrees does not hack brains seeks men
who ft the measures OF his policy the only rs~
.onal means OF carrying them into execution.
That wrechtdest failure Of all cotemporary atates
mannkins by divine right 20 he wrong, that middle
a9el old edition of Scott SHOVEL King bis minus
Majesty of Prussia, compartments that essentialof
slalecraft. Having made up lis smon poliLico-in-
tellectual bsCgage-aftsr months OF prepsraon-for
comp de atands voyage into the unknown he had
sufficient remnants of intelligence to pick ont a ca
plble conductor. ihs minister a. Pnis, Herr Bis
mark Snoenhsuseu setting at The feet Of GanIahei
Napo az he has been Tor years IS called home
10 {" boss" the little Prlsaan corp DO Fiat And has
done it with certain initiative bOdness aud cleag-
ness that is rather credtabe TO the cleveness Of tie
pupil and to the instructive capabilities Of his inpe
rial teacher.
The essential facts ia this interesting Prussian
case ere briefly these: Government proposed 10 tho,
Chamber of Deputies for its necessary lcons,i.u.
tioDal approval budget containing large appro.
priation for new military purposes. The Chamber
of Deputies very largely modified the bin, and sept
II 10 the Upper House. The Upper House or
House Of Mob es and Country Squires rejected the
amended blu as they had constitutional right 70
do. and heii voted the budget us propssed by Min
sfeis which they bad no night to 10. L. was II
our Senate or the British House Of Lords, should
originate and piss all TIE appropriation bills OF tue
wear The ChnInDer OF Deputies thereupon passed
4 re- olltion, with only seven eight dssentient
votes, affirming ;heirrghs and declaring the creative
vote OF The Uouse OF Lords on the budget null and
void Wheseupon II. Bismark dissolves the Cham.
bers By Royal authority, and frankly declares that
he Governments. e., the Royal branch OF twill
ignore the Lower Chamber and the Constitution,
and administer the affairs OF the State with Tie
BUDGET approved by the House Of L0rds-lookiDg' o
IN. coautry and future elections TO justify divine
All, rbi IN na1
Prussia il not France. There will be no reyoll.
ton--thst is no immediate counter revolution in tie
ul.ar sense Of Fesistapce unto blood. But let all
feebletons and inn0ceDts who, with little reading
AID lees thought are habuated 20 ralse Their sbill
little howl Of horror agaiDst revolution, bear IN their
subs,itntes for minds this patent definite fact The
King Of Prussia and bis ministers, and the House Of
Lords aud country Squires now the confessed
tiOnsfs " hic the dispersed H0use OF Com
mons hss kept scrupulously within the letter and
,uirit of the tOnsltutlOn VI. blsmark himself has
r1f the face 10 pretend that the opposition Of tia
over House il uncons ituti0naI. And ali factions
D, this Honse except only seven or eight members,
are unanimous IL taer protest agans, the violation
Of their constitutional rights BY the Upper House.
which tie Hon. Bisiaark was called home IRON Paris
T. sanction ana eX lot.
Iour Trglsh liics viii have informed you before
receipt o. tLs u tne effect OF SIr. G!acstones
famous Slavery spee:h in EngLiAd. am gsd
20 know In advance lha, tbs lRiBUSE recognizes
the large fact that we have friends as well Gs f"ss
in Ing aud, and tha, Tue L0,.doh Times and P0st
arr nci the only organs VI opinion IN the free press
OF fngl.nd. Much has been made OF the Gladstone
sneeeh bv our enemies here, who dstort and exag-
gersre i,s siguilclncs now, much as they distorted
and exaggerated the significance OF Secretary
Welless letter and the Congressional vote approving
tie a ton OF Com Wilkes List Winter, which action
orr G0rerrmeit aiterwafd repuiigtei, reversed
and apOlogzed for.
II h uuders.ooi by those VINO viii give them
.elyes ;he unusual trouble TO think, that Mr.. Glad
stone spoke toe sentiments cf Mr. Gladstone, NOT
,eo political parpose Of Minister Gladstone. hat
the txpresrlon vi hs sentiments with that qnallh-
ca.ou have furnished great i1inoral aid and con-
for. 20 our enemies Lsre, as ;hey VIII furnish ths
ike 10 our enemies at horne. is However, incl-puis-
DE. /. If pressing bas.uess not W iai IN pas-
siou with ths speaker, but rather 10 take heed TO
hs sincere, however ERRONEOUS, spoken opinions,
anl, pTetermtiing discussion Or their friendly or
hostile quality, prove by our di eds done thai they
are unsouni. An American correspondent cent ne
the other day new versoa Of the John Brown
song, wherein | sadly read thls iias:
And the angels an ns Ocs tie dsei' zee rsea" d.
European Statesmen not angels; "on the con;
trary, quite tie reverse" They liltle given 70
sing zing of HYMNS, and won't change diplomats
note on the doubt.nl strength Of what "we mean 20
do" Their notes are pitched on wha. we ID DO.
II Is yery comfortable 70 observe the variety AID
complex profnElity ~ anxiety ths. expresses tsof
directly and by niifcction among the advocates ot
the {. ). 4. on account " Mr. Lincolns proclsma.
ton Of Sept. -. II we may judge from what We
read in American newspapers and III private letters,
an tie varieties of European hostility, whose eN-
preston hss heea provoked by that document, bays
heir exact counterparts on your eide Of the water.
Ihus Tie LguloG Iris OF the Paris C0R.Eta-
siorusi only repeat IN better language the " cons
fgiiou6 nrgum snts and the pairio,c' sophisiries
o. TIE Boston Courier and Of certain Of your New
York co,empoariss. There is 10 more or l-ss clean
s &c, n eitner metropolis that sustains the csndi-
d.lesbip oi Uorauo Seymour, o. Ihe political Wis
dom of the Mas.achuseits no'party third patty,
with more zeal Or with as much ability as The L'r-
dOa Times.
Mr. Seymour is. par eyc,,,scs tie fsvorite OF The
7lrlss end, not being q party man myself, and re-
tanning, despite long residence IN foreign parts.
certain patriotic sersiivenese respecting the merits
of INV conntTymen in l0urnals in all other things.
DO hereby, igom purely patriotic pude or vanity
respectfully and urgently recommend Msssachuseits
hird party ard New York democratic party writers
70 forego attempts AZ originality, and COPY cesu out
from European prints for their own coiuuins tae -
wei argued the equally zeslols, the inInessurably
betterwlitt u sreameais .erd rhetorical ornameuis
favorable 10 their cause and cantidsles. -, .
There Ia no ons IN all the American fditoHE
Conservative C0ris wbo has eaid or wri-ten any
hing Ike telling lludation- oi the brorters WOOD
and OF fiorstio Seymour, as the writers ~ 4as
lon i0a Tunes have penueG IN praise Of us two Ia
yonto representatives 81 rs solni American poli,SY
mi Of NJ, candiiaic for tie GIbernaorisl chair Ok
New York. Ard srce aD once On this theme, Jet
mc remind al tart more or less large and respecia-
be che. Of Aev'-York yotere, who nave the fear o,
Tie Loud'a Time; before their eyes, that Mr. Sey.
nour IS ., c9uGiiale IL i,s spondents, ex.poes
Dr. Maeksy his candidate, and mnsI be elected as
risk OF ne Times and The poeticai Doctors dis
appointment and sisplessure. And these voters
,holld Furthermore know thal their votes 70 given
Iylil be accounted 70 hem as merits by the editors
lud iusrrrrs of tho Paris Consfiaiioage, aud Pa
ri., aud Pog'.
Messrs. Aascn and Sdel are vexed, but do not
ose heart. The Ias,-nsined gentleman ba. gouo-
NAB &C leasI pglpo.ing two DAYS sgo. TO go acf."
to clmlucl % Cooperate With slr. VI. on Engl't