, 1866-06-01

rneets With the undivided approval Of all those
who have sny judgment ii au upon Psuss:aa policy,
and hare noi al1owed 1t 10 be uinnmed by pail.
ihoueh.!e-s I'd isa.tiea egolts to dis'nrs % =. Il
this petition III the stateimep Of DamnerK ar. 20
9nies1y ready 70 loow The ' A., e.y tos VIZ Of n
Il probably with The cdnsoa!n: res.ryauon OF
how % easy ii is for email s.s'e % change
oos MIKE ese te q, q Fse;a pt i sssg Y
scnn Poacs like Prussia into the nre;
Z 1t b asked OF n@ to rsk blood and treasure Eor
ths political W.scom aud tic Thirst ior ac',on OF
protection; If these States wish 10 lead rs on aud
Il a. means they prooo.e 10 start theory Of con-
autonomy OF Passian policy would cssse II Is
Time, N ny opinion, 10 remember that the leaders
who aEk us to follow them serve other than Prua.
OF Germany. which they proclaim. in maunrr that
It cannot a the same lime hs the cauEe of P1ussIa
urles. We surrender ourselves.
mhy, Fer6apf. 20 too III. If express the opin.
ion that Ee ouGht to u:e every legitimate opporu.
ply oneted Us bE our coutede1atea 70 obtain such
that ete may permanently live IN recullr Inley-
course with the smaller German states. We
.hould lake up the glove at orce, and not siew IL
misfortune, on' - The pFo:1e-s to tie crlsts ci
resolve which We consider Unauthorized, uilfull
change OF the obfec1 Of confederation and breach
%ons Of "a n:,s The mrs marked this preach
Me may not 1satn meet with conditions 20 fasora-
hle ae % sllo" us an amehonation Of our condition
10 I've .. Just eaase sr + whon Ill ouE sne teip ns
ins ,:aes1nnsm, them On. Even the krs: z:
sass of t5s PIsss1sn st sly e1H!a as DO 70
lh,e journal nsse soosfulis Oh .elred WIN: powes
Austrla wicldt In the Gcraan P1ess by IT. skill
wespon: Without II tocalled paeii: op1uion
s.'1a M1nla never 9s nsyc advaneed % high say 60
called, ior tEe masses Of Population are nrssE for
heasy burdens II hiss come 70 this. that uudsr
The cloak Of general German feeling, P1usslan
paper hastily daFe: to pEo:ees rrnssta1 paao:l-m,
much az the money. which Austsia never ssant. for
thls pnrpoee. Most, correspondents wsi.e 10: .
living mo.r papers have hnaucIal success for their
na1n object, and In some OF our oNn and Other
papers lie experienced reader msy easily d{scoyef
whether they bare again received pay rom Aus
tIia, whe1hes Thy sxPec. ii soon, orby threatening
beliaEe that could produce visible change
~ ths public mind, 4. acainst the eac:o4chmcni.
an ibdet erdsns Pru--ian policy In the pzcss. Per
haps :hfrgs happen at Frankfort which will give
iht fullest cause for It.
pEreaE1tons may prove Itself In other dirccrlons
hid eve force to cur posnfol. Then Ffu..tau
te:-selanee may sound a. loud and effective as the
enan To-. easo our i,3s haaaes .ae sa wSea
We sfnll have united closer and more cE.ctually
with orr other eountrymen Than hl1hes O.. II 1oses
liz aftEacfion u uttd up noI IN connection With
the Nc:sus Of Confederation
fear that ios this cpl-tlary raid into the field OF
my former la5ors yon w, renliud tnc with NJ sutor
IHf0 rEp.9tM; but did 0ot intend 10 m1Se an
of!clal rrpor1-on!y to give in my testimony a. an
exIrr1 Against the Confederation. see In oar Fed
vral rti-'fons sore Tor Prussia, which sooner or
liter We will have to remedy ferr0 et 3n with iron
and blood. unless we proceed to any casE cure be-
times and IN favorable season. II to-day the Ion
fccera!on .e'1 to be simply aboltshel, sishon.
put ing any,tlug else IN II. p1aca tecve nat ou
The hs<t- OF his Ee.ntive achievement better aul
mort natural relations OF ir1ls-ta 10 her O. N
ueisahor= would develop themselves