The New York herald., 1866-07-31
Will the War Extends

from the Paris Steele, July 49,
As to the suppositiOn that the will extend nothing
think warrants its being entertained We cannot
peat often that there two Powers either Of which
ny simply ply "a an % Soq1S o one e ,,dn a.
Prusian army Berlin. But those two Powers, France
and Rsd have not given any sign Of desiring 70 aban
don their neutrality. BY accepting the Office Of media
tor Franc, not Is assorted broken her neutrality
but has rather fortified IL Al 10 tho supposon that the
war WIN soon end u win SHORTY % cleared up r. order
Prussia continues TO push her armies forward, n
direction Munich and Frankfort and In the other
Vienna; while Austria In order to obtain tho best
diions recalls her forces TO fight last decisive battle
the Danube Whatever the issue Of that sangumary
engagement may be- It is evident that the result will
In the meantime scurious TO see how tho kings, Uhsn
sy become prop0s.se ideas which are the
tho Of the King Of Pussias proclamation 70 the
habants Of Bohemia. He speaks TO them Of their
the proclamation, 'then possibly the time may have
arrived for Bohemia and Morava TO attain, like Hun
gary M .a'nS, nal aims May Hod s s, .r.s s
words uttered Some seeds Of tho plant thus pro-
fusely scattered always remain buried in the soil Let
US hope that IL the King OF Prussia Is the victor he will
think only OF the Bohsmians bm of the r les reid
ing in the Grand Dwchy Of Posen who have had often
70 IN o, inc measures arecsea against TIER ma
deed 10 favor the idea that the promises made 70 the
German people arc more serious than formerly The
masters OF Frankfort Is to convoke the Parliament The
elections win then be proceeded wit according to the
auOptcu the lariamenC OF l54V the German
Journals refer already the Of that law Of which
the first article Is thus :"Evcry well
Quoted German OF twenty i've OF age eector
All the other clauses are drawn up In the strain
1t thus seen that the advance OF democratic principles
Ia secured, and those OF our opponents who have 80
frequently inquired why We are favorable to Prussia
will there reply The Emperor Of Austria also
makes considerable advances 10 Hungary, calling around
him volunteers, who, on the other side are summoned
by the great voice Of Kossuth
How Pence should be Arranged In Germany.
From L0pinion Rationale, July 1871
Wo are not in the secret Of tho negotiations pend
ing between France Prussia and AUSTRIA and the
warnings published in the Mniteur put guard
against giving too positive an appearance TO
lectures to what tho for peace under
consideration. However the general OF both the
official and non-oiical press in advancing
the statement that the requirements OF Prussia much
more moderate than the public in general magnes We
would, indeed, be much asonished the territorial
aggrandizement OF this last Power the expense Of
Austria TO become subject OF negotiation or even were
NJ de Bismarck TO show disposition towards the CON-
pIete absorption OF the German States which have hth
erto been Independent Of the two great Powers
Without doubt, We must look for political sotte-
ment that will throw all the territory north Of the Men
into the hands OF Prussia without however destroying
entirely thor autonomy But, we rely upon this one
thing that tho weliadv ised ambition Of King William
will refrain from creating for Prussia German Italy
the catholic States Of the SOUTH were they 10
And themselves tied 70 the Prussan monarchy by an
unnatural annexation or else bound In vassaage quito
as odlous and dangerous Austria owes all her misfor
tune without reckoning what may yet bcfa her from
the same cause) to the policy Of lS16--a policy
ueUueu py nor INTEREST," huu WHICH Drought LOrctbIy
under one and the same sceptre nationaes interests
and moral bodies that destined should live and
move Independently and BY themselves;
N. de Bismark, TO whom win deny very high
order OF intelligence and very keen appreciation OF the
necessities Of modern society and especially Of the needs
OF Germany forget this example and drag Prus
sa into the fatal system under which Austria
today succumbng The main question TO be settled At
present appears % be whether the Austrian monarchy
Poles Tchecks Croas and Sclaves Of all races will bo
excluded from the German Confederation not
What would an impartial mind, having freed itself
rom the legitimate though momentary emotions caused
oy the military Of Prussia wcrc II to contem
plate, P.'e Europe constituted ~ this wse-lsiy Free and
DOTS after having conquered her natural boundariesthe
Alps and the sea; PrussiAn monarchy. governing
twenty millions Of Germans either directly or In vir
tue Of or less circumsrribed nserainsts, and
driving into is sphcrc Of action one WILL through the
Ss ss' ss %ns,S q sss IN
than shirtytwo millions Of subjccts vassals allies
finally an Austrian empire, that win gather under It's
which has always been recognized as cause Of weak
nese-and even take from the German nationality
those. those beautiful countries which are the pride Of
Tyrolf Judging things dispsssionatey, would that
constitute balance Of power that should ghten France'
II this our hypothcsstns ideal Of the expected peace
Were 70 be realised, our country would find therein
soroad from wboh c former state Of .hnss prsceseS
her during Nifty ysars
Let ~ not be said that the hcmosepity Of Germany
DC regarded as dangerous 20 the policy OF France Has
not that homogenity existed in fact against us against
our interest against legitimate aspirations since
Islof On what question have had Austria, or Prus
sh or the smaller states side when the rest OF
Germany was opposed TO uss The Confederation had
but one bond Of strength an that has never failed
the union OF the whole Of the Gemanc peoples against
In Is4o date which brings back sad recolccsions 10
France which Of the states beyond the Rhine took side
with us' Ia 1859, Prussia-even Prussa--in spite Of
ner deep rooted hatred for Austria, came near being
drawn into hostility with by the force Of things BY
the prcponderatnE influence Of that German feeling
whch a. aqy moment found easily all powerful lever
against us alone the constitution OF that Conedera.
ton which people now days seem 10 regret The
catholic states of the South the most ardent In
wishing 10 declare against the common enemy; the
Bavarian army already modified, and II is well
known that Ridiculous NJ nssaisht the part Of