, 1866-08-18
How the Arrangement Il Regarded 1

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ndransasa Of the greatest Importance 10 b. 1ae
mainierance OF great N modesattns power ia ibc
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pee.erSaiion Of thc Kingdom Of ssIon1 sioua 1a
The Prnesian Gove.rme1t u entirely nee to Incor
Per.te either ali Or pa.t both Of nanoyer and Eiee-
Sosai uease At Berlin the Incorporation Of these
- ass .e tssaiueu as cGtIatn; lhe Prenninartes
Inn ~ the Tnt p,at;-c. nnT aoy sxe no en @
necessity of Establishing by deani;s 3reatT s te
Napoleon leaves Fiurrnce fhic evening On Ill 70
tam to France It il believed That b win stop ut
Vichy-"
The Meaning or.hc cP-e1tr,t,.-t,.-S..,
me Fcece BE Eern1nentN
From the LONDON 1fraes, Ju1yM.1
mt vct het,re the wnrla ~ IL ha a1a;nasaa s[S =;
Ausirfa from Germany ia men.snnsd ~ tSa oa
main mini At fssne hi THIfa 800 - .1-' ~
nose tbnt Anst,is nniv sccent. S.s TnafsaP sap'
atIon Of Northern Germany. under he er-
elusive direction Of Prussia, othvrs ayer that
Austzta Is to be entirely ousted from Ger
many md TO be allowed no connection what
which "will retain their separate {nterna-
tfoual existence and independence, aud w,ll
be free to group themselves as they fhInE
proper" The difference Is significant. The
PIuaaIau Government feeis. Or nffecfs
q ceTtaIn awe AZ the ma,r1Itndc ~ ~
to aim. no higher than the Foundation OF.
az Federal State. composed of allied North-
etn and Middle GernanT." leaving *thn
regulation Of its relations With the States
south Of the Main to a future tirue.n The
immediate territorial aggt1ndizemeut or
Prussia would for the present onir c,nl,r.ce -.
the Elbe DuchIea. Eertnral Hesse. Naasau
and perhana Grand DncaI Hesse snd E%nE,
fort. The Kingdom Of Saxonv would nrfs,
serve its territorial integrity. bit On tbe naJnn
conditions as have already been pfIered To
Hanover and the other Northern States. Tls.:
4 sub1ectiou TO Prussia in ali THAR miiitsrV
organization. aud In The usnat,e.nent ~ for-
elgn affairs. North Of The Main At leaT
thern xon1d then h.. ~ az a. a1, +hs ,saf ~
he world il conceTned Int one ,'.tfoe sr,d u
one Power. and that would embraca a teTTi- M.
tory inhabited by fnlly thirty millions Of
another State Of about eight or ten toilIions.
or which Baynsfn 1soufd hr thn no.nInai
head, but which It might be hoped to brirp
into some terms OF close allia1iee Fith He
also. lndIrcctlY. to Prnssfnr a.centencT.
We need hsr1iv nfTert To tI,e ds1c,r of
future plications for which uatehed-nr1
peace OF this nature leaves the door onen.
Anst1ta Is inst now prostrate: thu riyafriea
among her eubftet races affect her moro
nearly than creu the presence Of her fureIrn
foe at the pxtea Of her cAnitnl, PeAce IN aEv
terms Il now for for q neceas}tv- nntritf.
standfnp The thoronvh efT1rienrT wtfcf, he-
army IA said to ha9n attained Rnt ~. ~
wil r1ye her breathInr finr. md her sr1nv
viii Supply the means to rc-assert her swny
over her dIsstfected subjects. Released from
pressing disquietude, Austria will feel that
SO long = she holds Vienna and possesses q
powerful army shc Is German State-uay.
That she mast to the end be . German sts{e
or cease to be. She viii still look back to
Germany, where the cluster Of Southern
States viii hare no other rnsuurre bnt IN her
support The eId sTiIs Of Gernsny' sha II
va{ry between Austris and Prusaia. and the
vain efforts OF the minor States to estahItsh q
balance between them. the struggle
between two or three Ge7uaa}e,.
will be reproduced, only With
this diHerence-that tho vastly Increased
a mstch far its onnth.sn ~ ~ an1.ats - .na tsa'
drive them into % thc arH9 = ~ III I'm fo1.;on + ~
Power which hss nrofite3 hy German di9i-
sions ever since the time Of the Thirty Years'
War. The inAnenee Of France, the moders-
t1on OF the King OF Prussia, and the Conser-
yative tendencies Of all diplomAAc bodies
mny Induce the neEotiators OF fEikolsburg to
cometo dna1 arrangement on the terms OF
the alleged Prelim1nsries- But the peace Of
E1kolsburg, like that Of V1llaftanca or
Zurich, wonld, at the utmost, settle the In
teznationai differences. The great home Ger
man question would be still referred to a