New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
monire.,o OF .he Emperor or Aas,rIn.

To My Peoples: while engaged in q work Of peace,
which undertaken r the purpose Of iTinr TIE founia
ton for constitution which should Augment tie uniii ard
power Of the Empire. aud the time to ray
sTS Se" @9JgcE ga hTs o so ny Sioo army w.
On N, frontiers a. ny Enpr IN to fouh snd IN tho NORTH
stand the armies enso. have allied WITH tie In
enon OF breaking the power OF Au5ira great Eaopenn
TO neither o. these enemies have given for
col Omnscent God 10 bear illness that haye always
considered ny hfst my most saccl aal 70 90 81 ~ ny
pow 70 for nv peoples ne blessings Of peace
One of the hostile Power, requires no excuse Having n
longing 70 deprive parts my Empire favorable op
po-umy IL flf him Sufficient cause ~ gong 70 var
Allied with The Prusaa troops which are nov Mp n arms
ac inst u.s. part Of my ftf AID vsOoaa army years
the shores ~ tho North sea- entered into
cured by treaties TO protect impcrd German race
oolhne vithnAho nnrOweit possible limits an unavoidable
ir German powers-Hhose pHao al duty II il 80 maintain
peace Of uropc-to obtain lisng guaranty Tor the
peace OF my Empire OF Germany and q Europe.
Conqucst hlFe never sought or unsefsa n my alliance
with Prussia did NOT IN the iensa ueay o. fa'g Tor
series Of unfortunate complications when oo-ll no
arisen had Prussia been eqaaly dnteres'd and equally
mindful of her federal duties Those complications were
BROUGHT about the urtherance Of selfish pi ana con
sequenty could not be done away with b. ny Government ia
fhe state Of afTai.s became more and more serious.
Even whom il was notorious that the o hosi states were
uatipr for war that there under
standing ooad only be based on an Intention to make IN
common attack ON ny empire L. Deing m,hul1 OF ny
dusa as Sovereign re aanei "a a state Of peace
compatible with tic welfare and honor Of my people Bot
when that further Dolby would not only render u dill
ward OF the intended blow but al mpel tho SUI
OF the monarchy WAS Obliged 70 resolve on making those
heavy sacrifices which are insepTabe from preparations Tor
The assurances given by my Government Of my love Of
peace and the repeated declarations which made Of
readiness TO darm at the same time with Prussia 70
slcrlcug tie honor and safy q tho monarchy Prussia
only insisted complete disarmament IN tho northern
provinces of pire but also 10 those parts which tuoh
laly where hostile army vas standing Or whose love OF
peace no guaranty could either be given OF offered
The negotiations Win Prussia ~ respect 70 no Lhe Dnehies
eli silq proved that settlement o tho queson ln way
patDo with tho dignity OF Austria rad with the rgLts and
interests o. pemany anu hg Duee eol nor % o'oySh
about prs IN Yioeut nnd intent on conquest The
the und aud at the time the legal repre-
seniatiyos Of Ilolsten c0nvoked.
The danger induced thotleo POwers-Trarce, Tn.
ea I1G ne obsct 81 yiieG wa 10 he On ,
the maintenance II peace Ny government Ia accordance
with my views and, possible 10 tho blessing Of peace
NY peoples did not refs 70 share in tho conferences bat
made acceptance dependent the confirmation 0f tho
superstition that Ae public law Of Europe aud tie existing
treaties were 10 for the bases OF tue attempt NJ medlon
ana that represented would seek 10 uphold
[ IN ron and "a The rigbts OF An,tria I1e fao tbat
the attempt mediate failed because these natnal uppo
ons made proof that the conferences could not have
led 10 the maintenance Of peace.
Tie clearly provo that Prussia substitutes
open vid nee for iight and justice.
Tue rights aud tue honor Of Austria tho rights and tho
honor If no whole German nation no sger barrier
against tie nodnate ambition OF Prussia Pfussian troops
have entered Iosen the estates cOnvoked by the Imperial
Sathoer been Yiolst dssoled the Government OF
ostein which the treaty OF Vienna gives 70 Aura and
Las bscen claimed FOR Prussia e1ne aud
the Austrian garrison has been obliged 10 give way to force
| ten times Is strOng M itself
When the German Band which In the measure no in
fraction Of te federal laws accepted the Austrian proposition
20 mobilize the federal troops, Prussia who pTdes heIse on
being defender Of the interests Of Gcrmany resolved 70
complete the she bad begun Violently scverng tho tie
when uns the German Prussia announced her Secef
zion from the Bund required from the German G9Fernents
acceptance Of socrled pro- Get oTeiorn. wha reality
division o. Gormauy ana now BIO employs mihy ioieo
soyeregns who have faithfully discharged their
federal duties.
The most perncious Of wars Of Germans against Ger
mons has become inevitable aud summon before the
tribunal OF hist0ybcore the trb1Il Of On Eternal ana All
powerful Godhose peeons who have brought abont aud
lake them responsible f0s tho misfunes When NAY iAI On
individuals families. districts aud countries ,
begin the war with sing from tho knowledge
that my inst and with the consciousness Of the
power vi c Is possessed By great empire when the Prince
and the people have and tbs thonshthat The rights
Of their country must be seadasly upheld NY heart beats
high az The sight Of my gallant aud weappohted ary-the
bnlwa gsnst which the Of tho enemies ot Austria
viii be bTckenans fhf peoples who are fn cf loyal
confidence ald sedevotiOn Tie pure IRE OF patriotic en-
thnsas burns With equal strength aad steadness 10 al parts
Of ny empire. JJyfuy do the f0uRh men nnd re-
take their ices In the ranks OF tho any numerous
vol niccrs present themseFe the whole Of The abebodled
pgquOn Of the countries which most exposed are pre-
parng take the fe end everything thai can POSSIBLY 10
done 10 assist the army and provide for ~. necessities is VII
lady done An the Inhabitants % my Kingdoms and
i. have ant tie eAnt-tlo csng t-t tley BE-
long q one and tfe same nation that ury gives strength
end that Cr8 violation OF see las been conmitel. ~
is al raiff ?, frat toe f'l mont y .e questions
relative ~ Go internal cIlsitll o Sac empire BIAS DO, y
made progress taa. ~ tla i1possaHt no@en can