The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

unaua,oes vo,o 81 ne land berg accessory % eeec q
I chaaso NJ tis c,nstfiul
Hauce faiaag 20 accomplish Their aeeot,n he cossirlc
ton 81 Geruisu whole site hey concluded TN itc
q enoieirom Denmark ssatnS Dat aus eseea.ive ect
touehnl The doehies u scaie swlg ,losen would 90
viewed asl q hostility al .reaica - the
nicss governments q dem.ft ., fenmafk aa im
mcante sarreoleriag Of "a dgchies % Prov ,ucis
form OF government, basel upon former treats s ,
and uofc ~ with the feelings and acsie- II
the e1te The result 81 this action the part or tho
iiiet eei at ~ Immediate reny the spit u WHOM
proved tlai hennefk wunlt o-y ield % this naui a
We point y The bagohet, aud to-day Il rlmorod
Change Hamburg nat he pat have ordered troong
int ilbslcin 4 however daunt III hnt Il may nrnve IL
b M case II i - Che lauish troops camp Al
tne lne oi tetncc o. the Fder. supported bv their
Formidable works a Fredrckstadt ana then block sde
tGs ports q H9nbnrg, Bremen and fubaoS
! aiu informed Denmark has formed 40 alliance with
Sweden aud nat edsh soldiers viii march into Jut
land e. garrison ~ the iorts that the entire parish
army vil occupy he duches, where tie battle must be
10 2hi eNi ne strre he the hottest
The paish army composed of thirty thousand pogu.
IN camp. large number Of these how
ever. are drawn from the disaIe, ted drches, and
in Gaze o. hostities with other German States
are ho Y 20 relied unon particularly as II has been
presc ted 70 them by the German that thew would
not trust their German soldiers. times pece
hut send them 70 foreign stations or to garrison duty in
roas II ed ark placing Danish native
The difficulty complained OF by tho duches is
one OF nationality, rather than opposition 70 the
Danish government The estates have a German popu-
la'ion TioseiE euirSly SO, and perhaps two.thirds
Of schlswig likewise. In the latter duchy Danish
magistrates clorgy. schoomasters and police rule
throughout the whole OF H. and they compelled by
these officers 70 both speak and teach the Danish lam
guage 10 their children This no doubt is tho CHIEF priov
ance compained Of by the scheswickcrs and seems
strange that u cannot DO removed without appeal
arms So II Is however, and the German States
have 70 champion them through their difficulty.
But there is another most .aggravating cause
OF c,mpainthat Is. taxation without representation
Therefore they are inclined TO provincial form OF
government represented by their delegates appoint
ing their own magstracy clergy and police ALL
70 determine FOR themselves what language they should
adot and what institutions would be adapted the
we'll being OF their own community. Their allegiance
he Danish crown would not be impaired BY such
change nasmuch Prince Christian present Duke Of
olsein L. heir apparent TO the Danish throne
The plan OF procedure, however whether war or
peace has hardly developed itself yet shall keep the
lookout and will give ynu the earliest news when hostl
ties commence. War Is always painful alternative
thus YOU know 70 our sorrow-although 10 Europe
will keep them from meddlng 10 your AFFAIRS and give
better opportunity OF whipping your rebeious chill
dren into proper obedience.